Worship Setlist Ideas: September 24, 2018

Posted by Morgan Shirey on 24 September 2018

Our new "Worship Setlist Ideas" playlists are built to help you discover new songs to use for your church. We have two playlists: Modern & Blended. The Modern Worship Playlist is crafted for worship leaders that might be interested in the most current trends in worship music while the Blended Worship Playlist is crafted for those worship leaders looking for congregational songs that might meet a broader audience. You can subscribe to each playlist as well as follow us on Spotify!

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