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Sunday Setlists Week #42 – Worship Celebrations #sundaysetlists
Posted on May 10th, 2009 in Sunday Setlists, Worship Confessionals, Worship Leadership by Fred McKinnon
Happy Mother’s Day!
As we celebrate the 42nd consecutive week of “Sunday Setlists”, let’s remember our Mothers. Thank God for Moms, right? I gotta say how proud I am of my wife, Joy. Not only is she an incredible wife and mom … she’s bad to da bone – and completed her first ever triathlon this morning. What a way to spend Mother’s Day – hitting the water at 7:20 AM for a triathlon. I was “Mr. Mom” for the weekend and kept our 4 kids. It’s been a blast.
Sunday Setlists Blog Carnival
So here it is – Week #42. For full details on the vision and purpose behind “Sunday Setlists”, please click here.
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Worship Setlist for St. Simons Community Church, 5/10/09
Wow, what an incredible time of worship today. He brought in a new guitarist who recently got saved. He did a great job and it was awesome seeing our regular bass player out there on the 2nd row with his wife and family worshiping Jesus.
Today I could really hear the people singing. I think it had a lot to do with the arrangements and the song selections. It’s one of the most beautiful sounds ever – hearing your people sing to God.
Walk-In Song: “Revival” (From Revival in Belfast)
Opening Song: “Let Everything That Has Breath”
Second Set:
“Everlasting God”
“Revelation Song” (started in C, and did a cool modulation to D coming out of the 3rd verse, very powerful)
Sermon:
Heroes – Part 1 (honoring our parents and moms, specifically)
Communion Set:
“This is the Gift of God” (Carl Cartee)
“O The Blood/Nothing But the Blood of Jesus Medley” (old-school, simple medley)
“Mighty Is The Power of the Cross”
It was a great time at SSCC. There was a very upbeat feeling in the room today.
Just before the sermon we played “The Mom Song” on the big screens … if you haven’t see this yet, it’s worth the watch:
There you have it – it’s your turn now. Be sure to enter the actual, full URL to your blog post, and not your blog’s homepage. Homepage links will be deleted.
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Crazy busy day, Mother’s Day, 16 baby dedications. Wonderful day.
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55!!!
Sorry. I’m number 55. Had to be done.
We did “Everything That Has Breath” also. Love that tune.
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Sorry so late! Here’s my recap.
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absolutely loving “revelation song” right now and trying to find a week to plug it in…
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