Video Podcast, First Unitarian Church-Albuquerquehttp://65.38.180.232/blogs/index.php?blog=11Video Podcast, First Unitarian Church of Albuquerque, NMen-UShourly12000-01-01T12:00+00:00noVideo Podcast, First Unitarian Church of Albuquerque, NMPeace That Passeth Understandinghttp://65.38.180.232/blogs/index.php?blog=11&title=peace_that_passeth_understanding&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1video-podcastiministryTue, 02 Aug 2011 09:49:36 PDThttp://65.38.180.232/blogs/index.php?blog=11&title=peace_that_passeth_understanding&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1 presented by The Rev. Carolyn Brown on July 24, 2011We live in a world that is getting noisier and noisier, yet we long for peace and rumors of peace. Recognizing the "peace that passeth understanding" when we experience it requires paying attention and opening ourselves to the possibility. Available in Video (MPEG)

]]>presented by The Rev. Carolyn Brown on July 24, 2011We live in a world that is getting noisier and noisier, yet we long for peace and rumors of peace. Recognizing the "peace that passeth understanding" when we experience it requires paying attention and opening ourselves to the possibility. Available in Video (MPEG)nopresented by The Rev. Carolyn Brown on July 24, 2011We live in a world that is getting noisier and noisier, yet we long for peace and rumors of peace. Recognizing the "peace that passeth understanding" when we experience it requires paying attention and opresented by The Rev. Carolyn Brown on July 24, 2011We live in a world that is getting noisier and noisier, yet we long for peace and rumors of peace. Recognizing the "peace that passeth understanding" when we experience it requires paying attention and opening ourselves to the possibility. Available in Video (MPEG)video-podcastLiberation Theologyhttp://65.38.180.232/blogs/index.php?blog=11&title=liberation_theology&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1video-podcastiministryMon, 25 Jul 2011 15:12:23 PDThttp://65.38.180.232/blogs/index.php?blog=11&title=liberation_theology&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1 presented by The Rev. Angela Herrera on July 17, 2011Liberals like the idea of liberation theology—it resonates with our social justice values. However, liberal and liberationist theologies are markedly different, and UU theologian Paul Rasor even suggests they are incompatible. What are we to make of that? Available in Video (MPEG)

]]>presented by The Rev. Angela Herrera on July 17, 2011Liberals like the idea of liberation theology—it resonates with our social justice values. However, liberal and liberationist theologies are markedly different, and UU theologian Paul Rasor even suggests they are incompatible. What are we to make of that? Available in Video (MPEG)nopresented by The Rev. Angela Herrera on July 17, 2011Liberals like the idea of liberation theology—it resonates with our social justice values. However, liberal and liberationist theologies are markedly different, and UU theologian Paul Rasor even suggestpresented by The Rev. Angela Herrera on July 17, 2011Liberals like the idea of liberation theology—it resonates with our social justice values. However, liberal and liberationist theologies are markedly different, and UU theologian Paul Rasor even suggests they are incompatible. What are we to make of that? Available in Video (MPEG)video-podcastSinging Our Hearts Outhttp://65.38.180.232/blogs/index.php?blog=11&title=singing_our_hearts_out&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1video-podcastiministryMon, 18 Jul 2011 08:55:54 PDThttp://65.38.180.232/blogs/index.php?blog=11&title=singing_our_hearts_out&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1 presented by DB&G, the Contemporary Service Band on July 10, 2011Members Tom Wofford, Nia Rucker, Sue Spaven and Abraham Ellis talk about -- and sing -- songs that express their deepest faith and make our principles come alive in music. They are accompanied by DB&G, the contemporary service band. Available in Video (MPEG)

]]>presented by DB&G, the Contemporary Service Band on July 10, 2011Members Tom Wofford, Nia Rucker, Sue Spaven and Abraham Ellis talk about -- and sing -- songs that express their deepest faith and make our principles come alive in music. They are accompanied by DB&G, the contemporary service band. Available in Video (MPEG)nopresented by DB&G, the Contemporary Service Band on July 10, 2011Members Tom Wofford, Nia Rucker, Sue Spaven and Abraham Ellis talk about -- and sing -- songs that express their deepest faith and make our principles come alive in music. They are accompanipresented by DB&G, the Contemporary Service Band on July 10, 2011Members Tom Wofford, Nia Rucker, Sue Spaven and Abraham Ellis talk about -- and sing -- songs that express their deepest faith and make our principles come alive in music. They are accompanied by DB&G, the contemporary service band. Available in Video (MPEG)video-podcastPresentation by Design and Construction Teamhttp://65.38.180.232/blogs/index.php?blog=11&title=presentation_by_design_and_construction_&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1video-podcastiministryMon, 11 Jul 2011 12:47:38 PDThttp://65.38.180.232/blogs/index.php?blog=11&title=presentation_by_design_and_construction_&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1 presented by Design and Construction Team on July 3, 2011Join us for a breakfast potluck and a Town Hall meeting where we will present the plans for our new sanctuary building!

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]]>presented by Design and Construction Team on July 3, 2011Join us for a breakfast potluck and a Town Hall meeting where we will present the plans for our new sanctuary building! Available in Video (MPEG)nopresented by Design and Construction Team on July 3, 2011Join us for a breakfast potluck and a Town Hall meeting where we will present the plans for our new sanctuary building! Available in Video (MPEG)presented by Design and Construction Team on July 3, 2011Join us for a breakfast potluck and a Town Hall meeting where we will present the plans for our new sanctuary building! Available in Video (MPEG)video-podcastThe Bards of Peacehttp://65.38.180.232/blogs/index.php?blog=11&title=the_bards_of_peace_1&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1video-podcastiministryWed, 29 Jun 2011 10:07:06 PDThttp://65.38.180.232/blogs/index.php?blog=11&title=the_bards_of_peace_1&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1 presented by The Rev. Dr. Stephen Miller and Doug Cowan on June 26, 2011Throughout Celtic history Bards have had an influential role in society as inspirers for change. The idea of the Bard predates Christianity and reaches back to the ancient Hebrews. Come sing the songs of Bards with the Celtic Coyotes and be drawn into the circle of peace.
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]]>presented by The Rev. Dr. Stephen Miller and Doug Cowan on June 26, 2011Throughout Celtic history Bards have had an influential role in society as inspirers for change. The idea of the Bard predates Christianity and reaches back to the ancient Hebrews. Come sing the songs of Bards with the Celtic Coyotes and be drawn into the circle of peace. Available in Video (MPEG)nopresented by The Rev. Dr. Stephen Miller and Doug Cowan on June 26, 2011Throughout Celtic history Bards have had an influential role in society as inspirers for change. The idea of the Bard predates Christianity and reaches back to the ancient Hebrews. Copresented by The Rev. Dr. Stephen Miller and Doug Cowan on June 26, 2011Throughout Celtic history Bards have had an influential role in society as inspirers for change. The idea of the Bard predates Christianity and reaches back to the ancient Hebrews. Come sing the songs of Bards with the Celtic Coyotes and be drawn into the circle of peace. Available in Video (MPEG)video-podcastThe Bards of Peacehttp://65.38.180.232/blogs/index.php?blog=11&title=the_bards_of_peace&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1video-podcastiministryWed, 29 Jun 2011 10:06:21 PDThttp://65.38.180.232/blogs/index.php?blog=11&title=the_bards_of_peace&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1 presented by The Rev. Dr. Stephen Miller and Doug Cowan on June 26, 2011Throughout Celtic history Bards have had an influential role in society as inspirers for change. The idea of the Bard predates Christianity and reaches back to the ancient Hebrews. Come sing the songs of Bards with the Celtic Coyotes and be drawn into the circle of peace.
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]]>presented by The Rev. Dr. Stephen Miller and Doug Cowan on June 26, 2011Throughout Celtic history Bards have had an influential role in society as inspirers for change. The idea of the Bard predates Christianity and reaches back to the ancient Hebrews. Come sing the songs of Bards with the Celtic Coyotes and be drawn into the circle of peace. Available in Video (MPEG)nopresented by The Rev. Dr. Stephen Miller and Doug Cowan on June 26, 2011Throughout Celtic history Bards have had an influential role in society as inspirers for change. The idea of the Bard predates Christianity and reaches back to the ancient Hebrews. Copresented by The Rev. Dr. Stephen Miller and Doug Cowan on June 26, 2011Throughout Celtic history Bards have had an influential role in society as inspirers for change. The idea of the Bard predates Christianity and reaches back to the ancient Hebrews. Come sing the songs of Bards with the Celtic Coyotes and be drawn into the circle of peace. Available in Video (MPEG)video-podcastFathering and Husbandryhttp://65.38.180.232/blogs/index.php?blog=11&title=fathering_and_husbandry&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1video-podcastiministryTue, 21 Jun 2011 14:07:58 PDThttp://65.38.180.232/blogs/index.php?blog=11&title=fathering_and_husbandry&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1 presented by The Rev. Christine Robinson on June 19, 2011We’ll talk about fathers and fathering and also about “husbandry,” which is the tasks undertaken by all of us (regardless of gender or marital status) who care for the world. Between services, we will dedicate the solar panels which will have been (we hope!) installed on our roof, and after the second service we’ll host a reception for the Interfaith Power and Light group.
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]]>presented by The Rev. Christine Robinson on June 19, 2011We’ll talk about fathers and fathering and also about “husbandry,” which is the tasks undertaken by all of us (regardless of gender or marital status) who care for the world. Between services, we will dedicate the solar panels which will have been (we hope!) installed on our roof, and after the second service we’ll host a reception for the Interfaith Power and Light group. Available in Video (MPEG)nopresented by The Rev. Christine Robinson on June 19, 2011We’ll talk about fathers and fathering and also about “husbandry,” which is the tasks undertaken by all of us (regardless of gender or marital status) who care for the world. Between services, we wipresented by The Rev. Christine Robinson on June 19, 2011We’ll talk about fathers and fathering and also about “husbandry,” which is the tasks undertaken by all of us (regardless of gender or marital status) who care for the world. Between services, we will dedicate the solar panels which will have been (we hope!) installed on our roof, and after the second service we’ll host a reception for the Interfaith Power and Light group. Available in Video (MPEG)video-podcastTo Save by Culturehttp://65.38.180.232/blogs/index.php?blog=11&title=to_save_by_culture&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1video-podcastiministryThu, 16 Jun 2011 16:16:52 PDThttp://65.38.180.232/blogs/index.php?blog=11&title=to_save_by_culture&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1 presented by Jan Lee and Dawn Lunt on June 12, 2011Eleanor Elizabeth Gordon was ordained into Unitarian ministry in 1889. Issues she addressed are similar to those we face. Her answers can instruct UUs today: Our work is mapped out for us to make truth, goodness and beauty the supreme things in the world. The Worship Committee brings you this heritage sermon from 1900, read by Jan Lee.
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]]>presented by Jan Lee and Dawn Lunt on June 12, 2011Eleanor Elizabeth Gordon was ordained into Unitarian ministry in 1889. Issues she addressed are similar to those we face. Her answers can instruct UUs today: Our work is mapped out for us to make truth, goodness and beauty the supreme things in the world. The Worship Committee brings you this heritage sermon from 1900, read by Jan Lee. Available in Video (MPEG)nopresented by Jan Lee and Dawn Lunt on June 12, 2011Eleanor Elizabeth Gordon was ordained into Unitarian ministry in 1889. Issues she addressed are similar to those we face. Her answers can instruct UUs today: Our work is mapped out for us to make truth, gpresented by Jan Lee and Dawn Lunt on June 12, 2011Eleanor Elizabeth Gordon was ordained into Unitarian ministry in 1889. Issues she addressed are similar to those we face. Her answers can instruct UUs today: Our work is mapped out for us to make truth, goodness and beauty the supreme things in the world. The Worship Committee brings you this heritage sermon from 1900, read by Jan Lee. Available in Video (MPEG)video-podcastEverybody's Saved!http://65.38.180.232/blogs/index.php?blog=11&title=everybody_s_saved_2&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1video-podcastiministryWed, 15 Jun 2011 10:04:41 PDThttp://65.38.180.232/blogs/index.php?blog=11&title=everybody_s_saved_2&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1 presented by The Rev. Christine Robinson on June 5, 2011During the past few months, the Christian world has been rocked by a popular Evangelical preacher who wrote a book which, as USA Today reviewed, “stuck a pitchfork into how Christians talk about damnation.” We Unitarian Universalists have been saying it all along!
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]]>presented by The Rev. Christine Robinson on June 5, 2011During the past few months, the Christian world has been rocked by a popular Evangelical preacher who wrote a book which, as USA Today reviewed, “stuck a pitchfork into how Christians talk about damnation.” We Unitarian Universalists have been saying it all along! Available in Video (MPEG)nopresented by The Rev. Christine Robinson on June 5, 2011During the past few months, the Christian world has been rocked by a popular Evangelical preacher who wrote a book which, as USA Today reviewed, “stuck a pitchfork into how Christians talk about damnpresented by The Rev. Christine Robinson on June 5, 2011During the past few months, the Christian world has been rocked by a popular Evangelical preacher who wrote a book which, as USA Today reviewed, “stuck a pitchfork into how Christians talk about damnation.” We Unitarian Universalists have been saying it all along! Available in Video (MPEG)video-podcastEverybody's Saved!http://65.38.180.232/blogs/index.php?blog=11&title=everybody_s_saved&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1video-podcastiministryMon, 13 Jun 2011 14:44:44 PDThttp://65.38.180.232/blogs/index.php?blog=11&title=everybody_s_saved&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1 presented by The Rev. Christine Robinson on June 5, 2011During the past few months, the Christian world has been rocked by a popular Evangelical preacher who wrote a book which, as USA Today reviewed, “stuck a pitchfork into how Christians talk about damnation.” We Unitarian Universalists have been saying it all along!
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]]>presented by The Rev. Christine Robinson on June 5, 2011During the past few months, the Christian world has been rocked by a popular Evangelical preacher who wrote a book which, as USA Today reviewed, “stuck a pitchfork into how Christians talk about damnation.” We Unitarian Universalists have been saying it all along! Available in Video (MPEG)nopresented by The Rev. Christine Robinson on June 5, 2011During the past few months, the Christian world has been rocked by a popular Evangelical preacher who wrote a book which, as USA Today reviewed, “stuck a pitchfork into how Christians talk about damnpresented by The Rev. Christine Robinson on June 5, 2011During the past few months, the Christian world has been rocked by a popular Evangelical preacher who wrote a book which, as USA Today reviewed, “stuck a pitchfork into how Christians talk about damnation.” We Unitarian Universalists have been saying it all along! Available in Video (MPEG)video-podcastnonadult