Sunday, August 11, 2013

Sunday Setlist August 11th 2013

This was the plan for our worship service at Westwood today:
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Praise To The Lord, The Almighty (Updated Hymn Arrangement)
1st, 3rd, Key Change, 4V, tag (Use Hymn #1 for lyrics and in bulletin)
How Can I Keep From Singing (Chris Tomlin)
V1,C, V2, C, C.

Welcome / Announcements / Fellowship

Down At The Cross (Hymn)                                                                  
Southern upbeat style, 1, 2nd, & Last verses
Mighty To Save (Laura Story)
C,C, B, B, C, C, B, B

Offertory Prayer

Choir Special: Cornerstone (Hillsong)
As Written, will invite congregation to join us towards the end.

Message: Bro. Steve

Invitation: Have Thine Own Way (Hymn)
Closing Chorus: Because He Lives (Hymn)

Chorus Only
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I really enjoyed today's worship service. My prayer is that God did too, since that is the main goal.
I think my favorite moment of the morning was when our choir introduced the song "Cornerstone."


It was great. Halfway through the song I turned and invited the congregation to worship with us. Not only did they really sing out, but some people (without being asked) stood and raised hands in worship. I love it when people express their worship in different ways regardless of what the crowd around them is doing. Seeing one lone worshiper stand and sing in the midst of a crowd of people sitting gives me the same thought every time...We should always be willing to stand out in a crowd in our walk with God.

My second favorite moment is not near as serious.
During our fellowship time our band/orchestra played a VERY upbeat and southern version of "Down At The Cross". Toes tapped, people clapped, and people smiled. ( I couldn't think of anything else that rhymed with tapped.) I wouldn't normal describe us as a "southern gospel" style church. But our musicians really know how to let loose when called upon. It was awesome.

What was your favorite part of your service? 

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