Thursday, September 13, 2007
Interesting: Stuff You Never Hear In Church, Part One
Let Holy Covenant defy your expectations of church.
Join us this Sunday for Suce$s and Money: What Am I Working For?
This is part one of a six-part fall sermon series designed to open our eyes, challenge our preconceptions and speak to real issues in our lives.
That's this Sunday, Sept. 16 at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. All are welcome!
Holy Covenant United Methodist Church
925 W. Diversey, just east of the corner of Diversey and Sheffield
www.holycovenantumc.org
Fall Sermon Series: "STUFF YOU DON'T HEAR IN CHURCH"
9/16 - Succe$s and Money: What Am I Working For?
9/23 - Politics and Social Change: How Would Jesus Vote?
9/30 - Addiction and Dependency: Alcohol, Drugs and Pornography
10/7 - Religion Beyond Belief: A U2 Eucharist!
10/14 - Real Sex: Making Love (For Gay and Straight Alike)
Holy Covenant United Methodist Church
925 W. Diversey Pkwy.
Chicago, Illinois 60614
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Sunday, September 09, 2007
Interesting: Lollapalooza 2007 Part 3
Yeah, yeah, so I never posted Day 3. I've been busy ok? Besides, Day 3 was my least favorite of the weekend, it was brutally hot, and by now, I kind of forgot everything. So, you can check out the setlists here:
Lollapalooza 2007 - A Day in the Life
I will say that Pearl Jam was surprisingly good. I had never seen them live before, and hearing 60,000 people sing "Alive" was pretty sweet. As expected, Ed Vedder brought out the political kung fu in force, with some anti-war songs, a piece with an Iraq War vet, and an original ditty knocking BP Amoco about their aborted plan to increase ammonia and other pollution into Lake Michigan. Brilliant.
This Saturday, we went to the Hideout Block Party, and stayed for about an hour. The show took place in a city parking lot next to a bunch of smelly garbage trucks. The line for food was 40 minutes long. And by the time we could get close to the stage to hear The Frames, everybody was talking so loud we could hardly hear anything. So we bailed. Sorry Andrew Bird - your new CD is very cool and we'll have to catch you later.
Lollapalooza 2007 - A Day in the Life
I will say that Pearl Jam was surprisingly good. I had never seen them live before, and hearing 60,000 people sing "Alive" was pretty sweet. As expected, Ed Vedder brought out the political kung fu in force, with some anti-war songs, a piece with an Iraq War vet, and an original ditty knocking BP Amoco about their aborted plan to increase ammonia and other pollution into Lake Michigan. Brilliant.
This Saturday, we went to the Hideout Block Party, and stayed for about an hour. The show took place in a city parking lot next to a bunch of smelly garbage trucks. The line for food was 40 minutes long. And by the time we could get close to the stage to hear The Frames, everybody was talking so loud we could hardly hear anything. So we bailed. Sorry Andrew Bird - your new CD is very cool and we'll have to catch you later.
Friday, September 07, 2007
Interesting: The Entire Kuzma Family on TV
Everyone but me, that is.
Here are all four parts of my brother, Mom and Dad on "Don't Forget the Lyrics."
Lucas Kuzma - Don't Forget the Lyrics - Part 1
Lucas Kuzma - Don't Forget the Lyrics - Part 2
Lucas Kuzma - Don't Forget the Lyrics - Part 3
Lucas Kuzma - Don't Forget the Lyrics - Part 4
How close is your relationship to Quincy Jones?
Here are all four parts of my brother, Mom and Dad on "Don't Forget the Lyrics."
Lucas Kuzma - Don't Forget the Lyrics - Part 1
Lucas Kuzma - Don't Forget the Lyrics - Part 2
Lucas Kuzma - Don't Forget the Lyrics - Part 3
Lucas Kuzma - Don't Forget the Lyrics - Part 4
How close is your relationship to Quincy Jones?
Wednesday, September 05, 2007
Interesting: U2 Eucharist rocks Chicago church
Hey, check out this article about my church! Our next U2 service is next month. You are invited.
U2 Eucharist rocks Chicago church
U2 Eucharist rocks Chicago church
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