Wish me luck!

[TheReligiousLeft]

I'm going to try a call and response sermon tomorrow. It is a Lutheran congregation, so I'm not sure how well it will go over. Beyond that I'm also quoting the movie Romero, and Hip-hopper KRS-ONE. I may even wobble on the fine line between social gospel and socialist gospel.
So, in short a little luck, or prayer, or Karma, or shout outs, would be much appriciated.
Thanks,
In peace,
Chris

[msanger]

1. may the forces be with you.

as my dad told me before I had to give my first toast at a wedding - just speak from your heart.

[Lady Freedom]

2. As we say in my business...

Break a leg!

[SyracuseDemocrat]

3. Good luck

:)

[WannaJumpMyScooter]

4. It will go fine. Lutherans are a mellow lot, used to wacky ideas

for sermons. Just offer to feed them or have beer afterward, and they will sit through total silence.

[TheReligiousLeft]

5. silence, arg

arg, I don't want silence, I want them to respond to the glorious message that Jesus is the Bread of Life, but yes, as a Lutheran myself I know they tend to be mellow, which is what I'm trying to fix. Thank you for your support.
Good night all, I need some rest, Shalom.
Chris Halverson

[cherryperry]

6. Oh, I hope you haven't left just yet because

I want to say you are a definite role model!

:loveya: :hi: :kick:

[TheReligiousLeft]

8. Wow, thanks

A role model, wow, thank you.

[inthecorneroverhere]

7. standing

Have the congregation stand up during the call-and-response. They won't want to say anything unless they're standing.

Have some sort of music in the background that has a rhythm or some sort of a beat to it, but not so loud that it overwhelms the speaking.

Best wishes -