Whaaaaaaatt???? What's happening in Canada?? - Page 27

Steve Epley · #**261** 06-21-2007, 06:15 PM

He said the music was so contemporary he was shocked.

Truly Blessed · #**262** 06-21-2007, 06:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Monkeyman

Our night was wed...
Our songlist was,
Shout to the Lord,
You Are Great, You do Miracles So Great
Revelation Song
*newer* There's No God Like our God

Hmmm, nothing crazy here????????

What hymn book did you get those from?

Monkeyman · #**263** 06-21-2007, 06:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Steve Epley

He said the music was so contemporary he was shocked.

Things pass bro...times change. It was very respectful, in fact, all of the music groups involved took great care in choosing songs to NOT offend. There are plenty of conferences around where "Fly the flag" and " I shall Not Be Moved" are still sung, enjoy those by all means. God's anointing was on everyone and the worship by most was tremendous.

Do you remember when your group started singing "The Blood Will Never Lose It's Power" well that author once was criticized for being contemporary...nuff said. I'm done with this issue, out of respect to some elders, have at it.

Maple Leaf · #**264** 06-21-2007, 06:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Monkeyman

Things pass bro...times change. It was very respectful, in fact, all of the music groups involved took great care in choosing songs to NOT offend. There are plenty of conferences around where "Fly the flag" and " I shall Not Be Moved" are still sung, enjoy those by all means. God's anointing was on everyone and the worship by most was tremendous.

Do you remember when your group started singing "The Blood Will Never Lose It's Power" well that author once was criticized for being contemporary...nuff said. I'm done with this issue, out of respect to some elders, have at it.

I was there on Nova Scotia night, and was impressed with the talent and enthusiasm of the singers. Jesus and I like country, but, in my opinion, those who can't sing country should go ahead and make their joyful noise anyway.

I have a suggestion for the powers that be at CCC. Sell the pews and buy some air conditioning. The pews don't get much use, and it sure was hot.

The only complaint I have about Canada Conference is that the people were so friendly that it took a long time to get from the service to the feed trough.

Barb · #**265** 06-21-2007, 06:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Monkeyman

Things pass bro...times change. It was very respectful, in fact, all of the music groups involved took great care in choosing songs to NOT offend. There are plenty of conferences around where "Fly the flag" and " I shall Not Be Moved" are still sung, enjoy those by all means. God's anointing was on everyone and the worship by most was tremendous.

Do you remember when your group started singing "The Blood Will Never Lose It's Power" well that author once was criticized for being contemporary...nuff said. I'm done with this issue, out of respect to some elders, have at it.

I remember when we started singing it in the UP church where I grew up...Andrae' is Black and COGIC...folks were not impressed by it all in the late 60s.

But now, 40 odd years later, and you'd think The Blood was a hymn of the Church.

Times and seasons change and being adaptable to the flow is not always a bad thing...JMHO!!:sshhh

Barb · #**266** 06-21-2007, 06:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Maple Leaf

I was there on Nova Scotia night, and was impressed with the talent and enthusiasm of the singers. Jesus and I like country, but, in my opinion, those who can't sing country should go ahead and make their joyful noise anyway.

I have a suggestion for the powers that be at CCC. Sell the pews and buy some air conditioning. The pews don't get much use, and it sure was hot.

The only complaint I have about Canada Conference is that the people were so friendly that it took a long time to get from the service to the feed trough.

This is great, ML...

Monkeyman · #**267** 06-21-2007, 06:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Maple Leaf

I was there on Nova Scotia night, and was impressed with the talent and enthusiasm of the singers. Jesus and I like country, but, in my opinion, those who can't sing country should go ahead and make their joyful noise anyway.

I have a suggestion for the powers that be at CCC. Sell the pews and buy some air conditioning. The pews don't get much use, and it sure was hot.

The only complaint I have about Canada Conference is that the people were so friendly that it took a long time to get from the service to the feed trough.

I can't believe after all this time, we finally disagree on something my friend...JESUS DON'T LIKE COUNTRY!!!! He only created it to get on my nerves like the NB mosquito! he he he

Monkeyman · #**268** 06-21-2007, 06:40 PM

We have priced AC and it is outrageous...but...when we add on someday, it will be there in Jesus Name!!!

Monkeyman · #**269** 06-21-2007, 06:43 PM

BTW, my good friends and associate Pastors are doing the music for family camp....sooooo...u probably won't get any country if you visit...sorry, he heeee

#**270** 06-21-2007, 06:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Felicity

I don't know where it went to but I read it.

I've not heard anything at all about the Canadian brethren wanting to go it on their own and become the UPC of Canada, and I would have very mixed feelings about it happening.

I mean no disrespect to you whatsoever Felicity so please know this is really written in curiosity.

Why would you even care what the UPC did? Didnt you leave the organazation after being overseas missionaries?