How would King Solomon feel about the Renaissance Center Renovations? The long awaited Renaissance Center renovation appears to finally be moving forward. The initial news of this enormous undertaking was surprising to many because it includes
Men and Women of the Sea This summer we have been building relationships with those who make their living in the ports and along the Detroit River and surrounding lakes. Mariners Church of Detroit was started,
Sometimes it’s easy to spot someone who isn’t genuine, isn’t it? Sometimes it’s not so easy. We can be deceived by someone’s exterior appearance, their words, or a false presentation. Today I want to give
I have been on vacation and look forward to being back worshiping with you this Sunday. Today we are blessed to have a guest writer for “Words from the Rector”, Steven Woodcock. Steven is a good
Our guest celebrant and preacher was Rev. Michael Nelson last Sunday. Enjoy and be blessed by his encouragement!
This week we have a guest writer for “Words from the Rector”, Laura Chin. She and her family have been attending Mariners’ Church for three years. Her and her husband, Jeff, have four children whom they
The Gospel that says no matter what you’ve done, who you are, or how you think your past defines you, The ground is level at the foot of the cross, the love of Father, Son, Holy
A Very Important Announcement We want to let you know about a big change happening at Mariners’ Church. Instead of me telling you, I’d like our Administrator, Charlotte McKenzie, to say it in her own words:
We hear the words of the Apostle Peter in his first epistle today, and he quotes the psalmist in Psalm 34. Both are calling us to a very specific, counter-cultural way of life—a life marked by
Happy Fourth of July This week I want to share an article by a fellow Anglican priest. It's a very helpful reflection on the July 4th holiday as a believer and how we can approach it
Jesus looks at the crowds, and He looks at us, saying: "Judge not, and ye shall not be judged: condemn not, and ye shall not be condemned: forgive, and ye shall be forgiven." To understand the
All of us at some point receive bad news. A terminal diagnosis, the death of a friend or loved one, or a financial investment gone sour. Really, it only takes a brief glance at the headlines