Changes

* "Amazing Grace"

* "Amazing Grace"

* "This Little Light of Mine"

* "This Little Light of Mine"

The most common instrumentation is piano and organ, often placed on either side of the church at the front, so that each play may see the other and the choir director at the same time.  If the organ console is not facing the place where the choir director stands, then a mirror will be installed so that the organist can see.  Occasionally, for special events, other instruments will be brought in.  These are usually classical instruments like strings, woodwinds, or brass (especially trumpet).  Electric guitars, basses, and drum sets are rare.  Larger churches, like First Baptist Dallas, will regularly include a small symphony orchestra with the piano and organ, but smaller churches simply use the two [[Keyboard Instruments|keyboard instruments]].

The most common instrumentation is piano and organ, often placed on either side of the church at the front, so that each play may see the other and the choir director at the same time.  If the organ console is not facing the place where the choir director stands, then a mirror will be installed so that the organist can see.  Occasionally, for special events, other instruments will be brought in.  These are usually classical instruments like strings, woodwinds, or brass (especially trumpet).  Electric guitars, basses, and drum sets are rare.  Larger churches, like First Baptist Dallas, will regularly include a small symphony orchestra with the piano and organ, but smaller churches simply use the two [[Keyboard Instruments|keyboard instruments]] (or may only have a piano).

Many Baptists are opposed to modern "worldly" music inside or outside of the church even if the lyrics mention God or Jesus Christ, and some Baptist colleges like [[Pensacola Christian College]] prohibit students from listening to any music other than traditional church music or classical music.<ref>http://www.pcci.edu/pathway/</ref> However, many moderate and left-leaning churches do accept Christian rock and some forms of secular music.

Many Baptists are opposed to modern "worldly" music inside or outside of the church even if the lyrics mention God or Jesus Christ, and some Baptist colleges like [[Pensacola Christian College]] prohibit students from listening to any music other than traditional church music or classical music.<ref>http://www.pcci.edu/pathway/</ref> However, many moderate and left-leaning churches do accept Christian rock and some forms of secular music.