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Calvary Chapel Surfside of Brevard County, Inc.
Watch messages, join events, check in kids
Watch live and past messages, listen to sermons, and download content for offline use. Register for events and check in for CCS Kids. Manage online giving, volunteer schedules, and block-out dates.
Cleveland State University Research Corporation
Explore sites with interactive stories
Explore sites in New through interactive GPS tours. View information, images, and audio clips at each location. Access documentary videos and oral history interviews. Navigate an interactive map with detailed site descriptions.
Calvary Chapel Paris
Stream services, access media, read Bible daily,
Access live streamed services, view media library content, follow a daily Bible reading program, and send messages within the community. Track service schedules and receive push notifications for events.
Calvary Christian Fellowship Inc
Follow curriculum, download resources, track devotions, stream
Access curriculum materials and supplemental resources. Follow weekly devotions and worship music. Receive push notifications. View event updates and sign up for activities.
Calvary Chapel Chester Springs
Pastor Chris verse by verse teaching
The app provides verse by verse teaching from Pastor Chris. WiFi internet is required for touch access to the content.
Jianfeng Wu
Quiz concepts with 3D models
Take quizzes on Biology, Chemistry, Geography, and Physics. Explore 3D molecule structures and zoom into microscopic landscapes. Access daily and health news summaries.
Michael Eskin
Tunable Scottish bagpipe drone sounds.
The app provides tunable Scottish Highland, Border, and Smallpipes drone sounds for musicians. It offers high-fidelity studio recordings and allows users to adjust volume, transpose pitch, fine-tune tuning, and add reverb.
Cleveland State University Research Corporation
Explore Spokane's rich history now.
The app provides historical information about Spokane sites with images, videos, and audio clips. It is a collaborative project from Eastern Washington University's Public History Program.
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