Fryeburg New Church Assembly Lectures

A Memorable Relation on Charity

Reverend Susannah Currie, who happens to be our current Religious Program Director at the Fryeburg New Church Assembly, delivered this talk. - We're sorry: There were some technical issues with the mike that resulted in some feedback, dropouts, and an abrupt ending - but it's still worth your time!

Chop Wood, Carry Water: The Peasant's Path to Spiritual Salvation

This is the third lecture of Week One of Fryeburg New Church Assembly's 2012 summer session, delivered by Rev. Ken Turley, formerly pastor of the Fryeburg New Church, and currently President of our denomination, The General Convention of the New Jerusalem

The Story Behind the Stories by Rev. Lee Woofenden

This is actually the second lecture of the 2012 summer session at the Fryeburg New Church Assembly. The first lecture was cut off about half way through as the lecturer's wireless microphone went dead, alas. BUT, a healthy dose of Reverend Lee Woofenden is an excellent way to start any new season of spiritual study, and this lecture is no exception. Enjoy!

North and South

Continuing with Week One of our 2004 camp session, this lecture was delivered on Thursday, August 5th.

Israel, Assyria, and Babylon by Rev. Lee Woofenden

This lecture is the next in sequence from Week 1 of our 2004 camp session on Geographical Correspondences in the Bible. This is Reverend Lee Woofenden's second lecture of the week.

The Kingdom Period by Bill Woofenden

This lecture was the 8th of 10 for the week on Geographical Correspondences. , We post it out of sequence here in honor of the recent passing of Rev. Dr. Bill Woofenden - a pillar of our church and spiritual community. His love, humor, leadership, and intellect are already missed.

The Hebrew Table of Nations

This second lecture of Week 1 of our 2004 summer session was delivered by Rev. Lee Woofenden.

The Big Picture

With this lecture we're kicking off the publication of lectures from Fryeburg New Church Assembly. This is the first lecture of our modern archive, which begins with Week One of 2004 summer session. - In this particular lecture, Rev. Dr. George F. Dole sets the stage for a week on Geographical Correspondences in the Bible.