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Sunday Setlists #211

August 5, 2012 by 13 Comments


Share your worship confessionals, recaps, and setlists for the week of: Sunday, August 5, 2012

Welcome to the 211th consecutive week of “Sunday Setlists!”

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  • http://scottkantner.com Scott Kantner

    Many responded to the message today without an altar call. Does a lot of people at the altar rail ever distract you while you’re playing?

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    • http://www.fredmckinnon.com fmckinnon

      Scott, it doesn’t really distract me, but I worry about their ability to focus, since we have 2 big dual 18″ subs at our altar, and front fill speakers across it. Our tech guys usually manually turn those down in the mix when this is happening.

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  • Jennie Pitney

    Our communion service theme was “The Bread of Life.” Our set list:
    Better Is One Day/Redman
    Above All Else/Vicky Beeching
    Communion/Third Day
    Everyday/Houston

  • http://www.facebook.com/garydurbin Gary Durbin

    You Never Let Go brought the house down this week…very Spirit-led.

    • http://www.fredmckinnon.com fmckinnon

      Gary,
      Great song – what key? It’s one of those songs where the melodic range is so vast, it’s typically either too low on the verse but singable on the chorus, or singable on the verse, and unsingable on the chorus (for most people)! Fred McKinnon
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      • http://www.facebook.com/garydurbin Gary Durbin

        It’s always been great in the original key of B for me. Because of the range, it’s hard to move it.

  • http://www.robstill.com Rob Still
  • http://www.michaelhsmith.com Michael H Smith

    Our pastor took us through the ‘rest of the story’ of Jonah. The part people rarely investigate…chapter 4. My re-cap of the service includes some thoughts that I struggle with each week in planning ‘content vs. preference.’

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