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KING - (A)
EVERYDAY - (A)
NOTHING BUT THE BLOOD - (Bb) - starts with the opening riff to "mayonnaise" by smashing pumpkins, and this riff continues throughout this Matt Redman song
ALL CREATURES OF OUR GOD AND KING - (C) - crowder illuminate version
WHAT A FRIEND I'VE FOUND - (C) - Delirious/Hillsongs version
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Morning:
Prelude- And Can It Be (RUF tune) - F
Arise, My Soul, Arise (RUF tune) - G
You're Worthy of My Praise - E
Have Thine Own Way, Lord (with a bass solo) - D
The Potter's Hand - G
May the Mind of Christ My Savior - ?
Offering - The Love of Christ is Rich and Free (RUF tune) - Db
We Will Walk With God (Sizohambe Naye) - F
Evening:
O Worship the King (G)
Before the Throne of God Above (D)
He Knows My Name (E)
Blest Be the Tie that Binds (?)
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I've been a bum and haven't been posting our sets since we started services back after the hurricane. Here's today's:
Call to Worship: Let Us Love And Sing And Wonder (D)
Praise To The Lord, The Almighty (D)
Oh, Worship The King (D)
Offertory Special: The Anchor Holds (G)
Salvation Belongs To Our God (G)
Awesome God (G)
Sermon: Hebrews 6:9-12
Invitation: Jesus, I Come (C)
Benediction: They'll Know We Are Christians By Our Love (Em)
In His love,
Nate
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Originally Posted by Nate Praise To The Lord, The Almighty (D)
How did that one go? I think that one of my lay worship leaders is going to do that song for her set on the 23rd.
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October 9, 2005
We’re Here to Worship – E
I Could Sing of Your Love Forever – F
More Than Enough – D
Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus – D, F
Offering: Grace Alone – C
The youth praise team did the second set after the message, and they rocked!
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We did:
Sweeter (Lakewood)
Amen (Tommy Walker)
When I survey (Del. version)
I give You my heart (Hillsongs)
For God so loved the world (Tommy Walker)
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not in order
Prince of Peace [you are holy]
He is Yahweh
You Shine
Jesus You Alone
May the Words of My Mouth
Consuming Fire [hughes]
You Are a Holy God
Before the Throne of God Above
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Originally Posted by psalm63adam How did that one go? I think that one of my lay worship leaders is going to do that song for her set on the 23rd.
The entire service this week went especially well. I don't think I've received that many compliments on the music since long before the storm hit. I think it was mostly our rendition of "The Anchor Holds" that got to people, though... as it is an especially fitting song for us during this time.
In any event, "Praise To The Lord, The Almighty" is one of my all-time favorite hymns (of which there are close to 100, probably, but still). The way we do it (which I jacked from RUF) is slightly different from how most hymnals notate it. On the first part of the third line of each stanza (where the first stanza goes "All ye who hear..."), we extend what was once one full measure (the song is in 6/8) into twice that much. Instead of 1=all, 2=ye, 3=who, and 4-6=hear (numbers are eighth note subdivisions), it's 1-3=all, 4-5=ye, 6=who, and 1-6=hear. If you go to the RUF site, you can find this all notated much neater than I just did (www.igracemusic.com/hymnbook/hymns.html).
In His love,
Nate
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Thanks!
I'll check it out.
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Come now is the time to worship
(played with just drums I had got 6 people from the congration to play syncopated on water drums circling the sanctuary) it was really cool.
The noise we make - D
King (tree 63) - D
Come and Fill me up (David Ruis) - A
Seek ye first - D
I give you my heart (hillsongs) G
Give thanks with a greatfull heart - G