Sermon for 11-30-08

The Voice of the Winged Ox presents the Rev. Susan Williams preaching on the First Sunday of Advent, November 30, 2008.

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Forum for 11-23-08 "Understanding Autism"

The Voice of the Winged Ox presents "Understanding Autism," an adult forum led by Mary Meekins.

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Sermon for 11-23-08

The Voice of the Winged Ox presents the Rev. Eric Williams preaching on Christ the King Sunday, November 23, 2008.



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Forum for 11-16-08 Banu Moore part 3

The Voice of the Winged Ox presents Part 3 of "Building Authentic Community:" An Adult Forum Series. Today's presenter is the Rev. Banu Moore of Wellspring Center.

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Youth Choir anthem on 11-16-08

St. Luke's Youth Choir sings about once a month at the 10 am service. Use the links below to listen to their anthem for Nov. 16, 2008.

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Sermon for 11-16-08

Mother Sandra preaches on Matthew 25:14-30, the story of the talents.
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Read the lessons for Sunday at the Vanderbilt Divinity School site.

Who We Are -- Liturgy (Episode 4)

This audio series is a guide to St. Luke's and the Episcopal Church. It is hosted and created by Jay Phillippi and premiered on WJTN radio in the Fall of 2008. The fourth episode is a guide to the liturgy (worship) of the Episcopal Church.
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You can learn more about St. Luke's Jamestown at http://www.stlukesjamestown.org/.
And you can learn more about the Episcopal Church at http://www.episcopalchurch.org/.

Who We Are -- 3 Myths (Episode 3)

This audio series is a guide to St. Luke's and the Episcopal Church. It is hosted and created by Jay Phillippi and premiered on WJTN radio in the Fall of 2008. The third episode is a discussion of three common myths about the Episcopal Church.
Listen to Episode 3 here in streaming audio.
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You can learn more about St. Luke's Jamestown at http://www.stlukesjamestown.org/. And you can learn more about the Episcopal Church at http://www.episcopalchurch.org/.

Forum for 11-9-08 Banu Moore part 2

The Voice of the Winged Ox presents Part 2 of "Building Authentic Community:" An Adult Forum Series. Today's presenter is the Rev. Banu Moore of Wellspring Center.

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Sermon for 11-9-08

Mother Susan preaches on Matthew 25:1-13, the story of the ten bridesmaids.

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Read the lessons for Sunday at the Vanderbilt Divinity School site.

Who We Are -- Structure (Episode 2)

This audio series is a guide to St. Luke's and the Episcopal Church. It is hosted and created by Jay Phillippi and premiered on WJTN radio in the Fall of 2008. The second episode is a guide to the unique structure of the Episcopal Church.
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You can learn more about St. Luke's Jamestown at http://www.stlukesjamestown.org/.
And you can learn more about the Episcopal Church at http://www.episcopalchurch.org/.

Who We Are -- Walk Through (Episode 1)

This new audio series is a guide to St. Luke's and the Episcopal Church. It is hosted and created by Jay Phillippi and premiered on WJTN radio in the Fall of 2008. The first episode is a "walk through" of our church building with descriptions and explanations.



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All Saints' Sunday with Handel's Messiah

The Voice of the Winged Ox presents St. Luke's Choir singing selections from Part 3 of Handel's Messiah. Soloists are Ruth Walton, Catherine Way, James Beal and Peter Bumsted. The organist and choir director is Ron McEntire, Director of Music at St. Luke's Church.

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Forum for 11-2-08 Banu Moore part 1

The Voice of the Winged Ox presents Part 1 of "Building Authentic Community:" An Adult Forum Series.
Today's presenter is the Rev. Banu Moore of Wellspring Center.
Listen Online or Download a smaller file in less pristine audio here.
You may listen to this podcast online in a variety of formats at archive.org .
If the file does not play, please try back later, as archive.org may be having issues. The file is safe but may be temporarily unavailable.