All Are Welcome
Sunday Service10:30 – 11:30 AM
14280 Red Arrow Highway
P. O. Box 223 (mailing address)
Harbert, MI 49115
269-469-1441
The Episcopal Church of the Mediator welcomes all people as children of God, wherever you are on your journey of faith. We welcome all people to our church regardless of sexual identity, orientation, race or ethnicity. We believe that God loves us.
Our Mission: We envision a Christian community grounded in the Word of God and energized by the Holy Spirit to seek God’s presence in all creation. A haven where all are welcome to grow in faith through worship, reflection, and education. Where we use all that God has given us to encourage one another to follow Christ in lives of service to others.
Come unto me all ye who travail and are heavy laden, and I will refresh you.
Visiting Us
At the Episcopal Church of the Mediator, you are welcome! We are pleased to invite individuals, groups, and families to join in our services, our ministries, and the community events we engage in.
Church with Children!
We are an all-ages congregation, and we understand that everyone has a vital role to play in our church community. For that reason, we do not exclude children from the sanctuary.
Outreach and Ministries
The Episcopal Church encourages its members to participate in ministries that serve our faith family and our broader communities. Our ministries rely on the support we give each other to carry on.
NEWS & EVENTS
Welcome to our new Rector, Mother Darlene Kuhn.
At our Annual Meeting we were excited to announce Mother Darlene Kuhn will join us on January 27, 2020. She is meeting with our committees, learning about the Mediator and will perform her first service on February 2, 2020. Let's make her first service with us a warm...
Reverend David Brower
This Sunday is Rev. David Brower's last Sunday service with the Church of the Mediator. He will host his last Wednesday Eucharist and Bible Study on the 29th of January. While I am glad we are at the end of a successful Rector...
Lay Servers and Lectionary Text for January 26, 2020
Lay Servers Chalice Bearer: Andrew Garrett Reader: Kathleen Hogan-Garrett Greeter: Bob Tibbles and Laverne Hughes Crucifer: Jeannine Totzke Book: Kathleen Hogan-Garrett Alter Guild: Nancy White Bread for Communion: Tom & Susan Holden Coffee Hour: Ruth and Max...
Nourishing all through worship, study, and love, according to our baptismal covenant.
At baptism, we agree to help one another and all people to live well—to live good lives, and to live in peace and understanding, seeking harmony and always striving toward becoming the people that God has made us capable of being. We study and worship as Jesus directed us, always mindful that, while we will never be perfect, we have the blessing of knowing His example, and the opportunity to try again and again to be His love in this world.
Striving to serve our parish, families, community, and our world.
Ours is a fellowship of service as well as worship. We recognize our place in our world as people who are called to serve, to use the resources at hand to make our world better for each other, and for future generations to come.
Come Visit Us!
We are part of a unique Lake Michigan community just a short drive from New Buffalo, MI on Red Arrow Highway. We are also conveniently close to another lakeshore community, Saint Joseph.