Maggie Stoddard Returns to CUCC

Maggie Stoddard grew up in CUCC, and on August 19, 2007, Maggie returned to the pulpit to give the homily. Maggie recently completed her seminary studies at Pacific School of Theology.

Jimmy Creech at the Forum - 2007

On March 18, 2007, Jimmy Creech spoke to the Sunday Morning Forum at CUCC. Jimmy served as Pastor at Fairmont Methodist Church in Raleigh and became involved in a controversy involving his support for gay and lesbian rights. At the Forum Jimmy speaks on the current status of his efforts on this issue. Jimmy is introduced by Cy King.

Jimmy Creech on Gay and Lesbian rights (1:04:24)

Bernie Brown's Short Stories

Bernie Brown has become a prolific writer of short stories and is presently working on a novel. Here Bernie talks about her writing and reads two of her recent short stories, both of which have appeared in North Carolina journals. Recorded February 9, 2007 in Bernie's home in north Raleigh.

Bernie chats about her writing(12:31)

Everybody Loves Sunflowers (read by Bernie Brown) (11:37)

Just an Ordinary Guy (read by Bernie Brown) (9:22)

Shaker Christmas Music

An intergenerational performance of traditional Shaker Christmas Music -- Anna Howells, Erin Kiel, Catherine Manus, David Snee, Annetta Berg, Marty Lamb, Maria Murray-Riemann. (December 2006)

Shaker Christmas Music (13:38)

Geraldine Bryan - A Children's Christmas

In 2005 "Dreams of Christmas" (available was written by Geraldine as a Christmas narrative for adults. In 2006 Geraldine presented a narrative for children (and all others who appreciate the clarity of childhood). This narrative was the central part of the Children's Christmas Eve service on December 24, 2006. Lavon Page collaborated.

Jim Seymour preaches at CUCC - November 19, 2006

John Little introduces Rev. Seymour

Rev. Jim Seymour sermon at CUCC - November 19, 2006

Howard Miller at the Forum

Howard Miller reflects on what he has learned in his 90 years, most of which has been lived in Raleigh. Remarks delivered to the Sunday Morning Forum on November 19, 2006.

The Wisdom of Howard Miller (55:33)