Might be RP

[Kaalvenist]

I know that these items might apply to other churches as well...but I still think it's accurate.

http://www.xanga.com/Kaalvenist/407172193/item.html

[Edited on 12-15-2005 by Kaalvenist]

 

[LadyCalvinist]

As someone one who has recently joined the RPCNA I say Way to Go!
P.S. I prefer 18K, 51D, 80B, 99C, and 100A.

[Edited on 12-20-2005 by LadyCalvinist]

 

[LadyFlynt]

LOL...we would have if there had been one near us! (how funny...7 children and the mother wears a covering...bing! He's got me!)

 

[ChristopherPaul]

I guess I am not RP since I didn't get most of them.

 

[VirginiaHuguenot]

Good ones, Sean!

 

[brymaes]

Nice!

 

[Peter]

I thought most RPs were Scots-Irish or from South West Scotland. The Highlands were Popish and now I think they're mostly Wee Frees (which are even more confessional than RPs!) Yes, I think most of the members of our congregation are under the age of 5 now, or close to it. Whats "RPM&M"?

Woo Pennsylvania!

 

[VirginiaHuguenot]

Originally posted by Peter
Whats "RPM&M"?

Reformed Presbyterian Missions & Ministry

 

[Me Died Blue]

"Somebody mentions the "Institutes" and you ask, 'Calvin or Turretin?'"

That one's great!

 

[calgal]

 

[HuguenotHelpMeet]

That was great! I especially love...

--You really like 22I, 98A, 100C, 119X, and 150B.

I do like all of those! They're some of our favorites...especially 100C, which our children are memorizing these days!

 

[Tirian]

98A is my son's (7 yrs old) favourite!! (Probably along with half the congregation here )

Matt

 

[WrittenFromUtopia]

Originally posted by Matthew Glover
98A is my son's (7 yrs old) favourite!! (Probably along with half the congregation here )

Matt

ohhh siiinnng a new-oo-oo-wee-oo song too-oo the-uh Lord!

 

[LadyFlynt]

those letter number combos were the one thing I didn't get

[Edited on 12-20-2005 by LadyFlynt]

 

[Peter]

Originally posted by WrittenFromUtopia

Originally posted by Matthew Glover
98A is my son's (7 yrs old) favourite!! (Probably along with half the congregation here )

Matt

ohhh siiinnng a new-oo-oo-wee-oo song too-oo the-uh Lord!

for wonders he has donnne, for wo-o-o-onders he has done

 

[Kaalvenist]

Originally posted by LadyFlynt
those letter number combos were the one thing I didn't get

[Edited on 12-20-2005 by LadyFlynt]

The number-letter combinations indicate selections from The Book of Psalms for Singing. The number indicates the Psalm, and the letter indicates the particular selection of that Psalm -- for longer Psalms (i.e. 119), it breaks up the Psalm into more singable selections; for shorter Psalms (i.e. 23), it just employs a different tune and/or meter.

 

[Answerman]

for wonders he has donnne, for wo-o-o-onders he has done

I'm used to hearing it sung, "for wonders he has dooooone, for wo-o-o-o-onders he has done.