Presbyterian Church of the Covenant Podcast

Presbyterian Church of the Covenant Podcast

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Presbyterian Church of the Covenant Podcast episodes

  • Trinity Sunday 2019-06-16
    This week's sermon is by Rev. Charles Svendsen. We included the hymns "Holy! Holy! Holy! Lord God Almighty", "Come, Thou Almighty King", and "This is My Father's World" and heard "Devotion: by Marty Sampson for the offertory.

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    1 hr 15 min
  • "Forever Exalted" Final Mix

    Thank you to the many accomplished singers, performers, and staff that helped us glorify God with this timeless piece of music:


    Conductor: Cornel Radulescu


    "Angelica Strings"

    John Acosta, cello, artistic-director/contractor

    Jennise Hwang, first violin

    Sooah Kim, second violin

    Josh Newburger, viola

    Doug Basye, double bass

    Adam Bhatia, first trumpet

    Jon Bhatia, second trumpet

    Robert Slack, timpani


    Guest singers:

    Sopranos: Diane Reynolds, Shannon Kauble, Jenny Ahn

    Altos: Erin Theodorakis, Christina Wilcox, Rena Weisshaar

    Tenor: Mechael Ben-Yehuda, Percy Martinex, Adrianus Schadee

    Bass: Tom Ringland


    Staff:

    Sound and lighting: Phillip Mansour

    Assistant to the director: Patty Earnest, Corrie Allen

    Stage crew: Jeff Farless, Chris Mansour, Brian Cich, Keith Kostlan and Youth

    Church Decorations; Judi Imm, John Imm


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    41 min
  • Pentecost Sunday 2019-06-09

    Rev. Charles Svendsen covered Acts 2:1-13 in today's sermon.


    The prelude is "Wie schön leuchtet der Morgenstern" ("How Beautiful the Moorning Star Shines") by Heinrich Reimann and performed by Charles Raasch on organ.

    The first hymn is "Thine is the Glory" composed by Handel with descant and "Amen" composed by Cornel Radulescu.

    The offertory is "Dies sind die heil'gen zehn Gebot" ("These are the holy Ten Commandments") by J.S. Bach and performed by Charles Raasch on organ.



    Thank you to the many accomplished singers, performers, and staff that helped us glorify God with this timeless piece of music:


    Conductor: Cornel Radulescu


    "Angelica Strings"

    John Acosta, cello, artistic-director/contractor

    Jennise Hwang, first violin

    Sooah Kim, second violin

    Josh Newburger, viola

    Doug Basye, double bass

    Adam Bhatia, first trumpet

    Jon Bhatia, second trumpet

    Robert Slack, timpani


    Guest singers:

    Sopranos: Diane Reynolds, Shannon Kauble, Jenny Ahn

    Altos: Erin Theodorakis, Christina Wilcox, Rena Weisshaar

    Tenor: Mechael Ben-Yehuda, Percy Martinex, Adrianus Schadee

    Bass: Tom Ringland


    Staff:

    Sound and lighting: Phillip Mansour

    Assistant to the director: Patty Earnest, Corrie Allen

    Stage crew: Jeff Farless, Chris Mansour, Brian Cich, Keith Kostlan and Youth

    Church Decorations; Judi Imm, John Imm


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    1 hr 24 min
  • Seventh Sunday of Easter 2019-06-02

    This week's recording includes the video we expected to play last week, which you can find here: https://youtu.be/1fWvNpUDKPU.

    Other than that, it was a fairly typical service; unlike next week. The choir has been working hard to bring you "Forever Exalted" - part three of Handel's "Messiah".


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    1 hr 26 min
  • Sixth Sunday of Easter 2019-05-26
    This week, we had the choir sing an anthem, the praise band sing a full set and a new offertory, and we sang the hymns "Crown Him with Many Crowns", "Jesus Shall Reign Where'er the Sun", and "Lead On, O King Eternal!".

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    1 hr 17 min
  • Fifth Sunday of Easter 2019-05-19
    This sermon speaks on the unity that the Christian church is to have in spite of its many fragments and divisions.

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    1 hr 22 min
  • Fourth Sunday of Easter 2019-05-12
    First a fisherman, then a fisher of men, now a shepherd of God's flock. Renouncing three times, reaffirming three times. Join us in this Mother's Day service.

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    1 hr 35 min
  • Third Sunday of Easter 2019-05-05
    What do you do when your favorite activity ends? Do you go back to what you know? Perhaps you do some fishing. Just one last dredge of the empty net and then eat a fish breakfast with an unexpected friend.

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    1 hr 17 min
  • Second Sunday of Easter 2019-04-28
    The sermon is about the Road to Emmaus. We also have Brian Cich and Micah Wright performing "Lamb of God" by Twila Paris and Teri Welch and band performing "More than Anything" by Sam and Becca Mizell.

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    1 hr 27 min

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