The eulogy presented by Rev. Elizabeth Quick at the funeral of Alan Spawn on October 31, 2003. It is a tribute to Al's values, and his inspiration to others.

In this episode, Al chronicled a 7 week treatment program for his ongoing chest pain. He describes a spiritual connection to a special nurse at the heart clinic who helped him to endure the agonizing treatments. From the writings of Alan Spawn as told by his son, Mark.

In this episode, Al discusses Discipleship and challenges the congregation to go forward to be today's disciples of Jesus Christ. From the writings of Alan Spawn as told by his son, Mark.

In this episode, Al describes his exciting vision for the work of the evangelism work group, and "intentional faith". From the writings of Alan Spawn as told by his son, Mark.

In this episode, we share how Al Spawn was tapped to lead the Evangelism Work Area at St. Paul's Church in Oneida, NY. His research, leadership and planning are revealed here in what would be Al's last year. From the writings of Alan Spawn as told by his son, Mark.

In this episode, Al discusses God's love and self sacrifice. Al notes "although the way may be difficult, the resulting peace within is a comfort that can be achieved no other way." From the writings of Alan Spawn as told by his son, Mark.

In this episode, Al talks about how each of us has different gifts, the use of which can bring about a united purpose for Christ. From the writings of Alan Spawn as told by his son, Mark.

In this episode, Al describes the harvest to a spiritual process of transformation. From the writings of Alan Spawn as told by his son, Mark.

In this episode, Al says, "People come to church to worship God. But people also come to church seeking love and a sense of belonging." From the writings of Alan Spawn as told by his son, Mark.

In this episode, the inspirational story of a chance encouter in the hospital. Al talks about his conversation with a woman who was at first distressed, but then enlightened. From the writings of Alan Spawn as told by his son, Mark.