Transfigured Church

11/22/2025

11/22/2025

This Saturday, volunteers with Detroit Thanksgiving will be distributing meal kits for Thanksgiving at the Fitzgerald Recreation Center.

📅 When: Saturday, November 22, 2025
⏰ Time: 10 AM – 12 PM (or while supplies last)
📍 Where: Fitzgerald Recreation Center
Address: 4355 E. 9 Mile Rd.

Interested in learning more about this program or becoming a volunteer? Visit DetroitThanksgiving.com. 🦃🍁

11/22/2025

🏀 First Responders Basketball Showdown! 🏀

Come out and support your local heroes as the Warren Police take on the Detroit Police in an exciting matchup on the First Responders Tour!

📅 Date: November 21, 2025
⏰ Time: 6:00 PM
📍 Location: Fitzgerald High School
23200 Ryan Road

Bring your family, friends, and community spirit for a night of fun, competition, and unity. Let’s pack the gym and cheer on both teams as they hit the court for a great cause! 💙🚓

11/19/2025

This is BASICALLY what the Church throughout all is trying, desperately, to convey....

11/16/2025

ECUMENICAL NEWS:

The Holy Synod of The United Holy Caribbean Apostolic Church, met today via video confernece for their Fall Session. Chaired by the Most Reverend Lord Trevor 'Elihu' Greene, JCD, DD, Patriarch of the West-Indies, the Synod concluded with the decision to canonize several new saints, most notably Patriarch Charles Hill of Asheville, Bishop Angie Hill of Asheville, Patriarch Heyward Bruce Ewart III, and others.

Details will be released soon via Missive from the Patriarchate.

11/15/2025

With God’s help, we can submit to the discipline of the life circumstances He’s entrusted to us. May we rejoice not merely when those circumstances please us, but even when they don’t, because we know God is sovereign, all-knowing, and all-wise, because He has delivered us from Hell and promised us Heaven, because He is working together all things, even the worst things, for our good. “And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose” (Romans 8:28, ESV). www.epm.org/goodness

11/15/2025

✨ God Is Good... But How?

We all say “God is good.”
But how do you mean it when life breaks your heart?

This Sunday, we look at Psalm 145 — some of David’s final words — to see how a man scarred by loss, betrayal, and failure could still call God righteous and kind.

📖 Psalm 145:17–21
📍 Transfigured Church
🗓 Sunday @ 1 PM
28111 Hoover Rd. Warren, MI Ste. 10a
💻 Watch Live: Transfiguredchurch.online.church

Because gratitude isn’t about pretending everything’s okay — it’s about knowing that God still is.

11/15/2025

Did you know that many Christians throughout history have prepared for Christmas with a 40-day season of prayer and reflection?

Long before the rush of modern holiday traditions, believers set aside a period leading up to Christmas as a time to slow down, seek God, and prepare their hearts for the celebration of Christ’s birth. For many Christians around the world, this season—often called Advent or the Nativity Fast—is a spiritual journey of renewing faith, deepening prayer, and practicing kindness and generosity.

During these weeks, Christians often choose to simplify their meals or practice some form of self-denial. This isn’t about rules or restrictions. It’s about clearing away distractions so the heart can be softened and made ready for Christ. Fasting, when practiced, points us toward humility, gratitude, and dependence on God.

Many early Christian teachers reminded us that fasting and feasting belong together: when we empty ourselves of pride, rush, and noise, we become more capable of receiving the joy of Christ’s coming.

One ancient Christian preacher once wrote:
“Behold a wondrous mystery: Today He who Is, is born.”

As the world hurries into decorations, sales, and noise, Christians are invited into a quieter joy—a season of expectation, hope, and watchfulness. Bethlehem’s humble cave becomes a picture of our own lives:

Have we made room for Christ to be born within us?

Let this season be one of gentleness, prayer, generosity, and longing for the Light who has come into the world.