Enjoy these inspiring audio recordings, selected by our parishioners.

If you have a special piece that you'd like to contribute, then let's record it!  We could all use some inspiration these days and the recording part is EASY.  Just e-mail me (David).

Dying we Live through Death's Dark Door to Endless Day...
Jerry Murphy reads, "Transitions," by Julia Cameron. (We miss you Jerry.)
Grieving the loss of a beloved pet?  Hear this sermon by Colette.

Recession got you down?
Listen to St. Patrick's Breastplate, read by John Seel.
Fear Not. Hear the stirring words of MLK's "I've Been to the Mountaintop"

Questioning your faith?
Hear Rev. Edward Kinzle on "doubting Thomas".

Struggling with forgiveness?
Hear Rev. Beth Wheatley Dyson on a rampage in an Amish schoolhouse.

Remembering the Passion of Christ
David Theodore reads, "What Christ Said," a poem by George MacDonald.
Hear Christ's final hours, a sermon by Colette, read by David Theodore.


Other Readings & Poems
Susan Murphy reads, "The Power of Affirmative Faith."
Alix White reads her essay, "Things Happen While the Potato Water Boils."
Max Munro reads his poem, "I Do Not Yearn for Eden."
David Game reads, "Riding Westward," a poem by John Donne.
Pen Place reads, "A Prayer for Healthful Living" and Psalm 139.
David Bigley recites, "The Sun," a poem by Vivekan Don Flint.
Elizabeth Durant reads, A prayer from Thomas Merton.
Marilyn Wittrup reads a family favorite, "All Things Bright and Beautiful."
John Seel reads, a letter from John Newton, author of Amazing Grace.
John Seel reads, "The Communion of Saints," by Charles Wesley.
John Seel reads St. Augustine's, "What Do I Love When I Love My God."
John Seel reads, "Jesus as the Smartest Man in the World," by Dallas Willard.