From the Kirkwood community center, we celebrate "Everything Eliot" in the aftermath of the City Hall tragedy. We hear from Rev. Bonnie Vegiard, Rev. Daniel O'Connell, Cordell Jeffries, Luis Ortiz and Sue Stivers.
DOWNLOAD FULL EPISODE
DOWNLOAD Words of Welcome and Thanks from Bonnie Vegiard
DOWNLOAD Welcome to The Service from Daniel O'Connell
DOWNLOAD What We Teach Our Children from Daniel O'Connell
DOWNLOAD Testimonial about Religious Education from Cordell Jeffries
DOWNLOAD What We Stand For from Daniel O'Connell
DOWNLOAD Testimonial about Free Religious Thought from Luis Ortiz
DOWNLOAD Authentic Spiritual Discovery from Daniel O'Connel
DOWNLOAD Testimonial about Community from Sue Stivers
DOWNLOAD Faith and Doubt from Daniel O'Connell
DOWNLOAD What We Believe from Daniel O'Connell
Monday, March 10, 2008
Monday, February 4, 2008
February 3, 2008
"Our Common Beliefs"
UUs don't have beliefs in common...right?
Lead by the Rev. Dr. Daniel O'Connell.
DOWNLOAD
UUs don't have beliefs in common...right?
Lead by the Rev. Dr. Daniel O'Connell.
DOWNLOAD
Saturday, February 2, 2008
A Message From The Feedmaster
If anyone has been having trouble actually using the RSS feed to download the weekly sermons, it's fixed! You can now copy the feed address from the bottom of the blog into iTunes and automatically download the podcast every week! I'm working on a button to put at the top of the page which will make the process even easier. Stay tuned.
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
January 27, 2008
"Blink And Miss"
It's easy to ignore what we don't want to see. But then we can miss what's most important. Lead by the Rev. Dr. Daniel O'Connell.
DOWNLOAD
It's easy to ignore what we don't want to see. But then we can miss what's most important. Lead by the Rev. Dr. Daniel O'Connell.
DOWNLOAD
January 20, 2008
"Credo."
NPR's popular radio show "This I Believe" gives people the chance to craft a statement that expresses the guiding principles of their lives.
Sometimes they use traditional religious language, sometimes not.
UUs have been using this idea of "credo," personal and individual yet shaped by community and world, for many years.
When did you last consider your credo?
Today's sermon is delivered by Eliot Chapel's Program Minister, the Rev. Bonnie Vegiard.
DOWNLOAD
NPR's popular radio show "This I Believe" gives people the chance to craft a statement that expresses the guiding principles of their lives.
Sometimes they use traditional religious language, sometimes not.
UUs have been using this idea of "credo," personal and individual yet shaped by community and world, for many years.
When did you last consider your credo?
Today's sermon is delivered by Eliot Chapel's Program Minister, the Rev. Bonnie Vegiard.
DOWNLOAD
Sunday, December 30, 2007
December 30, 2007
"What won't go away."
Science fiction writer Philip K. Dick defined reality as "that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away." On this day of time and memory, we will pause a moment to consider what does and does not go away.
The sermon is delivered by Eliot Chapel's intern minister, the David Breeden.
DOWNLOAD
Science fiction writer Philip K. Dick defined reality as "that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away." On this day of time and memory, we will pause a moment to consider what does and does not go away.
The sermon is delivered by Eliot Chapel's intern minister, the David Breeden.
DOWNLOAD
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
