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How long does your church worship?
How long does your church worship thru song at the beginning of your service on Sunday?
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Permalink Reply by Scott Edens on -
Ummm roughly around 20 to 30 minutes. I think that's probably fairly average though.
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Permalink Reply by Pete Brower on -
Our services are one hour long and we do 7 songs. So I guess that's about 30 minutes.
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Permalink Reply by Justin Kirkendall on -
It depends.
Most of the time, we shoot for 30 minutes. of quality worship.
Here lately (the past three sundays) the Holy Spirit has taken over and we've worshipped for 45 minutes to and 1 hour.
Our people love extended worship times- they truly long for it.
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Permalink Reply by ladylh on -
This happens to us to. We aim for 30 but if the Spirits leads for longer most everyone is open to it.
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Permalink Reply by Mark Manalang on -
30 mins with 1 opening song, 3 praise & 3 worship song.
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Permalink Reply by Marsha Thompson on -
We do 6-7 songs... Worship is usually about 40 minutes
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Permalink Reply by Jerry Oldham on -
Normally on Sunday mornings we worship in song around 30 minutes. We are always open to the Holy Spirit and if He is still ministering after the "set" time for worship, we will follow His lead and continue in worship.
Sunday nights we have set aside for prayer and worship and we usually worship anywhere from an hour and ahalf to 2 hours, or for as long as the Lord impresses upon our hearts to.
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Permalink Reply by Jessi D on -
Wow, we are way different from the majority of those of you here. Our service is a blended service. On a typical Sunday we have an opening hymn with the organ and then the worship team plays 2 opening songs. Then we play between 2-4 songs throughout the service (communion, offertory, postlude, ect.) The amount varies from week to week.
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Permalink Reply by Dale on -
Usually around 30 minutes. Once in a while, we will have worship music for the entire service. Those are really nice, when there isn't so much of a time constraint. It allows for more improvisation and flowing with the Spirit... more instrumental.
Where we used to live (a different state), our church there had almost no limitations on when things happened or how long stuff lasted. It was terrific to have that level of freedom, but those of us with small children just had to get up and go after a while. The young ones must be fed!
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