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I haven’t been active on this board for a while, but I wanted to share a happy thing: I have just been set apart as the chorister for Sacrament Meeting in my ward! Oh, am I ever excited. Yesterday I felt great joy as I vigorously led the congregation through “Guide Us, O Thou Great Jehovah” and am planning various selections now, oh yes oh yes, including some more obscure ones. We’re gonna sing “Adam-Ondi-Ahman.” We’re gonna sing “A Mighty Fortress,” “Now Thank We All Our God,” and every other 16th-century tune I can find in the book. And we’re going to sing them to
tempo!So anyway, I’m excited, and I thought I’d share that. Love to all.
Congratulations. It’s great to have a calling you enjoy & feel inspired with. (It can be agony when you don’t enjoy it or feel uninspired.)
Also, tempo is very important. I hate it when the music drags.
Please include All Creatures of our God and King. Us pagans and pantheists would appreciate it. Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk 2
Congrats! I would really be up for weekly/occasional updates, kind of like Ray does with the “My New Calling” thread. I would love to know what you’re singing, what issues come up, how you deal with them, etc. I’ll be glad to give updates. This really came at a good time, since I have been feeling like the meetings I attend are pointless and there’s not much for me to offer this ward. Now I have a way to share one of my gifts in a way that I won’t need to self-censor, at least not very much! And I definitely plan on putting “All Creatures” in. That’s a regular bedtime selection in our house.
Thanks all, and good night!
This is a good story…and why staylds website has a place in the bloggernacle. Please let us know how it goes. And I’m really glad that you can find meaning within the lds paradigm.
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