Food, glorious food. Ah, but with the Christ there is the spiritual food that helps you become closer to God.
Of the many titles for Christ, I give him "Hero." The qualities of heroism, and a piece of music by Vaughn Williams, "At the Name of Jesus."
We are directed to take care of each other - through the proper use of God's creation. A special prayer, and a Welsh folk tune.
The Gospel of Mark/There Is a Balm in Gilead. The connection of "wholeness" and healing.
How many ways can we glorify the Almighty? Presenting the prayers of the "Te Deum" (We praise you) and the Gloria (Glory to God) with a joyful theme "Shepherd's Dance."
Poetry and prayers that help us to understand the "Body of Christ."
The great St. Teresa of Avila, and a jazzy gospel piece.
Where does the Lord's Prayer come from? I read one of the Gospel versions, the modern Protestant prayer and sing the setting by the composer, Malotte.
Enjoy the amazing book of psalms - poetry of praise, thanks, sorrow and dominion.
Music played on the 1921 Austin pipe organ, St. Peter's Episcopal Church.
How do you relate to the Holy Spirit? One of the aspects of the Trinity, breath of God, the Holy Spirit was sent to us by Christ. However, even Solomon knew of Her. A reading from "Wisdom" and a piece of Italian music.
In the world of St. Francis, the animals and birds are just as important as people. And so he gives them a sermon! My music is a fusion of Bach and "Morning Has Broken
Christ exists from all time. A reading and a soul-filled 19th century piece of music, on the 1921 Austin Organ at St. Peter's.
This is a re-recording of an episode of God's call, with better sound!
I include a jazz song, an original arrangement of I Want Jesus to Walk with Me.
Join me on a journey through sacred literature and music. All music is my original recordings from the public domain.