Posts tagged ‘worship set’
Multicultural Worship Set for July 11th, 2010
Worship Team: 3 vocalists, 2 acoustic guitars, 1 Jimbay….and a guest worship leader.
Worship in Song
Great and mighty is he
Welcome and Announcements
Worship in Song
King of Glory (Languages: Spanish, English, Hmong)
More (Languages: Spanish and English)
Worship in the Word
Deuteronomy 6:4-8
(Responsive reading: Leader reads in Spanish, while the congregation responds with the next verse)
Worship in Song
I love you Lord (Languages: English, Hmong)
I give you my heart
Worship in the Word
Revelation 19:1 (Languages: Russian, English)
Worship in Giving
Hallelujah, Salvation, Glory (Guest Worship Leader)
Worship in Fellowship
Worship in Prayer
Worship in Proclamation
Worship in the Word
John 3:16-17
Worship in Song
How deep the father’s love for us
Your Grace is Enough (Languages: English, Hmong)
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Multicultural Worship Set: June 14th, 2010
Peter Park talks about having a simple multicultural worship set with a small congregation and a small worship team.
Worship in Song
Song 1: Great and mighty is He
“Great and mighty is He” was a new song for us.
Welcome and Announcements
Worship in the Word
Psalm 63:1-3
Scipture was read in English, but the PowerPoint had both English and Russian
Worship in Song
Song 2: King of Glory
Song 3: More
“King of Glory” and “More” was done in English, Spanish, and Hmong. “More” was also a new song that day.
Worship in Giving
Song 4: Come thou fount
Worship in Fellowship
Worship in Prayer
Worship in Proclamation
Acts 18:18-24
Worship in the Word
Psalm 119:103-108
Worship in Song
Song 5: Holy and Anointed One
Song 6: Great and mighty is He
“Holy and Anointed One” was done in the key of G, but I added some extra Am7′s to give it a different feel.
Benediction
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Simple Multicultural Worship Sets
It would be awesome to have a full band with tons of vocalists singing every part, but this isn’t always possible, especially every Sunday. I’m part of a relatively small church, yet we have a number of people on the worship team.
Plan B…
I bring this topic up because being part of a small church there’s always a good possibility that the people you had hoped to be on the schedule can’t make it. This could be because of work, school, or in this case, a wedding.
Two couples from our congregation are getting married this weekend and the next, which leaves the worship team a little short handed. In fact, it just so happens to affect the week I lead because many of our worship team members 
will have to travel to another state for that particular wedding.
So, what’s a multicultural worship leader to do?
Step One: Don’t panic.
Step Two: Just have a simple worship set.
Perhaps God planned this particular week to be a little lighter and restful. I have a few songs in mind that are easy to do with a few people. But I’ve gotten to this point only after years of hard work with multicultural worship.
You have to build up your list of songs that you can go back to that are simple, accessible, and easy to do whether it’s a song in a different style or language. This is especially important if you don’t have a big worship team.
Resource…
I want to recommend three albums to help you start thinking about some simple worship sets:
Proskuneo Ministries – Venga Tu Reino (Spanish) and Your Kingdom Come (English)
Billy Gaines – Ten Thousand Angels Album
Lesson…
As you pursue multicultural there will be some great models to look at to strive for multicultural worship, but your worship set is probably going to look different. Don’t feel pressure to have some sort of big production. Simple is best.
Share your story and your life…
Sincerely,
Peter Park
Blogger/Worship Leader/Speaker
peterpark@redemptionboulevard.com
(800) 453-3284
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