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May 10th Musical Notes From Lindsay

May 10th Musical Notes...Honoring Mothers and Others!

I have chosen to highlight the work of several female composers in today's services, in honor of those who are"mothers" of musical compositions.


8:00 am Traditional

Gathering Hymn: For All the Faithful Women

You may recognize this hymn tune as our closing hymn on April 12th. The text setting can vary based on the message of the day, and although a total of 11 verses are available, we will sing verses 1, 5, and 10. Listen to a different selection of verses here! It will also be played as the prelude on this day.

Sending Hymn: The Spirit Sends Us Forth to Serve...Delores Dufner

10:30am Contemporary 

Prelude: Jesus, Messiah

A new selection to all of us, the praise team will perform Jesus, Messiah as the prelude to the service, which will re-appear next week as our song of the day. This selection was composed by Chris Tomlin, who also wrote Forever...one of St. Paul's favorite songs, which we sang on 4/26 and will sing again on 5/24. 

Choral Anthem: The women of the Kingdom Choir will perform The Gift of Love. You may recognize this melody as being set to The Water is Wide.

Gathering Song: God With Us...Sara Hart

Song of the Day: Ancient Words...Lynn DeShazo (The praise team band performed this selection as a prelude last week)

Sending Song: Set Us Free, Lord...Kathy Donlan Tunseth





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