Betty Butterfield – Episcopals
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Betty visits the Episcopal Church.
Gerald Ford Funeral Service At National Cathedral – Part 2
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Gerald Ford funeral service at National Cathedral – part 2. —- I am looking for the part where the black solo woman singer sang. My recording was faulty for that part. It was so beautiful, please tell me if you have it.
Robin Williams
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Robin Williams
Processional – Hymn 137 – Trinity Episcopal Church
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Hymn 137 — With shining face and bright array, Christ deigns to manifest today what glory shall be theirs above who joy in God with perfect love. The church hymn reminds us that the beautiful vision of God is joyful and full of love which we begin to experience on earth when we ponder His Presence! Video recording by Bill Parks, www.churchTVsite.com
The Great Litany (Episcopal)
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The Great Litany is a wonderful part of our Book of Common Prayer. At St. Barnabas, we chanted the Great Litany on the First Sunday of Lent at the beginning of our Eucharist. Learn more about the Great Litany at www.episcopalchurch.org and Visit us at stbarnabasfalmouth.org
Making Music: Alan Sparhawk from Low with choreographer Morgan Thorson
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Minneapolis Morgan Thorson, a rising force on the national contemporary dance scene, has been collaborating for months with Lows Alan Sparhawk and Mimi Parker on Heaven, a Walker commission that premieres March 46. Local musician and Making Music host, musician/composer James Everest talks to the artists about their work and ways that this new piece breaks both choreographic and musical conventions. Copresented with mnartists.org and the Whole Music Club at the University of Minnesota.
House Session 2010-04-21 (10:46:41-11:45:33)
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Barbara Jordan Statue Unveiling Event
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www.utexas.edu Watch distinguished speakers and performers celebrate and honor Barbara Jordan’s life and legacy through the historical unveiling of the first woman statue on The University of Texas at Austin campus.
The Founders and Us
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Should we care what the founders would say about modern-day America? Richard Brookhiser says yes. If so, how should we consider some of our thornier contemporary issues in light of what the founders thought, such as originalism in constitutional matters, America as a religious nation if not a Christian nation, or even the fundamental principles of US foreign policy? Even the bruising political battles currently being waged in Washington may be better understood in the context of the political wars our founders fought when the Republic was born.
SCI205E: Dinosaur Ridge-Stop Seven: Bones
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