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Welcome to the Doylestown Presbyterian Church podcast. Each week, our Sunday sermon will be posted. Whether you listen in the car, during a walk, or at home, we hope it can bring you joy and comfort as you go about your day!© 2026 Doylestown Presbyterian Church Cristianismo Espiritualidad Ministerio y Evangelismo
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  • DPC Sermon from April 12, 2026 - "And God Created Laughter, And It Was Good"

    DPC Sermon from April 12, 2026 - "And God Created Laughter, And It Was Good"
    Apr 14 2026

    The Sunday following Easter is known as “Bright Sunday,” an ancient tradition started by the Greeks in the early centuries of Christianity. Today, that custom is being revived in American churches of many different denominations with what is referred to as “Holy Humor Worship.” - PC(USA) Office of Christian Formation
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    15 m
  • DPC Sermon from Easter Sunday, April 5, 2026 - "Out In the Elements: Early"

    DPC Sermon from Easter Sunday, April 5, 2026 - "Out In the Elements: Early"
    Apr 7 2026

    Our main scripture text for Easter Sunday is the Gospel of John 20:1-18. There is lots of movement in this story. Dr. Clayton J. Schmit from Fuller Theological Seminary says, “Come and see” is one of the abiding themes of John’s Gospel. “Come and see” is a strong Easter theme as well.”

    -Pastor Mac Schafer
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    18 m
  • DPC Sermon from Palm Sunday, March 29, 2026 - "Out In the Elements: Branches and Donkeys"

    DPC Sermon from Palm Sunday, March 29, 2026 - "Out In the Elements: Branches and Donkeys"
    Mar 31 2026

    Episcopal priest, Katie Kirk-Costas wrote this in a sermon published in the March edition of the Christian Century magazine: “Parades interrupt the ordinary with childlike wonder: on Palm Sunday, we bring out the best outfits and all the props, with branches and thuribles and singing. Parades…structure our lives with their motion; they help us process what’s going on.” Together in worship, we can process “what’s going on” in our faith and life.

    - Pastor Mac

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    16 m
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