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This a series of podcast interviews with John Sears, the great great grandchild of David Sears, who built Christs Church Longwood in Brookline, Massachusetts. Longwood church is currently the home of Christ Church Unity, and is headed by the Reverend Evrol Officer, as well as another member of the Sears family, Reverend Douglas Sears. 

Christ's Church Longwood, which is also known as the Sears Chapel, was built between 1854 and 1860 for David Sears and his family by the noted architect Arthur Gilman, and is based on forward-thinking ecumenical principles. It has always been interdenominational Christian church. The building was inspired by St. Peter's Northgate in Colchester, England, the ancestral church of the Sears family. It was built of Roxbury puddingstone, and features a large bell, stained glass windows by Doremus, and skylights which flood the sanctuary with natural light. There is also a beautiful original Hook organ.
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    <itunes:author>Cybele Elaine Werts</itunes:author>
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      <title>Building Christ Church Longwood: 26 Minutes. The last discussion covers the building of the church and the family crypt downstairs, and how the civil war affected that process, as well as the cost of building it. </title>
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This a series of podcast interviews with John Sears, the great great grandchild of David Sears, who built Christs Church Longwood in Brookline, Massachusetts. Longwood church is currently the home of Christ Church Unity, and is headed by the Reverend Evrol Officer, as well as another member of the Sears family, Reverend Douglas Sears. 

Christ's Church Longwood, which is also known as the Sears Chapel, was built between 1854 and 1860 for David Sears and his family by the noted architect Arthur Gilman, and is based on forward-thinking ecumenical principles. It has always been interdenominational Christian church. The building was inspired by St. Peter's Northgate in Colchester, England, the ancestral church of the Sears family. It was built of Roxbury puddingstone, and features a large bell, stained glass windows by Doremus, and skylights which flood the sanctuary with natural light. There is also a beautiful original Hook organ.
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      <title>David Sears and his Beliefs: 8.5 Minutes. The second interview looks at the forward thinking and often controversial beliefs of David Sears, who built the church during the civil war. He wrote his own Book of Common Prayer which was in itself  controversi</title>
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This a series of podcast interviews with John Sears, the great great grandchild of David Sears, who built Christs Church Longwood in Brookline, Massachusetts. Longwood church is currently the home of Christ Church Unity, and is headed by the Reverend Evrol Officer, as well as another member of the Sears family, Reverend Douglas Sears. 

Christ's Church Longwood, which is also known as the Sears Chapel, was built between 1854 and 1860 for David Sears and his family by the noted architect Arthur Gilman, and is based on forward-thinking ecumenical principles. It has always been interdenominational Christian church. The building was inspired by St. Peter's Northgate in Colchester, England, the ancestral church of the Sears family. It was built of Roxbury puddingstone, and features a large bell, stained glass windows by Doremus, and skylights which flood the sanctuary with natural light. There is also a beautiful original Hook organ.
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      <title>The History of the Sears Family: 16 Minutes. The first interview focuses on the history of the Sears family itself from the background of founder David Sears to that of his decedents, John Sears and Reverend Douglas Sears, a co-minister at the church. </title>
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This a series of podcast interviews with John Sears, the great great grandchild of David Sears, who built Christs Church Longwood in Brookline, Massachusetts. Longwood church is currently the home of Christ Church Unity, and is headed by the Reverend Evrol Officer, as well as another member of the Sears family, Reverend Douglas Sears. 

Christ's Church Longwood, which is also known as the Sears Chapel, was built between 1854 and 1860 for David Sears and his family by the noted architect Arthur Gilman, and is based on forward-thinking ecumenical principles. It has always been interdenominational Christian church. The building was inspired by St. Peter's Northgate in Colchester, England, the ancestral church of the Sears family. It was built of Roxbury puddingstone, and features a large bell, stained glass windows by Doremus, and skylights which flood the sanctuary with natural light. There is also a beautiful original Hook organ.
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