A sermon on Mark 3:20-35 The hymn is “Will You Let Me Be Your Servant” Click on listen to stream audio of this sermon or click on download to then transfer and play it on an iPod or other portable

A sermon on listening to God. The hymn is “I Sing the Mighty Power of God” Click on listen to stream audio of this sermon or click on download to then transfer and play it on an iPod or other

A sermon by Dale Dowdy about the incredible power of love. The hymn is “This is My Father’s World” Click on listen to stream audio of this sermon or click on download to then transfer and play it on an

A sermon about those who have nurtured our faith, including reflections from Stephen and Ralph.   The hymn is “Immortal, Invisible” Click on listen to stream audio of this sermon or click on download to then transfer and play it

A sermon on the Good Shepherd, and the importance of listening for God’s voice as we plan for the future. The hymn is “He Leadeth Me” Click on listen to stream audio of this sermon or click on download to

A sermon on the final “I am” statement in John’s gospel. The hymn is “I Sing the Mighty Power of God” Click on listen to stream audio of this sermon or click on download to then transfer and play it

Today’s sermon is from Rev. Carolyn Richar, Associate Pastor of our partner congregation, Bethel UCC. The hymn is “I Need Thee Every Hour” Click on listen to stream audio of this sermon or click on download to then transfer and

An Easter sermon about holding on to hope – then and now. The hymn is “Christ the Lord is Risen Today” Click on listen to stream audio of this sermon or click on download to then transfer and play it

This week, we heard the passion story in its entirety from the Gospel of Mark. The hymn is “Were You There?” Click on listen to stream audio of this sermon or click on download to then transfer and play it

A sermon about covenants, and how our hearts are bound together. You may want to accompany your listening this week with a biscuit, roll, scone or other bit of bread to participate fully in the sermon. The hymn is “Brethren,