"A Thousand Amens: Live Worship with The Falls Church Anglican" releases this Sunday! Pre-order your copy at http://t.co/YuSOszRU — TFCAnglican Music (@tfca_music) July 17, 2012 Really enjoying this album so far. Well led by Jamie Brown and rest of the music teams, and a great sound from the church. Some thoughts in no particular order: …
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Psalms, hymns and spiritual songs – STAND 2011 set list
(Here’s a recap of the service and the songs we chose over the past weekends at Howick Baptist Church. You can find links to the set lists of this church and many other churches each week at theworshipcommunity.com. You can also read through previous HBC service recaps here.) I’ve spent the past weekend being involved …
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Lessons from leading worship after an earthquake
This past Sunday I got the opportunity to discover first hand leading worship in light of a 6.1 magnitude earthquake. While the earthquake occurred in a different city to us, with New Zealand being the small country it is, many people in our church had indirect or direct links to those affected. It was definitely …
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Song recommendation: Andrew Peterson, “Dancing in the Minefields”
It’s our 1st wedding anniversary today! So here’s a song that we both enjoyed this year. We’re not as young as the guys Andrew Peterson sings about when we got married – but these words speak of the same struggles, the same joys, the same realisation of utter dependence on God’s grace to hold us …
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Behold the Lamb of God: By Andrew Peterson
This is a fantastic idea – a concept album that tells the entire story of the Bible. Singer-songwriter Andrew Peterson has been touring and performing these songs for 10 years now. The album is made up of about a dozen songs, most brand new compositions, some rearrangements of older hymns, but all of it having …
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