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	An audio recording is made of each worship service.  These recordings are available on the web site immediately after the end of the service.  This is a great tool to keep in touch while you are out sick or on vacation.  It is also very useful for reviewing a service that was particularly meaningful to you.  You may want to lookup the bulletin corresponding to the worship service so you can follow along with the order of worship and the sermon outline.  The sermons are posted in “mp3” format.  Most computers already have the ability to play MP3 files.  Windows Media Player is particularly good for playing these files because it can play the file as it is being downloaded.  You probably already have Windows Media player, but if you don’t it can be downloaded at: If the file does not start to play when you click on it, you may need to change a setting in Windows Media Player to tell it to play MP3 files.  To do that, load Windows Media Player and pick the “Tools” menu.  Then select “Options” and pick the “File Types” tab.  If the check box by “MP3” is not checked, then check it and select “OK”. Please click the picture at the top of this page or the following link to be taken to the posting of the sermon recordings.  You will see a listing of different file names.  A four digit year, two digit month, two digit day, and a time make up each file name.  For example, the sermon recording for Sept 16, 2007 at 8:00 is “20070916 07-59.mp3”.  Note that the recording generally starts one minute early, at 7:59 in this case instead of 8:00.  On that same day you will find a file named “20070916 10-14.mp3”  for the 10:15 service.  Later in that week, you will see a file named “20070919 18-44.mp3” for the Wednesday night service.  Note that military time so the 18:44 is really 6:44 pm. Select the “Archive” directory for listings of sermon recordings for prior years. Sermon Archives