Sermons Served Almost Any Way You Want
Listening to Reverend Cecilia Kingman Miller in the Sunday service is the best way to enjoy her sermons. But, it is no longer the only choice. You can subscribe to the podcast, read or listen to most of her sermons online, or borrow or purchase an audio recording.
Subscribe to the Podcast
To have Reverend Cecilia Kingman Miller's sermons automatically available on your computer or mobile device, subscribe to the podcast. Nearly all her sermons are included in the podcast, but sermons delivered by others are not. So, most weeks you will receive a new episode of the podcast.
Before you subscribe to a podcast, you need to have a podcatcher—also called an RSS feed reader—installed on your computer or mobile device. (RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication.) A podcatcher that is popular with Mac and PC users is iTunes. Download a free iTunes player.
After you have a podcatcher, you can subscribe to the podcast by clicking on either of the following links:
 iTunes |
Any Player |
Listen Online
From the Sermons page just click on "Listen" next to the sermon title you want to hear and your default audio player will begin downloading and playing the sermon. These audio files are in MP3 format and are large—up to 15 MB. Consequently, you might need to wait a minute or two before the sermon begins to play.
Save the Audio Recording
You may prefer to save the audio recording for later listening on your computer or MP3 player. To save the file on your computer, go to the Sermons page and right-click (in Windows) or control-click (on a Mac) on "Listen" next to the title of the sermon you want to hear.
Borrow or Buy an Audio Recording
The Library lends and sells audio recordings of the sermons. If you want to hear the entire service, rather than just the sermon, borrow a cassette tape. Most sermons are also burned onto CDs for you to borrow or purchase for $2.
Read Online
Most of Reverend Cecilia Kingman Miller's sermons are available in text. Just click on "Read" next to the sermon title on the Sermons page.
