-CHOIR WEEKEND-
Prince of Peace (walkin)
O Church Arise (Getty)
Fairest (Packiam)
Revelation Song (Kari Jobe)
I Will Rise (Tomlin)
Stronger (Hillsong)
We tossed in "Prince of Peace" last minute unrehearsed, which is always a great response to God's attributes song, and really started the morning off with focusing our attention on God first. It was only our second Sunday ever singing "O Church Arise" but I feel like it was very singable even with the choir alone (no vocalists in mics), which back at Easter it had a more choir performance to it. The transition from "Fairest" to "Revelation Song" was powerful, and having the choir sing "oohs" underneath Stephs soloing the first verse was a great effect to the song.
What I was most thankful for was seeing how everyone involved, from the tech, to the 20 plus member choir (praise God), as well as the worship team...how there was a great sense of community, and humble service toward one another. I began worship by sharing this passage from Romans 15:
"May our dependably steady and warmly personal God develop maturity in you so that you get along with each other as well as Jesus gets along with us all. Then we'll be a choir—not our voices only, but our very lives singing in harmony in a stunning anthem to the God and Father of our Master Jesus!" (The Message)
Team:
Jesse-drums
Tom-percussion
Laura-keys/choir director
Zach-acoustic
Matt-acoustic 2
Doug-electric
Tim-bass (with the new Rondo bass thanks to Doug)
Pat-media
David-sound
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2 comments:
I looked at your set on planning center. How do you get things like the message title and other things in a timed slot instead of making it a header. I use the free version so I don't know if that has something to do with me not being able to do that.
a well chosen word from Romans 15 - thanks for sharing it.
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