The Carry on Cast Ep. 411

Pastor Megan and Pastor Kevin discuss Psalm 150. …

An episode of the The Carry On Cast podcast, hosted by Easter Lutheran Church, titled "The Carry on Cast Ep. 411" was published on November 11, 2025 and runs 23 minutes.

November 11, 2025 ·23m · The Carry On Cast

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Pastor Megan and Pastor Kevin discuss Psalm 150. We’ve been talking about the many commitments we make as people of faith, and being here in worship (onsite or online!) is one of them. We live out our other vision statements as we worship with joy – we are in community, we care for each other, we give, we learn. From the vision statement: weekly worship centers us in relationship with each other and with God. It’s good that you are a part of it! All the gifts you share keep our worship life vibrant and Christ-centered for years to come

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Pastor Megan and Pastor Kevin discuss Psalm 150. We’ve been talking about the many commitments we make as people of faith, and being here in worship (onsite or online!) is one of them. We live out our other vision statements as we worship with joy – we are in community, we care for each other, we give, we learn. From the vision statement: weekly worship centers us in relationship with each other and with God. It’s good that you are a part of it! All the gifts you share keep our worship life vibrant and Christ-centered for years to come

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