I hope I have enough breath to last the whole service. There are only 9-10 choir members at our small church....

I'm sure you'll do well as you sing for our Lord. Good Luck!

I'm sure you'll do well. Am also in the choir with my "flat" voice. I lost it after Thyroid op so for 3 months no voice. Now it's back but different tone!

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by joann13100 17 Dec 2010

At least it came back---that's good

by keeponsewing 17 Dec 2010

Is it lower? Can you retrain it? As long as you are able to sing that's good, right? Hugs, T

You'll do great and it will be a blessing to you and everyone there. We have a small choir at our church too.

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by joann13100 17 Dec 2010

I hope so---thanks for the support!

Joann, it's great to know there are other small churches out there. We have only 8 in our choir, three men and 5 women, 3 soprano's and 2 altos. Instead of a contata this year, we did something a little different. We performed each Sunday with readings and children pageantry, plus the choir singing. This Sunday is solo for me and I feel the coming of a head cold. ugh.... BUT in all that, like Karen said we are singing for the LORD and not ourselves. If he is magnified then your choir will sound like a 250 ppl choir. I know you will sound that way...Blessings to you this Christmas.

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by joann13100 17 Dec 2010

Wish we had 200 people show up on Sunday to hear us! Usually 30 - 40 folks attend (including the 9-10 in choir.)
We are singing to the Lord, but I want to do the best job I can--just like the "little drummer boy".
Blessings to you this Christmas also.

You are singing to God so I am sure you will do a wonderful job. Wish I could be there to hear you sing.

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by joann13100 17 Dec 2010

Thanks--we have some really good singers in choir, I only joined this year, so I ahve some catching up to do.