Christ Church Santa Fe
Worship Arts Center
1213 Don Gaspar Avenue
Sunday Services at 10:15 a.m.
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Recent Sermons

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The LIttle Letters of John and Jude, Part V
Rev. Martin Ban, March 07, 2010
Jude 1-25
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The Little Letters of John and Jude, Part IV
Rev. Martin Ban, February 28, 2010
Luke 6:20-36; III John
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The Little Letters of John and Jude, Part III
Rev. Martin Ban, February 21, 2010
John 10:11-18, 27-30; III John
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The Little Letters of John & Jude, Part II
Rev. Martin Ban, February 14, 2010
John 14:1-11; II John 1-13
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The Little Letters of John and Jude, Part I
Rev. Martin Ban, February 07, 2010
II John 1-13
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A Personal Update and Gospel Servanthood for CCSF
Rev. Martin Ban, January 31, 2010
Exodus 33:12-23; Romans 15:14-22; Matthew 20:20-28
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Insiders, Outsiders and the Gospel
Rev. Logan Craft, January 24, 2010
Joshua 2:1-7; Acts 9:1-15; Matthew 2:1-13
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Light Up Close
Rev. Martin Ban, January 17, 2010
John 7:1-24; John 8:12-20
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The Wisemen and the Gospel
Rev. Logan Craft, January 10, 2010
Exodus 2:1-10; Acts 13:4-12; Matthew 2:1-12
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Wise, Otherwise and the Gospel
Rev. Martin Ban, January 03, 2010
I Kings 3:16-28; Matthew 11:2-19; Colossians 2:1-5
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Music

Worship leader Diane Gibbs and her husband John Gibbs have produced the first two CDs of a trilogy, featuring music they play at Christ Church Santa Fe, an acoustic blend of folk and classical styles with Christian content. The two CDs, Clarity and Mystery, contain original songs, new settings of familiar hymns, and poetry from the Streams in the Desert devotional set to original music. All of the music is written by Diane Gibbs and produced by Radiant Morning Music. You can order the CDs by emailing Gibbs79@cybermesa.com or calling 505-780-3654.

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Break Thou the Bread of Life
Leaning on the Everlasting Arms
There is Always Something Over
When I Survey the Wondrous Cross
Winter Storm