In-person worship gatherings have resumed at 10:30am every Sunday in our traditional, beautiful sanctuary. Our services, groups, and missions are open to all. Please enter from the main doors on Willits St. We are thrilled to have everyone back worshipping in person and can’t wait to see you!
Monday evenings at 7 PM each week we are gathering with a Bible study on Conflict Transformation written by Sanctuary friend Dan Buttry. Each session can stand alone so come as often as you would like. This class is also offered by Zoom. The in-person class meets in the Parlor.
The Tuesday morning Bible Study, led by Joan Trusty, on the first five books of the Old Testament has resumed with a new start time of 10 am. This promises to be interesting! All are welcome. We meet in the parlor and class lasts an hour.
The men meet at a local restaurant at 8:30AM Wednesday's for conversation and fellowship. During this current time of COVID-19 they meet via Zoom every Wednesday at 8:30AM.
This weekly group offers support, friendship and ministry opportunities with a primary focus on serving women and girls locally and globally. During this current time of COVID-19 they meet via Zoom Meetings at 10AM every Thursday.
In-person worship gatherings have resumed at 10:30am every Sunday in our traditional, beautiful sanctuary. Our services, groups, and missions are open to all. Please enter from the main doors on Willits St. We are thrilled to have everyone back worshipping in person and can’t wait to see you!
South Eastern Michigan Indians, Inc. is a non-profit Urban Indian Center providing services for Native Americans in Michigan and directed by Euphemia Sue Franklin, a member of the Sault St. Marie tribe of Chippewa Indians, who will speak about Indigenous peacemaking practices. She will explain the Indigenous peacemaking process that uses traditional values and ceremonial practices, so people can talk together and determine steps to heal relationships harmed by conflict. This method has been adapted into today’s court system and called restorative justice, which strives for community restoration rather than punishment. Sue is an engaging speaker who passionately shares her Native American heritage as she educates us about tribal customs and traditions that lead to peace. Come and hear her at the Mission Moment on October 6th in the parlor after worship.
Monday evenings at 7 PM each week we are gathering with a Bible study on Conflict Transformation written by Sanctuary friend Dan Buttry. Each session can stand alone so come as often as you would like. This class is also offered by Zoom. The in-person class meets in the Parlor.
The Tuesday morning Bible Study, led by Joan Trusty, on the first five books of the Old Testament has resumed with a new start time of 10 am. This promises to be interesting! All are welcome. We meet in the parlor and class lasts an hour.
What makes a Baptist a Baptist? The ultimate answer, of course, is simple: Membership, or regular attendance at a local Baptist Church. But there are all kinds of Baptist groups and Baptist churches! So, what are the “generic distinctions,” the “peculiar convictions,” the “specific ideals” that Baptists rally around and that make a Baptist a Baptist? What is the shape and feel of the 21st century Baptist movement? On October 8th, our Discipleship Class dinner and gathering will focus on Baptists in America beginning in the 18th century through the mid 19th century. In November, we will explore the Baptist movement from mid 19th century to the present and the challenges brought about by change and conflict. The goal of these sessions will be to allow those who attend to discover more about their Baptist tradition and how to better understand and practice their faith.
This weekly group offers support, friendship and ministry opportunities with a primary focus on serving women and girls locally and globally. During this current time of COVID-19 they meet via Zoom Meetings at 10AM every Thursday.
Have you ever wondered how Sanctuary develops its budget, or how the budget comes to be? Well, join us on Thursday, October 10 at 6:30pm for our Budget Night meeting. This is a night to focus on our vision for 2025. Each team will present its plan for 2025 which is the first step in putting together our 2025 budget. This meeting is open to everyone. Please join us in the Parlor for snacks and apple cider before we begin discussing our vision for 2025.
In-person worship gatherings have resumed at 10:30am every Sunday in our traditional, beautiful sanctuary. Our services, groups, and missions are open to all. Please enter from the main doors on Willits St. We are thrilled to have everyone back worshipping in person and can’t wait to see you!
Monday evenings at 7 PM each week we are gathering with a Bible study on Conflict Transformation written by Sanctuary friend Dan Buttry. Each session can stand alone so come as often as you would like. This class is also offered by Zoom. The in-person class meets in the Parlor.
The Tuesday morning Bible Study, led by Joan Trusty, on the first five books of the Old Testament has resumed with a new start time of 10 am. This promises to be interesting! All are welcome. We meet in the parlor and class lasts an hour.
This weekly group offers support, friendship and ministry opportunities with a primary focus on serving women and girls locally and globally. During this current time of COVID-19 they meet via Zoom Meetings at 10AM every Thursday.
Candlelight Concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring locations like never seen before in Detroit. Get your tickets here to discover a variety of music at Sanctuary Church Birmingham under the gentle glow of candlelight. General Info Dates and time: Thursdays and Fridays at 6:30 PM and 8:45 PM Duration: 60 minutes (doors open 30 mins prior to the start time and late entry is not permitted) Age requirement: 8 years old or older. Anyone under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult Accessibility: accessible parking, entrance, and restroom available Seating is assigned on a first come first served basis in each zone View the FAQs for this event here If you have any questions, the best ways to contact Candlelight Concert customer service are: Email hello@feverup.com At the bottom of Feverup.com there is a Support button If in the Fever App, go to your profile, click "Help" and there are options for live chat, submitting a form, or phone support Contact by phone at +1 (646) 849 6917 - Subject to availability, you may have to leave a message and receive a callback or email, so we recommend emailing for a faster response
Candlelight Concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring locations like never seen before in Detroit. Get your tickets here to discover a variety of music at Sanctuary Church Birmingham under the gentle glow of candlelight. General Info Dates and time: Thursdays and Fridays at 6:30 PM and 8:45 PM Duration: 60 minutes (doors open 30 mins prior to the start time and late entry is not permitted) Age requirement: 8 years old or older. Anyone under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult Accessibility: accessible parking, entrance, and restroom available Seating is assigned on a first come first served basis in each zone View the FAQs for this event here If you have any questions, the best ways to contact Candlelight Concert customer service are: Email hello@feverup.com At the bottom of Feverup.com there is a Support button If in the Fever App, go to your profile, click "Help" and there are options for live chat, submitting a form, or phone support Contact by phone at +1 (646) 849 6917 - Subject to availability, you may have to leave a message and receive a callback or email, so we recommend emailing for a faster response
In-person worship gatherings have resumed at 10:30am every Sunday in our traditional, beautiful sanctuary. Our services, groups, and missions are open to all. Please enter from the main doors on Willits St. We are thrilled to have everyone back worshipping in person and can’t wait to see you!
Church Council invites you to join us October 20th following the worship service for our October Congregational Meeting. At this meeting we will be providing updates on critical activities at the church and voting on the slate of elected officials. Are there any topics you want to hear discussed? Let us know by sending an email to Moderator Tim Olsen for us to include an update during the meeting.
Amanda Good Visits Sanctuary Sunday, October 20th from 6-7:30pm Sanctuary will be hosting missionary, Amanda Good, to tell us about the International Ministries assignment she and husband, Jon are carrying out, that is supported by Sanctuary’s Mission budget. They previously worked in Hungary, and are newly assigned to Florence, Italy, where they will work with the Italian Baptists. Of special interest is their work with displaced people fleeing Christian persecution. We welcome this opportunity to meet Amanda in the Parlor on Sunday, October 20, 6:00-7:30 pm, while she is in the US before returning to Italy.
Monday evenings at 7 PM each week we are gathering with a Bible study on Conflict Transformation written by Sanctuary friend Dan Buttry. Each session can stand alone so come as often as you would like. This class is also offered by Zoom. The in-person class meets in the Parlor.
The Tuesday morning Bible Study, led by Joan Trusty, on the first five books of the Old Testament has resumed with a new start time of 10 am. This promises to be interesting! All are welcome. We meet in the parlor and class lasts an hour.
This weekly group offers support, friendship and ministry opportunities with a primary focus on serving women and girls locally and globally. During this current time of COVID-19 they meet via Zoom Meetings at 10AM every Thursday.
In-person worship gatherings have resumed at 10:30am every Sunday in our traditional, beautiful sanctuary. Our services, groups, and missions are open to all. Please enter from the main doors on Willits St. We are thrilled to have everyone back worshipping in person and can’t wait to see you!
On the second and fourth Sundays of the month, we gather for a book study on Dangerous Wonder, a study about childlike faith written by Mike Yaconelli. Our first two sessions will be September 22 and October 27 so there is plenty of time to get on board. We will gather after worship in the Conference Room to eat lunch, pray, play and discuss together. It’s like going to youth group all over again! The paperback book is available for under $10 at this link.
Monday evenings at 7 PM each week we are gathering with a Bible study on Conflict Transformation written by Sanctuary friend Dan Buttry. Each session can stand alone so come as often as you would like. This class is also offered by Zoom. The in-person class meets in the Parlor.
The Tuesday morning Bible Study, led by Joan Trusty, on the first five books of the Old Testament has resumed with a new start time of 10 am. This promises to be interesting! All are welcome. We meet in the parlor and class lasts an hour.
This weekly group offers support, friendship and ministry opportunities with a primary focus on serving women and girls locally and globally. During this current time of COVID-19 they meet via Zoom Meetings at 10AM every Thursday.