RSS Feeds

Sub­scribe to Our RSS Feeds

Sub­scribe to our RSS feeds to have all our lat­est arti­cles dis­play on your home­page (My Yahoo, iGoogle etc.), in your RSS reader or on your browser tool­bar. It’s free, easy, and you can remove them at any time. Try it out and keep up to date with our lat­est news, ideas, char­i­ties and edi­to­ri­als.
Click on a feed’s link to see sub­scribe options.

Podcasts – We also provide podcasts of our weekly sermons in both audio and video formats. You can find out more about subscribing to our podcasts on our Podcasts page or in our Sermons section.

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More About RSS Feeds:

What is RSS?

RSS is an XML-based for­mat for con­tent dis­tri­b­u­tion. Using an RSS reader, you can view news feeds of head­lines, arti­cle sum­maries, and links to full sto­ries from var­i­ous sources. When you sub­scribe to our feed, you will receive a sum­mary of new con­tent from our web­site, as fre­quently or infre­quently as you choose in your news reader.

How do I sub­scribe to RSS?

There are sev­eral ways to sub­scribe to and fol­low an RSS Feed. Some browsers like Mozilla Fire­fox and Safari allow you to add a feed to your book­mark tool­bar. Many major home­page sites like MyYa­hoo, iGoogle, or MyMSN allow you to add RSS Feeds to your home­page and you can fol­low the feed that way. There are also pro­grams called RSS read­ers or aggre­ga­tors that install on you com­puter and fol­low RSS Feeds for you. There are many news or RSS read­ers that are avail­able for down­load. Some pro­grams are free, and oth­ers are pro­pri­etary. While we do not endorse a spe­cific reader, you may click here to search for one.

Once your news reader is installed, you will need to set it to retrieve the RSS feed from our site. Go to the RSS Feed you want into your reader pro­gram and fol­low any fur­ther instruc­tions there.