The Fourth Presbyterian Church of Chicago

In this podcast, Joe Morrow continues his series about the people who have shaped his faith journey and views. Join Joe as he explores the philosophy of Archbishop Desmond Tutu. Embodied in word and deed, Tutu reminds us that we need each other in our human fullness — we can call even our enemies and opponents into a community of love.

The worship service recording includes both pre-service and post-service music.
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A sermon by Amy Pagliarella.
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Joe Morrow continues a series about the people who have shaped his faith journey and views. Joe takes us back to 1933, reflecting on the writings of Dorothy Day in the Catholic Worker and focusing on her involvement in community building through hospitality houses during a time of economic collapse. How can we each take inspiration from Dorothy Day to make individual efforts to show similar hospitality to others?

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A sermon by Nancy Benson-Nicol.
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Associate Pastor Joe Morrow continues a series about the people who have shaped his faith journey and views. 
Joe reflects on the writings of mystic and Trappist monk Thomas Merton, focusing on the movement from the mind to the heart and opening ourselves to the mystical, which inspires us to find peace with others, ourselves, and with God.

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A sermon by Rocky Supinger.
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With this podcast Associate Pastor Joe Morrow begins a new series about the people who have shaped his faith journey and views.
Joe reflects on the neighbor-focused theology of missionary Kōsuke Koyama as presented in his book, Water Buffalo Theology. We use this theology to ask ourselves if we are here to harm or to help our neighbors.