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Permalink Reply by David Lindner on August 13, 2008 at 12:25pm: What do you think about using drums in worship?; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by Sarah Barlow on August 25, 2008 at 8:27pm: Hey Kevin and David,
Just listened to your olympics podcast this morning. Remember that you have international listeners and I have no idea who the team is you are talking about. David, the Bears? I don't even know the sport!
...You didn't mention in the discussion on the 4x100m swimming final that an AUSTRALIAN broke the 100m record in the first swim...; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by Sarah Barlow on November 16, 2008 at 1:56pm: I thought I'd share about my experiences with breaking piano strings. We have a pianist at our church who plays like Ben Folds. Mix that with a grand piano and some old bass strings, we had a series of church services where this guy handed me a bass string four times after he played! One of those strings landed on the communion table during the service! It cost us $200 AU a pop, and then some serious re tuning because it ruined the tension in the piano. Needless to say this guy also has had his Roland keyboard fixed after breaking the foundation of the keys - at a cost of around a thousand dollars! I must say that this guy is so involved, and so integral to our worship ministry, that I think it was worth spending the money on him!; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by Sarah Barlow on November 16, 2008 at 1:57pm: I realised that I have just posted a reply on the wrong part of the discussion, this is nothing to do with using drums in worship, sorry!
Sarah Barlow said:
I thought I'd share about my experiences with breaking piano strings. We have a pianist at our church who plays like Ben Folds. Mix that with a grand piano and some old bass strings, we had a series of church services where this guy handed me a bass string four times after he played! One of those strings landed on the communion table during the service! It cost us $200 AU a pop, and then some serious re tuning because it ruined the tension in the piano. Needless to say this guy also has had his Roland keyboard fixed after breaking the foundation of the keys - at a cost of around a thousand dollars! I must say that this guy is so involved, and so integral to our worship ministry, that I think it was worth spending the money on him!; ▶ Reply to This

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