Psalm 8 – A Meditation
This is a meditation on Psalm 8 in words, music, and pictures.
This is a meditation on Psalm 8 in words, music, and pictures.
On this video we share a special quartet of Susan Blosser (soprano), Leah Trigg (alto and music director), Dan Blosser (tenor) and Dean Phelps (bass) from Southport Christian Church, Indianapolis, sharing in the 19th century spiritual, "Down to the River to Pray." This was recorded on January 6, 2013 on the special occasion of the last Sunday morning worship where Dean was able to sing as part of the quartet before moving to Oklahoma in January 2012.
Velma Gene Turpin walked close to God throughout her life. She went to her heavenly home on Christmas Day, 2012, at the age of 89. The interview with Gene shown here was made during an interview by Rev. Deb Phelps for All Saints Sunday at Southport Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), where Gene was a charter member.… Read the rest “In memory of Gene Turpin”
A brief tribute to Reverend Raymond E. Brown, whose ministry was devoted to bringing the Church together.
A musical evening presented by choirs from Mbandaka District (Disciples of Christ in Congo) churches for the Indiana pilgrims in May 2011.
On the DisciplesNet Benefit Concert:
Sounds greate! Great job, Dean, on "I'll Fly Away!" One of my father-in-law's favorites!
I very much enjoyed the benefit concert tonight at Allisonville Christian Church tonight. Thank you for doing the live stream. It was great to see my friends worship there from my little neck of the woods in Montana. Great job, Dean and the Praise and Worship Band.… Read the rest “L”
Thank you for sharing this video and this service with us. I was especially moved by the communion and sharing the words of institution in many languages. It did make me think about the many people who heard God's word in their own language on that first special day when Christ's church was born.… Read the rest “A.P.”
Our church is using this worship tonight. Thanks for providing us with a sermon while we are between pastors for our house church.
I had the pleasure of being in worship at 35,000 ft (10,500 meters) this morning - great job, worship team. Just as the time for communion arrived, the attendants came by with pretzels and tomato juice. How wonderful, on a Sunday morning surrounded by strangers, to sit at table (well, OK, drop-down airplane tray) with my worldwide church family!… Read the rest “S.M.”