Tired of missing church services? Join us for worship this Sunday, February 14, 2010,
at both 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. Our services this Sunday will include communion together
at the Lord's table along with the right hand of fellowship for new members
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Tired of missing church services? Join us for worship this Sunday, February 14, 2010, at both 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. Our services this Sunday will include communion together at the Lord's table along with the right hand of fellowship for new members
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SPECIAL FEATURE Herman Griffin's 2010 Black History Month Presentation
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Sunday worship services: Other events and photos:
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African fabric from the collection of Pamela Bridgewater
Click here to hear excerpts from a traditional spiritual sung as a choir processional during the 11:00 a.m. service on September 3, 2006: "Children of God, keep on marchin', for one of these days, we shall be free..." (MP3 format) Featured voices are the Senior Choir and Men's Choir of Shiloh Baptist Church (Old Site), with the Rev. Ronald Cooper singing the lead
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Photos and Audio-Video Clips The Voices of Christmas, Sunday, December 11, 2005
Shout for joy, O heavens; rejoice, O earth; burst into song, O mountains! For the Lord comforts the people and will have compassion on the afflicted." Isaiah 49:13
ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2005, our Senior Choir and a large number of other children and adults presented "The Voices of Christmas," a visual, spoken, and sung reminder of the many "voices" that are part of the deepest meaning of the Christmas story, both then and now.
For photos from the service, click here. Otherwise, scroll down for audio and video clips.
For the easiest download, click on the "Sound Only" button, which works well on most computers. The "QuickTime" button provides a high-quality video clip in the QuickTime movie format, but you will need to have QuickTime or a QuickTime plug-in installed on your computer for this to work. (To get a free copy of QuickTime, click here.) For a lower-quality video clip, click on the "Media Player" button, which will work if you have Microsoft's Windows Media Player installed on your computer. Note that both the "QuickTime"" and "Media Player" video clips may take a significant amount of time to download before they begin playing as the file sizes are quite large.
For the easiest download, click on the "Sound Only" button, which works well on most computers. The "QuickTime" button provides a high-quality video clip in the QuickTime movie format, but you will need to have QuickTime or a QuickTime plug-in installed on your computer for this to work. (To get a free copy of QuickTime, click here.) For a lower-quality video clip, click on the "Media Player" button, which will work if you have Microsoft's Windows Media Player installed on your computer. Note that both the "QuickTime"" and "Media Player" video clips may take a significant amount of time to download before they begin playing as the file sizes are quite large.
For the easiest download, click on the "Sound Only" button, which works well on most computers. The "QuickTime" button provides a high-quality video clip in the QuickTime movie format, but you will need to have QuickTime or a QuickTime plug-in installed on your computer for this to work. (To get a free copy of QuickTime, click here.) For a lower-quality video clip, click on the "Media Player" button, which will work if you have Microsoft's Windows Media Player installed on your computer. Note that both the "QuickTime"" and "Media Player" video clips may take a significant amount of time to download before they begin playing as the file sizes are quite large.
For the easiest download, click on the "Sound Only" button, which works well on most computers. The "QuickTime" button provides a high-quality video clip in the QuickTime movie format, but you will need to have QuickTime or a QuickTime plug-in installed on your computer for this to work. (To get a free copy of QuickTime, click here.) For a lower-quality video clip, click on the "Media Player" button, which will work if you have Microsoft's Windows Media Player installed on your computer. Note that both the "QuickTime"" and "Media Player" video clips may take a significant amount of time to download before they begin playing as the file sizes are quite large.
For the easiest download, click on the "Sound Only" button, which works well on most computers. The "QuickTime" button provides a high-quality video clip in the QuickTime movie format, but you will need to have QuickTime or a QuickTime plug-in installed on your computer for this to work. (To get a free copy of QuickTime, click here.) For a lower-quality video clip, click on the "Media Player" button, which will work if you have Microsoft's Windows Media Player installed on your computer. Note that both the "QuickTime"" and "Media Player" video clips may take a significant amount of time to download before they begin playing as the file sizes are quite large.
For photos from the service, click here.
For directions on how to find the church, click here. For an overview of our history, click here. For audio visual clips from other services, click here. For information on our regular Sunday schedule, click here.
Last update for this page: 03/27/2006
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Click one of the buttons below for an excerpt from the solo
by Elaine White,
"Glory to God in the highest..." 
Click one of the buttons below for
an excerpt from a solo by Sidney Robinson,
"Joseph's song..."
Click one of the buttons below for a second excerpt from
a solo by Sidney Robinson,
"Joseph's song..."
Click one of the buttons below for an excerpt from
a selection by the Senior Choir entitled,
"Listen to the stars..."
Click one of the buttons below for a
solo by Grace Sprow,
"O come, Emmanuel..." 
