TN campmeeting - Page 5

lisafitzh2o · #41 07-10-2008, 04:39 PM

Is that not the truth?! We haven't touched heaven until someone's throat is bleeding and tweeters have blown!

Steve Epley · #42 07-10-2008, 05:01 PM

The Acustics are tough in that building we used it a few times and it is a sound man's nightmare. The first year was horrid but finally we got it better.

lisafitzh2o · #43 07-10-2008, 05:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Steve Epley

The Acustics are tough in that building we used it a few times and it is a sound man's nightmare. The first year was horrid but finally we got it better.

I had heard that because their sound system is so outrageously expensive, they won't let anyone else use it. Don't know if that's true or not, but it would explain why we always have to bring in sound equiprment during camp.

Sherri · #44 07-10-2008, 11:05 PM

Anyone go tonight? What's the scoop? Did Pianoman and the little missus show up?

Steve Epley · #45 07-10-2008, 11:07 PM

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Originally Posted by lisafitzh2o

I had heard that because their sound system is so outrageously expensive, they won't let anyone else use it. Don't know if that's true or not, but it would explain why we always have to bring in sound equiprment during camp.

The times we were there they wasn't working.

StillStanding · #46 07-11-2008, 04:32 PM

Alright, Mrs. Pianoman and I are going to UPCI Tennessee Campmeeting tonight! (Friday)

Bro. Stoneking is supposed to preach. We'll see if there are any special vibrations, levitations, or magic hair demonstrations!

Sherri · #47 07-11-2008, 08:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Pianoman

Alright, Mrs. Pianoman and I are going to UPCI Tennessee Campmeeting tonight! (Friday)

Bro. Stoneking is supposed to preach. We'll see if there are any special vibrations, levitations, or magic hair demonstrations!

Well, I bet Mrs. P. won't be asked up front to wave her hair over the women.

CC1 · #48 07-11-2008, 11:02 PM

We anxiously await the testimony of Mrs. Pianoman's conversion (or "reversion" I guess if you are going back to bundage).

StillStanding · #49 07-12-2008, 10:45 AM

I was at Tennessee Campmeeting last night. My, how things have changed over the years! I went for nostalgia, but not much seemed familiar!

1. There was no praise and worship part of the service! The service started off with two choir songs.

2. The music was guitar driven! There wasn't the usual Hammond and keyboard driven Pentecostal style music that I grew up with. Mrs. Pianoman thought it sounded more like a pop/rock concert!

3. All announcements were pre-recorded on video! This really helped the service to move along nicely.

4. I wasn't familiar with ANY of the songs that were sung. Missing were all of the traditional Pentecostal campmeeting songs! It's obvious that the youth are being served, which I think is great!

5. A youth group choreographed a dance to a song titled, "I'm Taking it All Back!" Some of the old timers would be rolling over in their grave!

I was shocked that this was allowed....(Not that I think there's anything wrong with that!)

6. It had a "pep rally" atmosphere! Some things never change.

I'm going to start another thread on Bro. Stoneking's sermon!

StMark · #50 07-12-2008, 10:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Pianoman

I was at Tennessee Campmeeting last night. My, how things have changed over the years! I went for nostalgia, but not much seemed familiar!

1. There was no praise and worship part of the service! The service started off with two choir songs.

2. The music was guitar driven! There wasn't the usual Hammond and keyboard driven Pentecostal style music that I grew up with. Mrs. Pianoman thought it sounded more like a pop/rock concert!

3. All announcements were pre-recorded on video! This really helped the service to move along nicely.

4. I wasn't familiar with ANY of the songs that were sung. Missing were all of the traditional Pentecostal campmeeting songs! It's obvious that the youth are being served, which I think is great!

5. A youth group choreographed a dance to a song titled, "I'm Taking it All Back!" Some of the old timers would be rolling over in their grave!

I was shocked that this was allowed....(Not that I think there's anything wrong with that!)

6. It had a "pep rally" atmosphere! Some things never change.

I'm going to start another thread on Bro. Stoneking's sermon!

How was the Dress standards??? I am assuming you
liked the style, songs and music since you no longer like
any of the old ways ( hammond organ, camp meeting songs etc)