Faith Primitive Baptist Church
nr Hollywood, Habersham County, Georgia
Saturday, 15 April 2006
All selections Deason-Parris 'Alabama book'.
Mr Leonard Mooney greeted the singers, and led
27t-Morning Worship
31t-Home
Opening prayer, Ed Smith
32b-Zellville, Lawrence Mooney
21b-Webster
16-The Finest Flower, Ed Smith
26b-Boylston (by req)
26b-Ninety-Third, Dan Huger
105t-Tender Care (by req)
280t-Zion, Edna Vickers
281b-Palmetto (by req)
269t-Restoration, Mary Baumeister
111t-Fleeting Days
255-Watchman, Chris Wilhelm
268-Come Ye to the Waters
81t-Maitland, Greg Smith
55b-Idumea
128t-Hester, Mark Weaver
278-Twilight is Falling
117-Angel Band, Robert Johnson
303-The Unclouded Day
258-Thorny Desert, Andy Morse
90-Brightest Days
122-The Dying Boy, Leonard Mooney
163t-Hollis
159t-Devotion, Lawrence Mooney
141b-Detroit
131-Will You Meet Me?, Ed Smith
253-Is It Far?
130b-Passing Away, Dan Huger
188b-Herald
158-The Land of Rest, Edna Vickers
335-When I Am Gone
Blessing, Ed Smith
DINNER
63b-Azmon, Lawrence Mooney
63t-Condescension, Mary Baumeister
24t-Volusia
160-The Saint's Delight, Chris Wilhelm
135-Raymond (by req, incl "by the numbers")
277b-Sweet Affliction, Greg Smith
95-Canaan's Land
245-Bozrah, Andy Morse
332-Babylonian Captivity
126-Ocean, Leonard Mooney
140-Edom
316-This Heavy Load, Lawrence Mooney
215-In That Morning
252-The Suffering Christ, Ed Smith
110-Volunteers
367-David's Lamentation, Dan Huger
82-Gospel Waves (for Mildred Chandler, in her absence)
293-Lenox, Edna Vickers
89-Northfield
144b-Walk with God, Mary Baumeister
282-Friendship
349-Redemption, Chris Wilhelm
143-Farther Along (by req)
97-The Guiding Star, Greg Smith
109-Not Made with Hands
100-Tennessee (by req)
274-Mother Tell Me, Andy Morse
184-Where We'll Never Grow Old
Announcements
On the Fifth Sunday in October, Tickanetley Church (sixteen miles east of
Ellijay, GA) will celebrate its one hundred and fiftieth Anniversary.
231-Indian's Farewell
Closing prayer, Lawrence Mooney
There were twenty singers.
It was the day before Easter; the day was clear, and quite hot. Spring was
in full roar.