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Sunday Setlists # 166

September 25, 2011 by 12 Comments

Share your worship confessionals, recaps, and setlists for the week of: Sunday, September 25, 2011

Welcome to the 166th consecutive week of “Sunday Setlists”. The purpose of “Sunday Setlists” is to share a recap of your worship services. What songs did you use, what arrangements? What worked really well and what didn’t work as well as you’d like? What issues did you have preparing? What is the sermon series? How about creative elements used in the service? You don’t have to be the pastor or worship leader to participate. We would really love to get reviews from the perspective of those in our congregations each week.

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Related posts:

  1. Sunday Setlists #150
  2. Sunday Setlists #142 – April 20, 2011
  3. Sunday Setlists #148
  4. Sunday Setlists #147 – May 15, 2011
  5. Sunday Setlists #164

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  • http://www.michaelhsmith.com Michael H Smith

    It’s not our tradition but today we added the elements of: a creed, prayer of confession and assurance of pardon to our service. It might not have been in the traditional way but it had a great impact.

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1625407529 Margaret Cook

    Wow – I just can’t believe how He is working in our church. A very amazing time.

  • http://www.robstill.com Rob Still

    i really liked “As It Is In Heaven” today http://www.robstill.com/september-25-worship-recap/

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1188517919 Barry Westman
  • http://scottkantner.com Scott Kantner

    It was “Brownie Sunday” for me today. Details included with the set list http://www.onstagetechnologies.com/sunday-set-list-092511/

  • http://tijuanabecky.wordpress.com Becky

    Sing to the King, Better Is One Day, Waiting Here For You, Made Me Glad, O The Blood of Jesus, Who Can Satisfy was our setlist today. Went well with a good flow, transitions, and very little dead time.

  • Jenniepitney

    Your Mercy(Vineyard); Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing; Follow You (Leeland); Ordinary People (Danniebelle); Mighty To Save (Hillsong)

  • Jenniepitney

    Your Mercy(Vineyard); Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing; Follow You (Leeland); Ordinary People (Danniebelle); Mighty To Save (Hillsong)

  • Williamjhorn

    Hope you all had a great weekend worshiping our Lord!

  • CherylB

    We finished a two-week family topic, so had fun with some oldies complete with motions. Our worship team for the morning included kids, teens, and adults. Everyone seemed to enjoy and they’ll always participate when the kids are involved. :)
    Your Everlasting Love
    Your Love is Amazing
    How He Loves
    Children of God

  • http://twitter.com/hipsterandhymn The Hipster And Hymn

    We introduced Gungor’s song Beautiful Things to our congregation this week to go with our sermon series on having a Changed Life. http://thehipsterandthehymn.tumblr.com/post/10705241998/this-sunday-was-a-really-cool-sunday-for-me-i

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