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First Christian Church of Norman is a community joined together in a reverent, thoughtful, loving quest for faith. This weekly podcast will bring together ministers, church members, special guests, music and musicians, and members of the community to share their respective thoughts and reflections on life in the context of our shared journey.

Quest for Faith First Christian Church

    • Religion und Spiritualität

First Christian Church of Norman is a community joined together in a reverent, thoughtful, loving quest for faith. This weekly podcast will bring together ministers, church members, special guests, music and musicians, and members of the community to share their respective thoughts and reflections on life in the context of our shared journey.

    We're All Theologians

    We're All Theologians

    You don't have to be a theologian to be a theologian.

    • 20 Min.
    Engaging In Church Technology

    Engaging In Church Technology

    Phil Nelson helps keep FCC up to date in the tech department.

    • 20 Min.
    The Holy Thursday Revolution

    The Holy Thursday Revolution

    Rev. Shannon Cook shares Diana Butler Bass' words on a table centered Maundy Thursday.

    • 14 Min.
    Simplifying: Lenten Practices for Families

    Simplifying: Lenten Practices for Families

    Rev. Shannon Cook reads from Traci Smith's book Faithful Families: For Lent, Easter, and Resurrection.

    • 13 Min.
    Worship & Wonder Insights

    Worship & Wonder Insights

    The positive effects of Worship & Wonder at First Christian Church

    • 17 Min.
    Listen, Learn, Discern, Decide

    Listen, Learn, Discern, Decide

    Looking back and ahead with the President of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ).

    • 23 Min.

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