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Re: Do Any of You Still Sing Out Of The Songbook
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Originally Posted by AR Pastor
I guess when I say sing out of the book I mean sing the old hymns.
It doesn't matter to me weather they are in a book or on a screen, though the songs with two parts might be hard to put on a screen.
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Oh! Our church has a very young demographic but we do still sing old hymn. For a long time you could pretty much count on one of the four praise and worship songs being an old hymn but it is more sporadic now. What is cool is that the response to the old hymns is great from our younger crowd. Of course we only sing the really good old hymns so that helps!
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