Unity is important and this unity is achieved by realizing the different callings are unique to each person. There will be as many unique mix of gift sets at Mariners’ Church as there are people in
Honoring Dr. King MLK walked the path “of doing Righteousness and Justice” On Monday our church office is closed, like much of Detroit, in honor of a man who took the path of nonviolence toward
This morning we are going to look at what is this living sacrifice God is calling us to here. But first, he tells us the why right up front. Because it his spiritual worship, or your
Serving Sailors HAPPY NEW YEAR! For all of you who love the Maritime Community, Mariners’ Church has an exciting year planned in 2026! For one, we are partnering with the North American Maritime Ministry Association (NAMMA.org)
Choose this Year Whether you are a ‘resolutions person’ or not, the beginning of the year gives the sense of a fresh start. The holiday food is done and maybe you look toward eating healthier and
There are privileges of Adoption from the God of the universe given to us because of Christ’s coming. We celebrate it at Christmas, but we can live this all year.
[Excerpt from the Christmas Eve Sermon given by Rev. Meyer. For the whole sermon with the Children’s message see video attached] Why does God choose shepherds to announce his coming as Jesus the Messiah? We know
Christmas: The Ultimate Example of Humility In my last email I wrote about how we often forget that Jesus is God himself. Perhaps we loose that thought in the pictures of a baby in a manger.
Christmas Math “Christmas Math” are two words we usually don’t put together. There is nothing particularly festive or ‘Christmas-y’ about math. However, there is a math (and logic) formula that illuminates one of the most important
In our Gospel, Matt 11:2-10, we see John the Baptist, the one who was to prepare the way for Jesus, asking if Jesus was the Christ. He sends his disciples because he is in prison to
This week we are looking at how Jesus changed the way we view each other. In a general sense, how he bridged the gap on our differences culturally and racially. But even more specifically, how he
The 50th Anniversary Commemorative Booklets are coming! For many of you this will be the first “Words from the Rector” you have received since you came to the 50th Anniversary Memorial service commemorating of the loss