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Sunday Setlists #65 – Worship Service Recaps #sundaysetlists
Posted on October 18th, 2009 in Sunday Setlists, Worship Confessionals by Fred McKinnon
Hey Everybody,
Here we are – the 65th consecutive week of “Sunday Setlists” – the blog carnival where we share our songs, creative elements, sermons, and recaps of our worship services.
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1. Blog about your worship services this week. (Don’t have a blog, just leave it in the comments below)
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http://www.fredmckinnon.com/myblog/2009/10/18/sunday-setlists-65/
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My Worship Confessional for SSCC
Hands down, coolest part of today? Seeing my friend, Russ Hutto – now “officially” living here in the Golden Isles, and up on stage, wailing on our keyboard and piano as a part of our SSCC Praise Team. WOO-HOO! Maybe he can leave his own “Sunday Setlists” recap of what it was like as a musician!
So, as you probably noticed (unless you don’t follow this blog except to post your links!), I’ve been in Peru all week with Compassion International. If you missed it – go back one post and watch the video, please! I flew in yesterday afternoon and had the day off – so I went to SSCC as a regular person, enjoying both services.
Harriet Jones (the lady who helped start the church and who was the founding worship leader … she laid the foundation for the incredible worship ministry that was already happening at SSCC prior to my arrival!) led worship today and it was glorious. Here’s a snapshot:
Walk In:
(for whatever reason, I can’t remember the first song – she added it after I’d left for Peru??)
“The Rock” – a rockin, gospel blues groove. Russ laid down a mean piano solo on this tune!
Opening Song:
“Hosanna” (the Paul Baloche, Brenton Brown tune)
Special Music:
“I Can Only Imagine” (long story, but Todd Hendrix, one of our vocalists, used to always sing this song. It’s a signature song for him, and he’s battled cancer for the last year. He’s alive and well, though his life will never be the same. This was a Sunday that he was back on the praise team and people have always asked for him to sing this. It was awesome)
Sermon: Still going in the “Lost & Found” – Prodigal Son series … Pastor David (blog) did a great job as always.
Communion Worship:
“Come to the Table”
“You Are My King/Amazing Love”
“In Christ Alone”
I love “In Christ Alone” – it’s one of most theologically rich “hymns” out there by a modern-day writer. Top notch.
I enjoyed mixing around and having more of an opportunity to meet and talk to so many from our congregation. A lot of people were praying for me as I was in Peru so I had a lot of conversations about that.
Share Your Worship Service Recap:
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was a very interesting day for us today at Madoc Baptist.. read about it here http://chrisburke.ca/?p=1164
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It sounds like you had a powerful service – from having old friends be a part of the team (Russ & Todd), to a great communion time, and then seeing the impact of the Peru trip on your life and those in your congregation. Thanks for sharing and for hosting this for all of us Fred.
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Ah–the glory of the flu bug when it hits your praise team on Sunday morning.
And–had a kid urp up during worship (hope it wasn’t my singing).
Wash your hands people!!!!
Haven’t been at home for more than 5 hours each night for the past 3 days…but, it’s all been worth it – changed lives for eternity!
Pray for me tonight as I host about 50 un-churched people at Crossroads to watch the Extreme Makeover show…some of the Artists from my small group were featured in this episode. So, using it as an excuse to get them into church!! God works in mysterious ways!
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I agree.
“I love “In Christ Alone” – it’s one of most theologically rich “hymns” out there by a modern-day writer. Top notch.”
Wow, Todd’s living testimony is awesome! And loved your Peru posts Fred.
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Welcome back Fred, thanks for keeping us posted on your Peru trip. Glad you had a morning to hang with your peeps.
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We do have some fun on the video this week. Hope you enjoy.
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It was a great day at LCC!
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Sunday Setlist posted from yesterday’s service at Christ Community (McMinnville, TN).
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