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Episode 39: Church of Christ

So how do I address a leader of a church - without a title? Enjoy this and other mysteries as we go to a Church of Christ, uh - church!

http://blogthereligions.com/podcast/Episode_39_Church_of_Christ.mp3

2009-10-25 Happy Science Temple

10/25/2009 15:00
US/Eastern

Happy Science Florida Temple
12210 N 56th Street, Temple Terrace, FL 33617
(University Place)
TEL: (813)914-7771

Religion: Happy Science

Other details pending.

Catholics to Traditional Anglicans: Come on in!

After visiting the St Stephen Catholic Church and St Matthews Traditional Anglican Church, I could see the similarities. The rituals were almost the same, the practices and beliefs were very similar.

Hey, I could have just used Wikipedia!

I had a friend of mine point out that someone linked to this project. Naturally, being the egotistical bastard that I am, I thought I'd check out what people were saying.

I was going through the comments, recognizing some valid complaints (some entries too short, who was I to investigate religions compared to someone famous, etc).

Then I ran across this comment:

"Doesn't this fedora wearing idiot realize he could just use Wikipedia or read a book?"

Gee. Why didn't I think of that.

That's right - I did.

Episode 38: Greensong Grove (Pagan)

At the Mabon Celebration in St. Petersburg, I had the chance to visit with the Pagan church Greensong Grove, and learn more about their faith:

http://blogthereligions.com/podcast/Episode_38_Pagans.mp3

Claims of Mormon discrimination found wanting

Recently, a senior authority in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints delivered a speech at BYU Idaho, in which he said:

College Hill Mennonite Church

College Hill Mennonite Church
3506 Machado St
Tampa, FL 33605-1362
(813) 247-2798

Religion: Christian

Denomination: Mennonite

Contact: Reverend Roy W. Williams, Senior Pastor

You can listen to the interview with Reverend Williams here.

When I first drafted my list of religions, Mennonites were on there. Only because I had no clue whatsoever they were about. I remembered seeing some at a vacation resort in Oregon as a kid. Even at the swimming pool, the women were dressed very conservatively, wearing scarfs on their head.

Episode 37: Beit Tehila (Christian Hebrews)

The sight of what appeared to be a Judaic congregation turned out to be a fascination fusion between Christian beliefs and Jewish practices at Beit Tehila:

http://blogthereligions.com/podcast/Episode_37_Christian_Hebrews.mp3

Episode 36: Vedanta (Hindu)

I knew nothing about Vedanta until I had a chance to visit the Vedanta Center of St. Petersburg - and now you can learn too:

http://blogthereligions.com/podcast/Episode_36_Vedanta.mp3

What makes someone leave or join a church?

The other day I was interviewing a local Tampa minister for my podcast, and he started lamenting the dwindling numbers of people going to church. 

"They don't want the Word of God," he said. "They ask what bands are going to play, or if there's a kitchen for meals afterward, or other things. I don't do that - I just preach the Word of God. But people don't want that."

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