1st Sunday in Advent
We opened with the classic Advent Hymn O Come, O Come Emmanuel. We start it low and slow and build as we go with a couple of key changes along the way (not bad for guitar players!). You can check out our arrangement with all the leadsheets below.
All Things New is our new song for the Advent/Christmas season and should be an excellent song for all year round; we will be running it the next two Sundays. We had good response for a new song.
Pastor Mark had another hard hitting discipleship sermon this Sunday. Society tells us to indulge ourselves because we deserve it. Mark’s question to reflect on was: When is the last time you denied yourself? A tough question right after Thanksgiving!
We closed with Celtic Christmas Blessing adding in the mandolin and I capo the guitar at the 7th fret. It’s a become a song many look forward to. We’ll use it as a closer for the next two Sundays also.
Here are all the songs we did:
0 O Come, O Come Emmanuel Christmas/Advent
Public Domain John M Neale, 1851 Henry Sloane Coffin, 1916
1 All Things New Opener-Come to Worship
5518953 Carl Cartee, Ronnie Freeman, Jeromy Deibler, Jason Ingram ©2009 New Spring admin by Brentwood-Benson Music Publishing
1 Revelation Song GITS-Jesus
Kari Jobe ©2004 Gateway Create Publishing (Integrity's Praise! Music) CCLI#4447960
SERMON: Discipleship – Loss is Gain (Mark 8:34-38) Pastor Mark
1 Let the Weight of Your Glory Fall Prayer-Holy Spirit
2790475 Steve Merkel ©1999 Integrity's Hosanna! Music
-1 Jesus, Thank You Response-To God
©2003 Sovereign Grace Worship (ASCAP)
1 Celtic Christmas Blessing Christmas/Advent
Keith & Kristyn Getty Copyright © Thankyou Music 2004
3 'We-I' Balance 
MLCC 11/28/2010 Leadsheet
Leader/Acoustic Guitar/Vocal – Doug
Vocals – Laurie & Susan
Bass/Mandolin – Brian
Drums - Brad
Sound techs – Clint
Hope you had a blessed 1st Sunday in Advent too!
Find out what other songs churches are singing at TheWorshipCommunity.com
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