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Recap: This week we tried a divergence from our usual electrified set and had mostly acoustic instruments. When you are used to one way of arranging things, it is not as easy to strip the sound down as you might think. Kudos to our team for their work this past Sunday! I am sorry that the camera people kept Ben’s head cut out for part of the set. Ben happens to be a bit taller than the ladies next to him. (more…)
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Recap: This morning at my church we mixed things up a bit by putting the candles up and electric guitars down for one weekend. I appreciated the flexibility of our worship team in helping me adjust the arrangements and play multiple instruments–thanks Bob and Dan for switching on bass. One thing I knew but did not fully realize until our execution is that it is actually more work to pull of something simple and acoustic than our usual rock-oriented sound. It worked great! (more…)
Recap: Mel Grams when he speaks always challenges and blesses our church! We continued the “Plan B” series and this week’s topic was “Am I Too Far to Come Back to God?” which is a question many have. (more…)
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CD Release Party with bands Cassettes and Pilgrim
April 10 • 5:30 PM
My church, Sunridge Community Church, will be hosting this event. On Being Human are musicians who as Christians tell their story in a way that relates to people from all backgrounds. They formed in 2004 in Murrieta, CA, originally under the name Ocean Daybreak. Their new CD on Luma Records “To Light the Coals of Hearts” will be released at this special event and include two opening bands, Cassettes and Pilgrim. Their “adventure rock” sound incorporates visual story telling.
There will be giveaways, a BBQ grill with the band and a chance to hear On Being Human perform their entire album.
For more info go to our Facebook Page.
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