April 15th 2007 Set List

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13 responses to “April 15th 2007 Set List”

1. 

   snowjunkie

   April 15, 2007

   Here’s mine…

2. 

   klampert

   April 16, 2007

   Nice list there snowdude

3. 

   Darren

   April 16, 2007

   We used the same processional as you, but the straight hymn arrangement.

   I like ending song sets with “Open the Eyes of my Heart” – it moves into the sermon well.

   Here’s our list.

   Processional:
   All Creatures of Our God and King – D – St. Francis of Assisi

   Praise:
   We Will Glorify – D – Twila Paris
   Majesty – Bb – Jack Hayford
   Celebrate Jesus – F – Moen, Don
   More Love, More Power – Gm – Del Hierro, Jude

   Communion:
   God and Man at Table are Sat Down – Em – Rev. R.J. Stamps

   Recessional:
   C – Rejoice, the Lord is King – Charles Wesley

   The communion hymn is a great one from the 1970s, but I found it difficult to find a copy. I think it’s on CCLI, though, and it’s definitely worth doing.

   I seriously questioned ending up the praise time with a minor song, since it’s Easter still. But it worked out very well; the Spirit definitely worked through it.

4. 

   klampert

   April 16, 2007

   Nice…I love all creatures.

   wow more love more poer…havent done that in forever.
   I’m ok with ending happy time priase section in a minor cus minor isn’t what it used to be. It has a different emotion to it now.
   I have a new song I cowrote in EM/G like more love usually is. I will try to record it soon I think you would like it.

   I will check out that communion song.

5. 

   klampert

   April 16, 2007

   wheres yours worship city and superman?

6. 

   superman1224

   April 16, 2007

   Check the blog my man!

7. 

   klampert

   April 16, 2007

   doh…ok.

   here is Superman’s set list.
   http://superman1224.wordpress.com/2007/04/16/sunday-april-15-set/

8. 

   grant…

   April 18, 2007

   Here’s mine…

   * Read a creed
   * Everlasting God – Chris Tomlin
   * All Creatures – Hymn
   * Holy Fire – Jon Shirley
   * There is a Redeemer – Hymn

   (thanks for the linkage)

9. 

   klampert

   April 18, 2007

   sorry it took so long man…thought I had already done it. ha ha

   I love there is a redeemer…and everlasting god from brenton brown rocks also.

   Funny thats 3 churches who did all creatures

10. 

    Robert Pooley

    April 19, 2007

    Wow, did I read that right? 11 songs? How do your people respond to that much music? I’ve been playing music most of my life, and that’s a lot of singing. How long does your service last?

11. 

    klampert

    April 19, 2007

    Robert…Thanks for checking out the site. I just looked at yours…Nice. I will be checking it often now and add you to the blogroll.

    Our sevice is about 1hour 45 min long.

    We do Modern worship in a liturgical setting. So we do a processional Where the pastor and deacons walk up to the front holding the cross and the word and thats usually a hymn or some form of song to express coming into the throneroom.

    After that we have our Priase section which is around 20-25 minutes.

    Then we have the daily bible readings and sermon..

    After we do prayers and creeds and offereing where we do one song.

    Then the culmination of the service. We do communion and do as many songs as it takes for communion to go. Depends on amount of people in service.

    And last we have a recessional…A service has ended song and lets go out praising his name.

    It seems like a lot of music but it is woven into the liturgy so it is very fluid. And the whole service is worshipful.

12. 

    snowjunkie

    April 19, 2007

    It’s good to see that explained Klampert… wanted to know this myself but never asked.

13. 

    klampert

    April 19, 2007

    ha ha ha…no problem there snow dude. I’ll have a few posts on liturgical worship coming up soon..