Saturday was the Jam for the Lamb at B.C. Grant Baptist Church in Habersham county. There were five bands/praise teams including groups from B.C. Grant and Habersham Baptist, Empathy and Eve from Frankfort Kentucky, Full Circle (James Dew), and Healing Flow. After a slight delay and a few typical P.A. problems, Habersham kicked it all off with Chris Tomlin's Our God. They did several favorites and have an enthusiasm for worship that I really appreciate. We went second, and opened up with one of ours, Praise Your Name. Phillip Council did his arrangement of He Touched Me, then Daniel followed with the "train song" People Get Ready. We did Hold On, another HF original and closed our set with How He Loves. As we were finishing up, Daniel felt led to sing an old hymn, What a Friend we Have in Jesus.
B. C. Grant's choir rocked out with several original arrangements, including some interesting acoustic treatments and percussion, and reprised last years Days of Elijah. Empathy and Eve played an extended set with many originals after their Pastor brought the word, and James Dew and Full Circle closed out the night with a smokin set of covers and originals including their tune Superman.
Everyone seemed to have a good time and the BC Grant people are great and gracious hosts. Hopefully we will have an opportunity to experience JFTL 11 next year.
There are pictures already up on my facebook page and on the page for Jam for the Lamb. Enjoy!
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