Opening The Door
In the final week of the St Andrew's summer series 'Finding God In Everyday Life,' Kevin considers the deeper meaning behind an overlooked action we take every single day of our lives: opening the door.Click here to start download
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A New Way To Look At Washing
Drawing on literary, scriptural and cultural symbolism, this message explores a much older understanding of water in order to present a whole new way to look at washing.
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What We Need When We Fail
Pastor Kevin Fitton has spent the past week disappointing people and falling short of his goals, just so that the could speak knowledgeably with us about how to connect with God though this everyday occurrence, and more importantly, remind us of what we need when we fail.
The Importance Of Listening
Guest speaker, church member, and known excellent listener Jon Ayers speaks about the need for more people who are able to truly listen to each other, to themselves, and to God.
The Reason For Touch
Practically every day, we shake hands with someone, hold hands, rub shoulders, hug. But what does it mean?
Pastor Kevin Fitton returns after a family vacation to speak about the basic, human necessity to touch and to be touched.
Finding God Through Acceptance
Guest Speaker Ryan Guilfoy points out the value in accepting life's challenges, no matter how difficult doing so might be...
Finding God in… Laughter and Tears
This service took place at Oakledge Park on June 19th, 2009. Saint Andrew's, the United Church of Colchester and First Baptist Church all met for the annual DENOMINATION DOMINATION softball game, followed by a barbecue and an outdoor service. Since it was outdoors, there is no recorded audio. But here are Kevin's notes on the topic of finding God in laughter and tears.
Faith Out Of Fractals
Anne Watson, a high school physics teacher and a founding member of Saint Andrew's, explores the interconnected relationship between science and spirituality, and discusses the existence of fractals - tiny patterns/themes found not only in the natural world, but in society, in faith, and even in ourselves. Don't miss this one.
This service took place July 12th, 2009.Click here to start download
Where We See God
This Open Service took place June 28th, 2009. For the service we set up mics around the room and used the hour as a chance for people to share their lives, their experiences, and what they've been learning with the rest of the community of Saint Andrew's.
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