This is the setlist for Sunday, June 28, 2026.
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Here are the songs in their respective keys.
Click on the track number for the lyric video, and if available, select the song title for the lyrics, or choose the key (in parentheses) for the chart.
OPENING
01: Forever (G) * Original Key (A)
02: Blessed Be Your Name (G) * Original Key (B)
03: Here I Am To Worship (A) * Original Key (C)
RESPONSE
04: Children And Kings (E) * Original Key (E)
05: Goodness Of God (G) * Original Key (G# | Ab)
CLOSING
06: Forever (G) * Original Key (A)
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“Forever” first appeared on the 2001 “The Noise We Make” studio album by Chris Tomlin, led by Chris Tomlin in the key of A major (A) and covered on the 2011 “Celebrate Freedom 21” live concert by K-LOVE, led by Chris Tomlin in the key of A major (A). For practice, the audio for the video below was transposed to the key of G major (G).
“Blessed Be Your Name,” from the 2002 “Where Angels Fear To Tread” live album by Matt Redman, was led by Matt Redman in the key of B major (B). For practice, the audio for the video below was transposed to the key of G major (G).
“Here I Am To Worship,” from the 2001 “Here I Am To Worship” studio album by Tim Hughes, was led by Tim Hughes in the key of E major (E), and covered on the 2014 “Worship Initiative 4” studio album by Shane & Shane, led by Shane Barnard in the key of C major (C). For practice, the audio for the video below was transposed to the key of A major (A).
“Children And Kings,” from the 2005 “Battle Cry, Worship From The Frontlines” live album by Michael Gungor, was led by Michael Gungor in the key of E major (E).
“Goodness Of God,” from the 2019 “Victory” live album by Bethel, was led by Jenn Johnson in the key of G sharp major or A flat major (G# | Ab). For practice, the audio for the video below was transposed to the key of G major (G).
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