Old Saint John's Historic Church
Rutherfordton, Rutherford County, North Carolina
Saturday, 9 December 2006
All selections "Carolina Book" except "Alabama book" or otherwise as noted.
Opening prayer - Guy Bankes
381D-Holy Manna, Larry Beveridge
281b-Palmetto
346-Star in the East, Dot Lane
240-Morning Light
261t-The Good Shepherd, Dan Huger
255b-Talmar
323b-Angels Singing, John Plunkett
345b-The Shepherd's Star
33t-St Thomas, Frances Carnell
357-The Trumpet
Break
332-Babylonian Captivity, Andy Morse
137-Antioch
128t-95th, Scott Swanton
89b-Northfield
64t-The Penitent's Prayer, Mary Baumeister
282-Friendship
100-Tennessee, Eddie Mash
57t-Weeping Savior
Doxology, Larry Beveridge
DINNER
128b-Hester, Guy Bankes
87t-Zerah
117-Angel Band, Anna Swanton
136-Sherburne, Jane Spencer
123t-Rapturous Scene
94-Plenary, Roger Keane
157b-Hallelujah
129t-Coronation, Walter Hartley
225b-Martin
255t-Watchman, Deborah Jones
49-Forever with the Lord
Break
70b-Brown, Sharon Kellam
171t-Sessions
290-Amity, Lucy Sandidge
279-Oliphant
214-Hosanna, Chris Berg
194t-Chester
215t-In That Morning, Sarah Jane Thomas
36t-Lovely Vine, Ken George
'Beautiful Star of Bethlehem'
249-Green Fields, Charles Lowry
359-Wondrous Love, Jackie Elsner (and J Plunkett)
247-Portuguese Hymn
245t-Bozrah, Julianne Wiley
55b-Idumea
Break
51-Lonsdale, Diane Eskenasy
342t-Blest Morn, Steve Walker
67b-Dundee
189b-Retreat, Don Wiley
381C-Twilight is Falling
143t-Coleshill, Erin Mills (by request)
360-The Saints Bound for Heaven
78b-New Britain, Steve Houseworth
316(AL)-This Heavy Load, Larry Beveridge (for his nephew, in the service
in Iraq) Announcements
200b-Parting Hand
Closing prayer, John Plunkett
A very kind thank-you to Rutherford County Historical Society, for the use
of the building, and to Dot Lane and Jane Spencer for making the arrangements.
A basket was passed for donations. A bit after dinner, there were 53 singers,
and a few had left at dinner. To get through the list of leaders, we sang
until almost four o'clock.
The weather was bright, but cold: it had been in the twenties the night before.
Minutes, Dan Huger