Music at Church Requel This Weekend

February 06, 2010

I love the enthusiastic support of those who attend our new church. This past weekend I received one of those really great suggestions that makes me scratch my head later on wondering why I didn't think of it myself. Kristy Lawson suggested on the back of her Info Card that we start letting people know about the songs that we are singing and listening to at Church Requel each weekend. She explained to me that she would like to obtain those songs herself so she could sing them throughout the week. It also would help her and others know the songs better so they could participate more in the worship. Great idea Kristy!

Here are the songs we will be singing this weekend, along with links to the YouTube songs and artist websites:

I also update our Pre-service and Post-service playlist every few weeks with the top played songs from K-Love. Those interested in today's contemporary Christian music scene may also wish to check them out.

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