The Heart of Worship Song Set

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How great is this?

Below is the copy of an email I got last night from the radio host of the nationally syndicated show The Heart of Worship. I listen to the show as religiously as I do my NPR every morning as I do my hair and makeup. The show is on Sunday mornings and times perfectly with getting up, ready and my 40 minute drive to church. It's often where I discover new songs to start including in our services.

One of the features of the show is they allow listeners to create a worship set of songs - and if they like your set, they will play the set during the show and you get a free CD you can choose off their list. Free CD! Woo hoo!

(I would feel a bit of a failure as a worship leader if I couldn't create a good set, huh?)



--- The Heart of Worship < @theheartofworship.org> wrote:

Hi Stephanie,
Your worship set has been chosen to be featured on "The Heart of Worship". You can hear these songs this weekend. I'll get the CD out to you this week.

Congratulations!

Don Buettner
Host, The Heart of Worship

From: Stephanie [mailto: @yahoo.om]
Sent: Saturday, January 13, 2007 4:12 PM
To: @theheartofworship.org
Subject: Create Your Own Worship Set

song1 Everlasting God - Lincoln Brewster
song2 Because of Your Love - Paul Baloche
song3 All the Earth - Parachute Band
song4 Above All - Michael W. Smith
station 95.7 The Bridge FM

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kc bob said…
Congrats Stephanie.

I love Everlasting God!
11:15 AM
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