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Formerly 'The Christ the King (Spencer) Podcast,' this is the podcast of Rev. Michael McGinley (LCMS) to post sermons, matins/vespers services, and whatever else! Rev. McGinley is now pastor of Faith Lutheran Church in Warsaw, MO, and was formerly pastor of Christ the King Lutheran Church in Spencer, IA. more

Welcome to Daily Orthodox Matins and Vespers in a shorter form, for personal and family prayer. Matins and Vespers are the two main Hours of prayer in the daily liturgical cycle of the Orthodox Church, as set forth in the Horologion (The Book of Hours). They are served daily in monasteries and regularly in local church practise. This podcast provides them in an audio format that supports their daily observance. The daily cycle consists of eight Hours of prayer throughout the day and night. See the podcast DAILY HOURS OF THE ORTHODOX CHURCH to hear the other liturgical Hours. more

UUMUAC stands for Unitarian Universalist Multiracial Unity Action Council , but you don't need to be a Unitarian or a Universalist to understand our message: We need to work together to build the world that Martin Luther King dreamed of, a world where people are judged by who they are and what they do - not the color of their skin. UUMUAC hosts a monthly vespers service via Zoom and YouTube , featuring speakers who are both articulate and passionate about both multiracial unity and liberal religion. This podcast will extract sermons from those services and other UUMUAC-sponsored online events. Note: If you would like to attend Vespers by Zoom, so you can participate in the conversation, please use our CONTACT FORM at the bottom of our webpage. In future episodes, we will be sharing sermons delivered by one of our co-founders, the late Rev. Dr. Finley Campbell, who left an impressive legacy of his writings and speeches, including a large collection of taped sermons that have not yet been digitized. Here's a little more about who we are and what we believe: The UUMUAC Vision & Mission Preamble Racism and related forms of prejudice are revealed when someone treats another person differently due to their perceived race or ethnicity. These prejudices affect people around the world. Such disrespectful conduct is especially harmful in religious communities because of their commitment to strong ethical and moral standards. Vision Statement We envision our congregations, associations, and communities as being not color blind but color appreciative; as judging and treating people by the content of their character, not the color of their skin, their cultural heritage, or other identity; and as treasuring all forms of diversity in the context of Martin Luther King's Jr's 'Beloved Community.' We call this vision Multiracial Unity. Mission Statement It is the mission of the Unitarian Universalist Multiracial Unity Action Council to foster activities for multiracial unity and to counter racism and neo-racism through worship, education, bearing witness, and other actions, and to find and engage like-minded individuals and groups. We affirm the inherent worth and dignity of every person, and strive to defend freedom, reason and tolerance as articulated in the Seven Principles of Unitarian Universalism adopted in 1985. This includes promoting their use in individual congregations, through congregational autonomy, and in our own actions. We looking forward to hearing from you! more

In this podcast, I will be uploading reader versions of services in the Byzantine Rite, on the Gregorian Calendar, mostly according to the usage of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church. These are meant as guides to accompany and even direct life in the domestic church. We all live much busier lives than our ancestors, whose rural living in tight-knit villages around their parish churches allowed them to live their lives to the rhythm of the Church Year. We, however, often find ourselves commuting long distances or working longer hours which don't allow us the luxury of daily church attendance. So many of us turn to home prayer rules, but resources can often be few and far between, and even when they do exist, they can be complicated and time consuming to use. That's where this podcast wants to provide some support. By making the reader services, as they would be done un-priested in home or church worship, available in an audio-only format, my hope is that more of us can be uplifted by the liturgical core of our Byzantine Spiritual and Liturgical Tradition to maintain our prayer life in our busy modern lives.The plan is to have 5 daily uploads of the main service groups: the Midnight Office (early morning before dawn prayer), Orthros & 1st Hour (Dawn/Morning Prayer), 3rd & 6th Hour with Typika (Daytime Prayer), 9th Hour & Vespers (Late Afternoon-Evening Prayer), and Compline (Night Prayer); with modifications to this schedule according to the seasons of the church year. At present there is no structure for ways to support the show and the large amount of work that goes into the daily production, but if you want to get in touch about support or any other topic related to Liturgy, feel free to send a message to readerantonychirovsky@gmail.com and I will do my absolute best to respond promptly. Due to multiple requests, I am putting here some details to allow you to support me in this work: maybe buying me a cup of the mountains of coffee I am drinking working late most nights to do this in addition to my normal work.Current manners to chip in include:Venmo: @wholesoulstudioshttps://venmo.com/code?user_id=3867317846935409563&created=1708161547.49824&printed=1Paypal: @AntonCharrZelle: antoncharr@gmail.comWith utmost faith in God for His support and total humble acceptance of my own many limitations. more

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