Ascension DayThis coming Thursday marks Ascension Day in the Church calendar. It is often neglected day in the church in general, but we celebrate faithfully and will be celebrating it May 12, along with Mother’s day.As
As Christians, we will face trials, just like we talked about last week. Right before this passage, James talks about our faith being refined through the trials and hardships. But now, in verse 13, he starts
The Draft in Pictures This week is a little different email. It’s been (and still is) a very busy weekend in downtown Detroit, as you all know. We thought we would just give you a pictorial
There were technical difficulties during the recording of the sermon last Sunday, so the transcript is provided: Our epistle reading today is not an easy passage, and it’s especially difficult to expand on it in a
The Heart of it All One of the many unique things about Mariners’ Church is the fact it is situated in the heart of all that goes on in Detroit. Every year we have concerts,
Mariners’ Church: Say a Prayer for Football Detroit, Michigan, April 15, 2024 - Perhaps one of the most prayerful times of the week, other than Sunday morning, is Sunday afternoon during football season when a fan’s
Special Announcements It’s a wonderful thing to be in such a historic church in the heart of the city, but as you well know sometimes that comes with some opportunities and changes, as major events in
The Heavens Declare His Glory This week we saw an incredible and rare cosmic event. The solar eclipse fascinated so many, there were traffic jams on the way to the path of totality. I know some
In this first Sunday after easter we pick up where the story left off last week. We saw the women discovering the empty tomb, later we learn they saw the risen Lord and brought Peter and
Leaving a Legacy of Prayer Have you ever thought about the legacy you are leaving behind? I’m sure we all have at one time or another, especially when it comes to family. How about at church?
When Mary and the other women went to the tomb there were many surprises and much fear. What can we learn new about ourselves and God from this age old Easter story. A lot!
The Phrase I Overlooked There is a phrase in the Eucharist liturgy that, until recently, didn’t impact me much. With so much repetition it had become commonplace in my hearing, but now it is tremendously profound