Welcome to Canterbury House!
We are a ministry to University of
Michigan students, faculty and staff, sponsored by the Episcopal
Diocese of Michigan.
If you are exploring your faith, creating your ethic, looking for
a safe place to ask hard questions, need a welcoming and open community,
like new and interesting art and music, or are wondering how you
can make a difference in the world, then Canterbury House is ready
for you. The atmosphere is relaxed, the worship is informal and accessible,
and the teapot is on the stove.
On Sunday evenings at 5 p.m. we offer Jazz Masses with internationally
recognized musicians, and a very different perspective on the
world, followed by lots of wonderful (free!) food. On Wednesday evenings at 5:30 p.m. join us for Solemn Evensong or a Taizé service (if you don’t know what
that is, come find out!!). During the week
we offer an open door, a (usually) quiet space, and a listening ear,
as well as discussion groups, Bible studies, and social activities.
We are committed to engagement with all of creation, so here you
will also find social activism on behalf of the poor, the marginalized,
and the oppressed.
Come and be involved, be challenged, be fed, be comforted, or just
be! We are happy to see you.
NEW! Download Canterbury House Ringtones for your mobile phone. Amaze your friends! Delight your family! Stephen Rush and Quartex perform five of Steve's Psalm Tones which you can download here in either mp3 or wav format. Check your cellular provider or phone manufacturer website for instructions on how to load ringtone files to your phone.
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| "Enlightenment Tone" |
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| "Nature Tone" |
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| "Shelter Tone" |
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| "Trust Tone" |
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ALSO! Look for the new book, Better Get It In Your Soul: What Liturgists Can Learn From Jazz, by Canterbury House Chaplain Reid Hamilton and Faculty Advisor Stephen Rush; published by Church Publishing and available from Amazon dot com.
AND! Check out Neil Young's latest release -- Sugar Mountain: Live at Canterbury House, 1968. From 1968 to now, Canterbury House's Concert Series continues to be a source of prophetic music.
