Day1 Radio and Internet Ministry

The Day1 Radio and Internet Ministry is presented to you for those weeks in which you are unable to attend church.  Day1 is carried by over 200 radio stations worldwide. There are, however, no stations in Washington State. Through the use of the internet we bring you 24/7 on-demand access to those broadcasts. The following brief summary is taken from the Day1 website. For more details see the Day1 website.

“Day1 is the voice of the mainline Protestant churches, presenting outstanding preachers from the mainline Protestant denominations, including the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, the Episcopal Church, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), United Church of Christ, United Methodist Church, and others. Our website features an extensive library of lectionary-based sermons in text and audio, video resources, and helpful blog posts, along with other helpful information for lay persons and pastors.”

When the ELCA in-house radio ministry (Grace Matters) ceased new production in 2009, the staff of Grace Matters recommended Day1 to their audience.

A typical 30 minute audio broadcast consists of the current day’s gospel, a 10 to 15 minute sermon, and before and after discussions of those 2 items. It is not a full church service but does provide a gospel reading and sermon.

To get to the Day1 website from our website, just (1) click the Day1 link in the gray footer area at the bottom of any of our pages, or (2) click the Day1 link on our Resource Links page.

Without logging in to Day1, audios of the last 3 radio broadcasts and all text information is available. Just click the “Launch Day1 Playlist” from any Day1 Page or click the “Listen to Day1 Now” link in the middle of the Day1 homepage to hear the last 3 audios.

To log in to Day1, requires registration. Registration is free and only requires providing your E-mail address and selecting a password. To register click “New User Sign Up” at the top of the Day1 homepage. When logged in, all audio and video content is available.

Categories Resource Links | Tags: | Posted on October 15, 2011

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