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Renewal Assembly from Episcopal Diocese of Bethlehem on Vimeo.
This video was created for the Renewal Assembly held February 19, 2010 at six locations throughout the Episcopal Diocese of Bethlehem. The focus of the video is on personal and corporate prayer and features Bishop Paul Marshall; Fr. John Francis of Christ Church, Reading; and Mo. Laura Howell of Trinity, Bethlehem. In addition, the video has a series of questions that were used during the discussion portion of the assembly.
This video was produced for the Renewal Assembly II event held June 11, 2011 in the Episcopal Diocese of Bethlehem. The video features Bishop Paul Marshall interviewing Lucy Kitch-Peck, Liza Holzinger, and Warren Shotto regarding their individual faith life and how that intersects with their parish. The theme is "Connecting the Dots" between individual faith and corporate faith.
Pray for Peace in Sudan
Satellite Sentinel Project
The World is watching because you are watching. Monitor the Crisis in Sudan: View the Latest Satellite Imagery
Satellite Sentinel Project has confirmed the deliberate burning of three villages -- Tajalei, Maker Abior and Todach -- in Sudan's contested Abyei region.
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This Inaugural Service celebrates the landmark Full Communion between The Episcopal Church and the Northern & Southern Provinces of The Moravian Church in America. Incorporating elements of both the Episcopal and Moravian traditions, the historic service commemorates a relationship which brings a greater unity to the Christian church.
Recorded: Thursday, February 10, 2011, Central Moravian Church, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
First Wednesday Concert at
St. John's Church Lafayette Square
Washington, DC
Concerts featuring the new Lively-Fulcher Pipe Organ are held on the First Wednesday from October through June.
The concerts last about 35 minutes.
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Trinity Wall Street
Trinity Wall Street performing Handel's "Messiah" 12/10/2011
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including weekly services