Every audio sermon week across the years we have — a filled cell is a week with an upload, darker blue means richer topics. A steady weekly cadence shows as a solid band across years.
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Each cell is one week · darker blue = richer topics (clean, sermon-only audio scores higher) · pale = thin, faint = no upload · gold outline = known, not yet transcribed · red outline = broken/failed file · uploaded in 29 of 304 weeks across the span (10%).
How this church compares
Against other ucc and against every sermon on the site. Signals are approximate and grow more reliable as more of the archive is scored.
●this church┃peer average┃site average
Emotional rangeabout the same
Its sermons travel about the same in feeling than a typical peer congregation, and about the same than the site overall.
site avg 0.12
narrowerpeer avgwider
Emotional intensitysomewhat higher
The peaks run somewhat higher than peers, somewhat higher than the site.
site avg 0.64
lowerpeer avghigher
Dynamic deliverysomewhat higher
In the voice itself, energy runs somewhat higher than peers, noticeably higher than the site.
site avg 0.45
lowerpeer avghigher
Among ucc churches with enough scored sermons, it ranks #37 of 67 for emotional range.
On the words themselves, it leans toward the vocabulary of another tradition.
These touch the widest range of themes — often the richest listening.
UMPP.042: A United Methodist Response to the Attempted January 6, 2021 Capitol Coup. A Conversation with Bishop Julius Trimble and Rev. Dr. Susan Henry-Crowe, General Secretary of UMC Board of Church and Society
appears in 9 different topics
TUMP#002:Rev. Roger Ross-"Meet The Good People: Wesley's 7 Ways to Share Faith"
appears in 6 different topics
043: Bishop LaTrelle Easterling and Bishop Julius Trimble talk about Racism, Peace and Justice, The January 6 insurrection at the Capitol and a Future Hope for the United Methodist Church.
appears in 5 different topics
44. “Making the Road As We Walk It” A Conversation About Seminary Education in Challenging Times with President Javier Viera from Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary
appears in 4 different topics
UMPP.037: Rev. Michael Mather-Author of “Having Nothing, Possessing Everything: Finding Abundant Communities in Unexpected Places”
appears in 3 different topics
The Passion Play: Living the Story of Christ's Last Days with Rev. Rob Fuquay
“Maybe we can be brought back to that image of I just love the image on a Christmas Eve service that the candles lit and singing Silent Night together…”
“I do as well, and I know that many of you do as well, and that is care of creation, having to do with climate change, unhappy in our world, and clima…”
“I heard Tony Campolo even use harsher words than them, but also in reference to us not caring about the poor, and it was a critique of Christians' se…”
Church Life & MembershipEvangelism & MissionImmigration & Refuge
“A lot happened in between that, but that's where I would say would be the genesis of my own faith story, which is really being born into the cradle o…”
“And so when we think about all of the people that we have, we've benefited from during Black, especially Black History Month, we often don't think ab…”
“A couple of places that I want to mention one when I was in high school I served on John's Island, South Carolina, and a migrant ministry program and…”
“And in total 73 counties in Indiana are net income importers, which means there's only 20 counties where all of the income of Indiana or a lot of the…”
Church Life & MembershipBaptism & CommunionGender & Sexuality / Inclusion
“So starting new school, junior high school, you know, a new part of town I got involved in a scout troop that happened to meet in the basement of a M…”
Evangelism & MissionService & Spiritual GiftsChurch Life & Membership
“He had me read scripture that day and just say, you know, Mike's exploring where God wants to lead him and it might be he'll be a pastor someday migh…”
Church Life & MembershipSalvation & GraceEvangelism & Mission
“George Hunter, a distinguished professor of evangelism, said that there's probably 180 million people just like Joe and Sally all across the United S…”
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This church
LGBTQ+ affirming
57%
Economic justice & mutual aid
35%
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Radical hospitality & accessibility
17%
Peace & nonviolence
17%
Anti-racism / racial justice
11%
Creation care / climate
9%
Open to people of all faiths
7%
Immigrant & refugee welcoming
7%
Children & youth
68%
Online worship
49%
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Small groups
36%
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Child safety policy
10%
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Financial & governance transparency
10%
Languages / interpretation
2%
Website & sermons online
This church: site, no sermons — like 27% of UCC churches.
Audio + videoAudio onlyVideo onlySite, no sermonsJS-only siteBlocked / timeoutDead or hijackedNo website
Website completeness, all churches: a rough score of how complete and easy-to-navigate the church’s own website is.
Among the 3,012 churches with a readable, rated website (scores of 0 and 100 left out), this one scores higher than about 58%.
Values stated, within UCC churches: how many of the 29 values we track each church’s website states. This one states 4 — behind 52% of UCC churches (the typical one states 4).
What their website says
Justice & social positions
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Economic justice & mutual aidsourceThe building is just a means to an end: It is a way to host ministries, such as our free meals, our closet, the Golden Bees, The Webster Dudley Food Share, and more.
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Not found on the pages we checked: Anti-racism / racial justice, LGBTQ+ affirming, Open to people of all faiths, Immigrant & refugee welcoming, Radical hospitality & accessibility, Creation care / climate
Small groupssourceSite menu: “Spiritual Growth and Small Groups”
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Not found on the pages we checked: Children & youth, Languages / interpretation
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