Holy Week Podcasts

You can now listen to the sermons preached during Holy Week. Click on the podcast box on the right side of the screen to hear what you might have missed, or what you want to hear again!

Sunday’s podcast is the Gospel Narrative from Luke as retold by members of St. Nicholas.

Monday’s podcast is by the Rev. John Saunders, deacon from St. Mary Magdalene in Louisville, GA.

Tuesday’s podcast is by Fr. Jeff.

Maundy Thursday’s podcast is by Fr. Jeff.

Good Friday’s podcast is by Fr. Jeff.

You can also subscribe to our podcasts through iTunes. Click on the links above to each podcast’s page, scroll down on the right side of the page, and click “Subscribe to iTunes” to automatically add the podcasts to your iTunes library. Then, you can sync it with your iPod for listening on-the-go!

Facebook, Twitter, & Blogs, Oh My! Podcast

Today, the Rev. Alicia Shuster-Weltner, Canon for Congregational Development, and I taught a workshop on using social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and blogs at the 2010 Ministry Fair of the Diocese of Atlanta at the Cathedral of St. Philip. To my delight, the workshop was well-attended. But there were many who couldn’t come, so I promised I would record the session and put it on our website. Many thanks to all who attended and contributed!

You can listen to the workshop in it’s entirety (almost an hour and a half) to the right of this page in the Podomatic window.

This podcast also marks my first exploration into souping up the recording with an introduction and conclusion. It took me a little while to figure everything out with a program on my Mac called Garageband, but once I got it, it should be much easier. It takes a little more work to do this kind of thing, but I think it adds a nice touch. Hope you like it.

Episcopal 101 December Session Now Online

Last week’s Episcopal 101 session on “What Is God Calling You To Do?” is now available on our website. If you visit the podcast widget on the right side of the website, you will find that session (you might have to scroll down) as well as the last few sermons at St. Nicholas. Check it out!