That Old King James

[Baron1710]

Originally Posted by RandyWayne

Going back to one of my earlier posts. This is the song we used during our wedding when the bridesmaids and bride came down the isle. Not quite "The Old Rugged Cross", but for a young couple in love getting married, far FAR more appropriate.

http://magicpcmedia.com/Music/Krull.mp3

You sinner!

[RandyWayne]

Originally Posted by Baron1710

You sinner!

I suppose. There was no tongues and interpretations during our wedding.

[Baron1710]

Originally Posted by RandyWayne

I suppose. There was no tongues and interpretations during our wedding.

Sinners for sure!

We had brother Strait, George that is, via cassette tape.

[Sam]

Originally Posted by RandyWayne

I suppose. There was no tongues and interpretations during our wedding.

A few years ago a couple we know were married Christmas Day at the Presbyterian Church in Hamilton, OH. the minister (a Presbyterian) who officiated has since died. I did not go to the wedding. When talking to a friend of mine about it, he said, "That's the first wedding I've ever been to where they had a message in tongues and interpretation."

[RandyWayne]

Originally Posted by Sam

A few years ago a couple we know were married Christmas Day at the Presbyterian Church in Hamilton, OH. the minister (a Presbyterian) who officiated has since died. I did not go to the wedding. When talking to a friend of mine about it, he said, "That's the first wedding I've ever been to where they had a message in tongues and interpretation."

And I bet the message was "...you will lose everything!".


Seriously, our wedding was very small -about 20 people flew out with us to Vegas, but had it been a traditional church wedding and someone decided to give a message in tongues I would have interrupted them and told them they were out of line (unless of course I REALLY felt a strong tug in my heart that it was legit).

[acerrak]

Originally Posted by RandyWayne

And I bet the message was "...you will lose everything!".


Seriously, our wedding was very small -about 20 people flew out with us to Vegas, but had it been a traditional church wedding and someone decided to give a message in tongues I would have interrupted them and told them they were out of line (unless of course I REALLY felt a strong tug in my heart that it was legit).

me and my wife got married in a gazebo <-(probably mispelled) outside the court house.. cost me the price of the marriage certificate and about 20$