"Central To Life" E-sermons and Media
Live Broadcasts :: Web Player :: Podcasts :: Downloads :: Help (FAQ)
Live Broadcasts
When you’re unable to worship with us in person, you can watch the service live here our web site every Sunday morning beginning at 11:00.
In addition, the early service is broadcast Sunday mornings at 9:00 on 1310 WISE-AM radio. Also, catch the previous week’s pre-recorded Sunday service on Channel 20 URTV Public Access TV Sunday mornings at 11:00 a.m.
E-Sermon Web Player
Watch the latest available sermon directly in your web browser. You can view the full screen version by clicking the TV icon at the bottom of the player. Use the other icons to view other episodes, send an email link to a friend, embed the video in your web page, or subscribe to the CUMC video feed.
Podcasts
Podcasts are downloaded to your computer automatically. Just subscribe to the feed with one of our buttons, download any existing files and get the new ones as soon as they are available. Podcasts are a great way to sync files to a portable media player, such as an ipod. See the help section for more info. Podcasts are coming soon.
Download E-sermon Files
You can download CUMC media from the icons in the table below, or play the files directly in your browser. Click here for help.
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Misc.
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Mar 30, 2008
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Rob Blackburn
“Back in our Boats”
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Mar 23, 2008
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Rob Blackburn
“Easter: Our First Glimpse of a New World”
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Jan 27, 2008
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Rob Blackburn
“More Than Heaven”
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Help (FAQ)
How do I download files to my computer?
On a PC, click the right mouse button and choose a 'save link as' option. On a Mac, click the icon while holding down the control (Ctrl) key on your keyboard, and choose a 'save link as' option. Navigate to the folder you wish to save the file. In your computer's “
How do I play files in my web browser?
Click the icon to play the file using your browsers tools. You may see a blank screen while the file downloads. This method is often not as reliable as downloading the file to your computer. Your browser may not be configured to play the file.
How do I make an audio CD?
Most computers come with software that allow you to make audio CDs from mp3 files. First, download the mp3 files using the “How do I download...” instructions found here. Then, use Windows Media Player (on a PC) to burn your mp3 file to CD. Mac users can use iTunes to burn CDs. Typically CDs hold 60 to 80 minutes of audio. Here are further instructions, if you need them: for a PC or for a Mac.
What is a podcast?
A podcast is another name for an RSS feed. The way RSS and itunes feeds work: the user subscribes to them like a magazine and when they are published they download to the user's computer automatically. From there, software like iTunes or ipodder (Juice) will put the file on your ipod or other portable media player when it's connected. Or, the user can just play the file on their computer.
Live Broadcasts :: Web Player :: Podcasts :: Downloads :: Help (FAQ)
