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People First: People First is the Hyde Park Angels podcast dedicated to deconstructing entrepreneurial success into actionable takeaways you can use today. Hyde Park Angels is the most active early-stage investor in Chicago with a commitment to taking a "people-first approach" to investing. By matching our members’ expertise with entrepreneurs’ needs, we help develop top-performing companies that are delivering extraordinary results. Host: Pete Wilkins
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Interaktivní pořad – prostor pro vaše otázky a komentáře. Celý týden se můžete ptát a komentovat – hosté vám odpoví vždy v sobotu od 20:00 na ČT24. Na téma se podíváme z různých úhlů pohledu a hlavního hosta doplní i odborníci z praxe. Pořad svými otázkami a komentáři tvoříte i vy. Můžete psát přes web, Facebook, Google+, Twitter, posílat SMS zprávy. Hyde Park Civilizace moderuje Daniel Stach. Novinářská cena za rok 2016 Za rozhovor na téma rwandské genocidy si Novinářskou cenu 2016 odnesl m ...
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Join filmmaker Roger Michell (Notting Hill) as he discusses his film "Hyde Park on Hudson." In June 1939, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt (Bill Murray) and his wife Eleanor (Olivia Williams) host the King and Queen of England (Samuel West and Olivia Colman) for a weekend at the Roosevelt home in upstate New York—the first-ever visit of a reigning English monarch to America. With Britain facing imminent war with Germany, the royals are desperately looking to FDR for support.
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In Jesus the full divinity of God “was pleased to dwell.” Therefore, through Christ, we can be at peace with God and we can live in peace with one another. Reflection Questions: 1, How do you think Jesus experienced full divinity when he was on earth? 2. How does thinking about the life of Jesus draw you closer to God? 3. How will you live out Jesu…
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Jesus emptied himself of his equality with God to become fully human. In doing so, he shows us a model for empathy, curiosity, and humility, which are keys to living a joyful life in Christ. Reflection Questions: 1. How do you express your appreciation to those who have done or said something that has helped make your joy complete? 2. Is there some…
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Jesus is love incarnate, the “word of life” revealed to us as a human of both “water and blood.” He shows us the way of love, which shapes our relationships with God and others. Reflection Questions: 1. What do you imagine the “magical circle” was like when you were born? 2. When have you most vividly experienced God with your senses? 3. How will y…
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The life, death, and resurrection of Jesus brings us good news, offering us the hope of salvation. In Romans, we see God’s great plan to save all people from sin. Reflection Questions: 1. What do you enjoy about receiving Christmas letters this time of year? 2. How has God been faithful to you in the past? How is God active in your life now? 3. If …
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Challenged to prove ourselves, we find our identity in Christ, our King. Reflection Questions: 1. What do you think it means to call Jesus king? 2. Do you think empathy is in short supply today? Who models it best for you? 3. How will you emulate Jesus in your everyday life? -- Find out more at HydeParkUMC.org/NextSteps --…
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Christ never promises an easy walk, but one of sacrifice. Reflection Questions: 1.) When in your life did all you thought was true and reliable seem “thrown down”? 2.) When have you seen evidence of God not giving up during your hard times? 3.) How will you release your energy as an act of defiant hope in the world? -- Find out more at HydeParkUMC.…
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It may feel like the end is near, but we have to keep going. Reflection Questions: 1. How have you attempted to stay grounded in your faith with unsettling news or alarming situation in today’s world? 2. How do you think modern-day predictions or claims about end times events impact people’s faith, both positively and negatively? 3. How can you sta…
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God is at work in the dark places, even when we cannot see it. Reflection Questions 1. When you are struggling who helps you (or what helps you) get back up and try again? 2. What is one thing you could do today to encourage someone (a friend, family member, stranger) who is struggling with their faith in God? 3. Who are some of the saints that hav…
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The culmination of remembering our membership vows is an act of recommitment, which would include the submission of our estimates of giving cards. Reflection Questions: In what way do you experience this congregation as a “household”? How are you uniquely called and gifted to build up the work of this church? How will you recommit your efforts of p…
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The kingdom of God is built one life at a time, one relationship at a time, one moment of personal invitation at a time. Reflection Questions: What experience have you had with evangelism that is coercive or argumentative? What natural ways will you be a witness for Jesus? Which of the five ways to be a witness come easiest for you? Hardest? Find o…
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What does it mean to serve others? For many of us, growing in our ability to serve means learning how to be uncomfortable in situations that stretch our boundaries. It means learning new names, extending ourselves, and focusing on the needs of others instead of our own. Learning to serve can be a process. Thankfully we have many examples of process…
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Giving of our time, talent, and treasure is a central aspect of discipleship, and, for some, is the most difficult one to surrender. Reflection Questions: 1. When have you had a good experience baking bread, or enjoying bread someone else made? 2. What difference does it make to see yourself as part of the global church of Jesus Christ? 3. How will…
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Since the early church, Christians have been called to gather (ekklesia, which is translated as both “church” and “gathering.”) When we are present to each other, in worship, small groups, and service, we can experience the presence of God in a powerful way, along with the mutual support and accountability that comes with being together.…
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A natural and important follow-up to our 125th Anniversary Celebration is a season of recommitment to grow deeper as disciples, wider in our reach to others, and united in mission to love God and love all. This five-part series reviews the five-fold membership vow that each member took to become a part of this church. Prayer is the lifeblood of the…
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Stories from our heritage not only tell us about our past. They remind us of who we are. Such is the story of our church’s beginning, back in 1899, when a small group chose to sing “I Love to Tell the Story” at the site of what would become our church. Their courage and witness, coupled with their choice of song, tells us something about who we are…
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The writer of Hebrews scans over the long history of men and women who lived by faith, some of it in gory detail! But then the text looks directly at us to say that God’s story will not be perfect (complete, whole) without us. We have the beautiful stories of how God has been at work through the people of this congregation over the past 125 years, …
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