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This week, Weekly Witness highlights the voices of Texas faith leaders who spoke during the Texas Impact Leadership Council's press conference on the south steps of the Texas Capitol on May 8th as we call out religious extremism. Joining us today are: Rev. Phil Dieke, Horizon Texas United Methodist Conference, Dallas Rev. Matt Gaventa, University Presbyterian Church, Austin Elyse Rosenberg & Bettie Forman, National Council of Jewish Women, Austin Darlene Alfred, United Women in Faith, Salado Joanna Redfield Vaughn, South Central Yearly Quaker Meeting, Austin Rev. Laura Walters, Grace Presbytery, Dallas Rev. Dr. Dan De Leon, South Central Conference United Church of Christ, College Station Find the full press conference online at: https://youtu.be/Fx5rLt7A8VA
“Your first year is not going to be perfect. You're not going to feel like you're having a lot of success a lot of the time because you're figuring out how to work within a school system, how to work with other teachers, with parents, with students that may not be too much younger than you if you start teaching high school. So you do your best, and you do a lot of reflection at the end of every day, at the end of every week, and you just prepare to wake up and then try something different.”Ross Cawthon is a graduate teaching assistant at Louisiana State University, where he is progressing towards a Doctorate of Musical Arts in Choral Conducting with a minor emphasis in Music Education. He is the instructor of record for undergraduate choral conducting and a teaching assistant for the LSU A Cappella Choir and LSU Chamber Singers. Additionally, he is the Music Director at University Presbyterian Church in Baton Rouge. Before coming to LSU, Ross was the Director of Choirs at DeLand High School in Deland, Florida, where he taught choir, piano, AP Music Theory and IB Music. The DeLand High Chorus has performed across the US, and was invited to sing at the Florida Music Educators Association conference in 2023.In addition to his choral interests, Ross has a passion for the poetry and music of J.R.R. Tolkien, barbecue, and exercising. He lives in Baton Rouge with his wife Kristina, who is a singer and licensed speech-language pathologist.To get in touch with Ross, you can find him on Instagram (@rossisastore) or Facebook (@ross.cawthon.3).Email choirfampodcast@gmail.com to contact our hosts.Podcast music from Podcast.coPhoto in episode artwork by Trace HudsonBoomers, Bucks, and Bling PodcastUnlock the secrets to financial success with the Boomers, Bucks, and Bling...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify
This week we are recording from University Presbyterian Church in Austin following the Texas Impact fall board meeting. It is always a good day when the Texas Impact board gets together. A room full of Texas faith leaders from various traditions committed to creating a more just and equitable Texas. It can't get better than that right? So, we decided to share some of the fun with you, in a conversation with three of our newer board members talking about why justice ministries are important, what they are paying attention to and what we can do. In the conversation we mentioned Ballot Ready. This is a tool to help you or your congregation help your community participate in the elections and help you keep track of the impact your efforts are having. We hope you will consider signing up to use Ballot Ready with the link below. If you have questions, email engagement@texasimpact.org. txfaith.org/BallotReady
In a special set of episodes, Doug shares three special parts of Earl Palmer's memorial service at University Presbyterian Church this last June. Earl Palmer preached at First Presbyterian Church a number of times, and was a true legend. In this part, we listen to Earl's family reflect and share on following Jesus faithfully. Earl Palmer Memorial Service on YouTube
In a special set of episodes, Doug shares three special parts of Earl Palmer's memorial service at University Presbyterian Church this last June. Earl Palmer preached at First Presbyterian Church a number of times, and was a true legend. In this part, we listen to a poem written by Earl called "I Know a House." Earl Palmer Memorial Service on YouTube I Know a House I know a house that took me in to send me out and I keep finding this house in all of the places in my life as if it were as itinerant as I My first memory of this place I call a house is of friendly fragrances the smell of evening suppers and coffee brewing, sometimes of old wooden doors that are out of fashion and sometimes the new aroma of children laughing I came to know the people of this house who took me in and who send me out because they taught me here about the owner of the house and in time I learned his name I always love best of all the main room right in the center of this house a room that seems always vast in size to me with its grand sounds solemn and joyous and the flood of colors on both sunny and cloudy days I learned the memory of a royal past because of this house and like a waterfall cataract of some mysterious river that flowed around its open door I felt the powerful surprise of hope and resolve I know this house and wherever I go I find it either settled in or precariously perched yet always the house that takes me in to send me out
In a special set of episodes, Doug shares three special parts of Earl Palmer's memorial service at University Presbyterian Church this last June. Earl Palmer preached at First Presbyterian Church a number of times, and was a true legend. In this part, we listen to a homily of hope by Pastor Doug, and a performance of Bring Him Home from the musical Les Misérables. Earl Palmer Memorial Service on YouTube
Today, we have Dustin Maddox on the show. Dustin is the lead pastor at North Fresno Church. A gifted pastor and preacher, Dustin enjoys creating hospitable spaces for people of all ages and backgrounds to experience God’s love, to be transformed, and equipped to join God’s healing activity in our city and world. He enjoys reading broadly with a cup of coffee, meeting new people, spending time with family and friends, and, most importantly, exploring God’s creation with his incredible wife, Robin, and one-year old son, Beckett. Dustin graduated with a Master of Divinity from Fresno Pacific Biblical Seminary, and served as Associate Pastor at University Presbyterian Church, Fresno, from 2012-2020. In June 2020, Dustin received the call to become Lead Pastor of North Fresno Church, and he is excited about NFC’s next chapter of being a Jesus people for the sake of others. Books East of Eden John Steinbeck Digital Minimalism Cal Newport
Our series on elections continues: Scott interviews defenders of democracy and cheerleaders for voting. Grace Chimene, President of the League of Women Voters about Election 2022. Scott is also joined by Kendal Gladish and Cathy Morgan from University Presbyterian Church in Austin to talk about their congregation's efforts to encourage voting. Their pastor, Rev. Matt Gaventa brings the Weekly Word. And, Advocacy Director Josh Houston re-joins the program for a new segment: Josh's Weekly Watch List.
Growing up in very different worlds, Kristi and Grant Gustafson met and married not quite two years ago. They currently live in the University District in Seattle where they serve together in student ministry at University Presbyterian Church. Grant and Kristi partner with different ministries, forming needed connections between groups of people who often hold vastly different perspectives. They also work with a team to design the Washington State Governor's Prayer Breakfast and help with the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington D.C. VERGE 2021 - October 9, 2021. Click for more information or to registerCREDITSJean Chaumont is producer, composer, recorder of all original music is https://www.jeanchaumont.comCorey Schlosser-Hall is host and editor. https://www.northwestcoast.org/coreys-bioJenine Taylor is copy editor https://www.northwestcoast.org/jenines-bio"On the Verge: From Inspiration to Incarnation" is sponsored by the Northwest Coast Presbytery.
Polly Yorioka, who works with young adults and international students at University Presbyterian Church, joins Martin & Lauren for a conversation about the discussion guide, Conflict.
Polly Yorioka, who works with young adults and international students at University Presbyterian Church, joins Martin & Lauren for a conversation about the discussion guide, Conflict.
For our summer season, the team is going to bring you a few interviews with people who help us process the restlessness of our present moment. Today we talk to Phil Lewis and if you don't know Phil, you need to! He is an avid outdoor enthusiast, High School Director at University Presbyterian Church in Seattle, WA, Writer for the Brem Center (a non-profit out Full Seminary seeking to integrate worship, theology and the arts in the Church) and an activist. You will not want to miss this conversation. Garret and Phil talk about what it means for people of color to redeem their relationship with creation as a source of spiritual vitality, how critical theories are helpful for Jesus followers, where critical theories can hinder more than help and how contemplative spiritual practices help him attune to what the Holy Spirit is doing in the present moment. Next time you are in Seattle feel free to DM him and let him show you his favorite food spot, but here is the thing you need to pay for his meal
September 20, 2020 – 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time Preacher: Rev. Dr. Eric O. Ledermann Service and video ©2020 by University Presbyterian Church. Permission to stream the music in this service obtained from One License with license #A-731647. Click here for more information or to leave a comment.
September 13, 2020 – 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time Preacher: Rev. Dr. Eric O. Ledermann Service and video ©2020 by University Presbyterian Church. Permission to stream the music in this service obtained from One License with license #A-731647. Click here for more information or to leave a comment.
September 6, 2020 – 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time Preacher: Rev. Dr. Eric O. Ledermann Service and video ©2020 by University Presbyterian Church. Permission to stream the music in this service obtained from One License with license #A-731647. Click here for more information or to leave a comment.
August 30, 2020 – 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time Preacher: Rev. Dr. Eric O. Ledermann Service and video ©2020 by University Presbyterian Church. Permission to stream the music in this service obtained from One License with license #A-731647. Click here for more information or to leave a comment.
Faith in Democracy: Lifting Dallas Voices for Justice, Mail in Voting Strategies Panel featuring, Kendal Gladish from University Presbyterian Church and Texas Impact’s Bee Moorhead and Josh Houston.
August 23, 2020 – 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time Preacher: Rev. Dr. Eric O. Ledermann Service and video ©2020 by University Presbyterian Church. Permission to stream the music in this service obtained from One License with license #A-731647. Click here for more information or to leave a comment.
August 16, 2020 – 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time Preacher: Rev. Dr. Eric O. Ledermann Service and video ©2020 by University Presbyterian Church. Permission to stream the music in this service obtained from One License with license #A-731647. Click here for more information or to leave a comment.
August 9, 2020 – 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time Preacher: Rev. Dr. Eric O. Ledermann Service and video ©2020 by University Presbyterian Church. Permission to stream the music in this service obtained from One License with license #A-731647. Click here for more information or to leave a comment.
August 2, 2020 – 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time Preacher: Rev. Dr. Eric O. Ledermann Service and video ©2020 by University Presbyterian Church. Permission to stream the music in this service obtained from One License with license #A-731647. Click here for more information or to leave a comment.
July 26, 2020 – 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time Preacher: Rev. Dr. Eric O. Ledermann Service and video ©2020 by University Presbyterian Church. Permission to stream the music in this service obtained from One License with license #A-731647. Click here for more information or to leave a comment.
July 19, 2020 – 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time Preacher: Conrad RochaSynod of the Southwest Executive/Stated Clerk Service and video ©2020 by University Presbyterian Church. Permission to stream the music in this service obtained from One License with license Click here for more information or to leave a comment.
July 12, 2020 – 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time Preacher: The Rev. Dr. Eric O. Ledermann Service and video ©2020 by University Presbyterian Church. Permission to stream the music in this service obtained from One License with license #A-731647. Click here for more information or to leave a comment.
July 5, 2020 – 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time Preacher: The Rev. Dr. Eric O. Ledermann Service and video ©2020 by University Presbyterian Church. Permission to stream the music in this service obtained from One License with license #A-731647. Click here for more information or to leave a comment.
June 28, 2020 – 13th Sunday in Ordinary Time Preacher: The Rev. Dr. Eric O. Ledermann Service and video ©2020 by University Presbyterian Church. Permission to stream the music in this service obtained from One License with license #A-731647. Click here for more information or to leave a comment.
June 21, 2020 – 12th Sunday in Ordinary Time Service and video ©2020 by University Presbyterian Church. Permission to stream the music in this service obtained from One License with license #A-731647. Click here for more information or to leave a comment.
June 7, 2020 – Trinity Sunday Service and video ©2020 by University Presbyterian Church. Permission to stream the music in this service obtained from One License with license #A-731647. Click here for more information or to leave a comment.
May 31, 2020 – Day of Pentecost Service and video ©2020 by University Presbyterian Church. Permission to stream the music in this service obtained from One License with license #A-731647. Click here for more information or to leave a comment.
May 24, 2020 – 7th Sunday of Easter Service and video ©2020 by University Presbyterian Church. Permission to stream the music in this service obtained from One License with license #A-731647. Click here for more information or to leave a comment.
May 17, 2020 – 6th Sunday of Easter Service and video ©2020 by University Presbyterian Church. Permission to stream the music in this service obtained from One License with license #A-731647. Click here for more information or to leave a comment.
May 10, 2020 – 5th Sunday of Easter Service and video ©2020 by University Presbyterian Church. Permission to stream the music in this service obtained from One License with license #A-731647. Click here for more information or to leave a comment.
May 3, 2020 – 4th Sunday of Easter Service and video ©2020 by University Presbyterian Church. Permission to stream the music in this service obtained from One License with license #A-731647. Click here for more information or to leave a comment.
April 26, 2020 – Earth Day Observed Service and video ©2020 by University Presbyterian Church. Permission to stream the music in this service obtained from One License with license #A-731647. Click here for more information or to leave a comment.
April 19, 2020 – Gifts of Women Sunday Service and video ©2020 by University Presbyterian Church. Permission to stream the music in this service obtained from One License with license #A-731647. Click here for more information or to leave a comment.
April 12, 2020 – Resurrection Sunday (Easter) Service and video ©2020 by University Presbyterian Church.Sermon ©2020 the Rev. Dr. Eric O. Ledermann. All rights reserved. Used by permission. Permission to stream the music in this service obtained from One Click here for more information or to leave a comment.
April 9, 2020 – Maundy Thursday A joint service with University Presbyterian Church & Mission del Sol Presbyterian Church Tempe, Arizona Service and video ©2020 by University Presbyterian Church.Sermon ©2020 the Rev. Dr. Eric O. Ledermann. All rights reserved. Click here for more information or to leave a comment.
The Rev. Dr. Eric O. LedermannApril 5, 2020 – Palm Sunday Service and video ©2020 by University Presbyterian Church.Sermon ©2020 the Rev. Dr. Eric O. Ledermann. All rights reserved. Used by permission. Permission to stream the music in this Click here for more information or to leave a comment.
The Rev. Dr. Eric O. LedermannMarch 29, 2020 – Fifth Sunday in Lent Service and video ©2020 by University Presbyterian Church.Sermon ©2020 the Rev. Dr. Eric O. Ledermann. All rights reserved. Used by permission. Permission to stream the music Click here for more information or to leave a comment.
Tune in to Weekly Witness today to listen to a conversation about medicaid expansion from Krystal Leedy, Associate Pastor for Campus Ministry at University Presbyterian Church in Austin and Anne Dunkelberg, Associate Director for the Health and Wellness Team at the Center for Public Policy Priorities. Josh Houston will also provide a legislative update and action alert for the week.
John Rogers chooses his own religion! John is the campus minister of University Presbyterian Church, leading Presbyterian Campus Ministry in Chapel Hill, NC, serving students of the University of North Carolina. In this episode, I talk to John about me leaving PCM back in the day, and about the challenges college campus ministries face as well as the church at large.
2014/05/13. gather. Worship Director, University Presbyterian Church.
2014/05/13. gather. Worship Director, University Presbyterian Church.
Listen to our guest Rev. Patrick Tebbano of University Presbyterian Church preach on finding our security in the Lord and not our own merits. Next week we will return to our series "Postcards from the Edge: A Study of the Minor Prophets."
Listen to our guest Rev. Patrick Tebbano of University Presbyterian Church preach on finding our security in the Lord and not our own merits. Next week we will return to our series "Postcards from the Edge: A Study of the Minor Prophets."
The Rev. Dr. Chris Neufeld-Erdman is the senior pastor of University Presbyterian Church in Fresno,CA. He is the father of two young adult sons, and three adult step-daughters. In this interview, Chris talks about his overlapping roles as pastor and father. He also shares about the pain of divorce, the joy of a new marriage, […]
Bob is a graduate of Davidson College, Union Theological Seminary in Virginia and Yale University Divinity School. Bob is the author of Expecting God's Surprises: Devotions for the Advent Journey, published in 2001 by Geneva Press.
Bob is a graduate of Davidson College, Union Theological Seminary in Virginia and Yale University Divinity School. Bob is the author of Expecting God's Surprises: Devotions for the Advent Journey, published in 2001 by Geneva Press.
Steve Hayner currently serves Columbia Theological Seminary as the Peachtree Professor of Evangelism and Church Growth. Dr. Hayner joined Columbia’s faculty in 2003 after a long history of experience in ministry to the church and to students. Steve has been an ordained pastor in the Presbyterian Church (USA) for more than 36 years, serving in a variety of church, teaching, and mission roles. Steve loves students, and he loves the church. His passion is to prepare men and women to pastor and to lead congregations toward the fulfillment of God’s call to be missional churches—churches which are biblically faithful and growing steadily in their love for God, their love for each other, and their love for Christ’s work in the world. After graduating from Whitman College with a degree in English literature, Steve went to Harvard University for a M.T.S. degree in Semitic languages and literature. While at Harvard, he experienced God’s call to full-time ministry in the church. He received a Th.M. degree from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in 1973, and was ordained and installed as “university pastor” at University Presbyterian Church in Seattle where he was involved with students and faculty for 11 years. In 1984, Steve completed his Ph.D. in Old Testament from University of St. Andrews, in Scotland, and was called to be vice president for student life at Seattle Pacific University. In 1988, Steve was called as president of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, a non-denominational discipleship ministry to students on campuses across the country. Steve led InterVarsity for 13 years before leaving to reengage parish ministry. From 2001-2003 Steve served as associate pastor in two ethnically and theologically diverse congregations in Madison, Wisconsin. In 2003, he came to Columbia Theological Seminary
Steve Hayner currently serves Columbia Theological Seminary as the Peachtree Professor of Evangelism and Church Growth. Dr. Hayner joined Columbia’s faculty in 2003 after a long history of experience in ministry to the church and to students. Steve has been an ordained pastor in the Presbyterian Church (USA) for more than 36 years, serving in a variety of church, teaching, and mission roles. Steve loves students, and he loves the church. His passion is to prepare men and women to pastor and to lead congregations toward the fulfillment of God’s call to be missional churches—churches which are biblically faithful and growing steadily in their love for God, their love for each other, and their love for Christ’s work in the world. After graduating from Whitman College with a degree in English literature, Steve went to Harvard University for a M.T.S. degree in Semitic languages and literature. While at Harvard, he experienced God’s call to full-time ministry in the church. He received a Th.M. degree from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in 1973, and was ordained and installed as “university pastor” at University Presbyterian Church in Seattle where he was involved with students and faculty for 11 years. In 1984, Steve completed his Ph.D. in Old Testament from University of St. Andrews, in Scotland, and was called to be vice president for student life at Seattle Pacific University. In 1988, Steve was called as president of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, a non-denominational discipleship ministry to students on campuses across the country. Steve led InterVarsity for 13 years before leaving to reengage parish ministry. From 2001-2003 Steve served as associate pastor in two ethnically and theologically diverse congregations in Madison, Wisconsin. In 2003, he came to Columbia Theological Seminary
Steve Hayner currently serves Columbia Theological Seminary as the Peachtree Professor of Evangelism and Church Growth. Dr. Hayner joined Columbia’s faculty in 2003 after a long history of experience in ministry to the church and to students. Steve has been an ordained pastor in the Presbyterian Church (USA) for more than 36 years, serving in a variety of church, teaching, and mission roles. Steve loves students, and he loves the church. His passion is to prepare men and women to pastor and to lead congregations toward the fulfillment of God’s call to be missional churches—churches which are biblically faithful and growing steadily in their love for God, their love for each other, and their love for Christ’s work in the world. After graduating from Whitman College with a degree in English literature, Steve went to Harvard University for a M.T.S. degree in Semitic languages and literature. While at Harvard, he experienced God’s call to full-time ministry in the church. He received a Th.M. degree from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in 1973, and was ordained and installed as “university pastor” at University Presbyterian Church in Seattle where he was involved with students and faculty for 11 years. In 1984, Steve completed his Ph.D. in Old Testament from University of St. Andrews, in Scotland, and was called to be vice president for student life at Seattle Pacific University. In 1988, Steve was called as president of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, a non-denominational discipleship ministry to students on campuses across the country. Steve led InterVarsity for 13 years before leaving to reengage parish ministry. From 2001-2003 Steve served as associate pastor in two ethnically and theologically diverse congregations in Madison, Wisconsin. In 2003, he came to Columbia Theological Seminary
The Rev. Earl Palmer is Minister of University Presbyterian Church in Seattle, Washington. Born in California, he studied for the ministry at Princeton Theological Seminary and became Minister of Students at the University Presbyterian Church in 1956. In 1964 he accepted a call as the pastor of the Union Church of Manila, the Philippines, and after six years overseas, returned to his home state of California as Minister of the First Presbyterian Church of Berkeley. In 1991, he returned to the University Presbyterian Church in Seattle as its Senior Minister. Earl Palmer is a well-known Bible teacher and the author of more than a dozen commentaries and Bible studies, including The 24-Hour Christian, The Humor of Jesus, and The Book that James Wrote
The Rev. Earl Palmer is Minister of University Presbyterian Church in Seattle, Washington. Born in California, he studied for the ministry at Princeton Theological Seminary and became Minister of Students at the University Presbyterian Church in 1956. In 1964 he accepted a call as the pastor of the Union Church of Manila, the Philippines, and after six years overseas, returned to his home state of California as Minister of the First Presbyterian Church of Berkeley. In 1991, he returned to the University Presbyterian Church in Seattle as its Senior Minister. Earl Palmer is a well-known Bible teacher and the author of more than a dozen commentaries and Bible studies, including The 24-Hour Christian, The Humor of Jesus, and The Book that James Wrote
2003/01/30. Talks about the marks of a good storyteller, using Lewis as a model for storytelling. Earl Palmer, Senior Pastor, University Presbyterian Church. C.S. Lewis Institute.
1987/05/01. Confronts the stereotypes and concerns of the Christian community in light of the AIDS panic. Pastor Steve Hayner, University Presbyterian Church.
A Sermon Preached at University Presbyterian Church
A sermon preached at University Presbyterian Church by Dave Rohrer, Pastor of Worship. This sermon is not part of any series.
1993/03/31. Looks at Deuteronomy 5:12-15, one's relationship with God, the earth, one's self, and one's neighbor. Senior Pastor, University Presbyterian Church. President's Symposium on Christianity and Higher Education.
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