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Hello Folks,

Today is the 25th installment of “Sunday Setlists” – what a milestone!  This is a blog carnival that we celebrate each week to encourage networking and sharing of what we’re doing in our worship services.

* Blog about your worship service – doesn’t matter if you were a leader or not you could’ve just attended it.  Share a recap, video worship confessional, or list your songs.

*  In your blog entry, link back to this page so that those who read your blog can come over here and see all the other links:
http://www.fredmckinnon.com/myblog/2009/01/11/sunday-setlists-25/

*  Come back and leave a link to your site in the “Mister Linky” box below.  Important – don’t link to your homepage; rather, link directly to your “Sunday Setlist” post.  Homepage links will be removed.

* Leave a comment and checkout the other setlists.

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My Setlist Review for St. Simons Community Church, January 11, 2009

Walk-in:
Glorious (Martha Munnizzi)

Opening Set:
See His Love (Tim Hughes)
Everlasting God (more up-tempo, like the Lincoln Brewster arrangement)

Second Set:
Revelation Song (one of our newer singers, Amy … she flat out brought it on this song!)
Holy, Holy, Holy (trad. hymn)

*I was having IEM problems (in-ear monitor) and finally gave up and pulled them both out … and wow, I was amazed at how strong and loud the crowd was singing – it was beautiful!

Closer:
Merciful God (Tammy Trent version)
*we did this as a special response

All in all, it was a great day.  I found a great energy in the room both services, and the sermon about God’s Word changing us was incredible.  I’d had one of those extended “I love this church, but I really struggle with your music” conversations just prior to walking up on stage, so I was a bit distracted, and it took it’s toll on me in the 11:00 service- I struggled to lead effectively – I think most people would not have known, but I was VERY distracted.  It finally got the best of me during the closer, “Merciful God” where I was having this long conversation in my head while sitting at the piano, and totally got lost and blew the arrangement.  I allowed my mind to wander, since I wasn’t singing, and thankfully, the band covered it up pretty good – it was a rough few bars.

How ’bout you … let’s hear about your service.  Got any “zone out” moments?

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