A "Heavenly Rehearsal"

Don't make plans for September 15!  The folks in Toronto (who brought us the laughing revival) are at it again.  This time, they are holding a rally entitled "Heaven's Rehearsal."

According to their webpage (Click here: Heaven's Rehearsal - September 15, 2007), "Heavens Rehearsal is a gathering to unite lovers of Jesus in preparation for the day we all stand as one in Heaven before His throne.  Perhaps for the first time in history... in attendance will be worshippers from all nations and generations.  Together, we will follow the protocol and worship that scripture describes.  As in Heaven, there will be no preacher or featured singing group - the honour alone will be given to God. We will worship with the finest musicians, vocalists, and dancers and we, the bride of Christ, will be ushered into the very presence of God.  We believe the impact of Heaven's Rehearsal will pollinate globally and further establish the Kingdom of God."

You can even get tickets through Ticketmaster.  (h.t. Charles Semple).  We Reformed Christians need a big rally like this.  What should it be and where should we hold it? 

Comments

[The Misadventures of Captain Headknowledge]

Isn't that what a Ligonier conference is? A big Reformed Rally?

I'm just jealous because I haven't been able to attend one yet. . .

. . . yet!

Ok, here's another idea: how about a "Tulip: Flower Power" Rally?

Gimme a T! T!!
Gimme a U! U!!
Gimme an L! L!!
Gimme an I! I!!
Gimme a P! P!!

What's that spell!?

TULIP!!!

[zrim]

hey, chris, thanks. it was fun to do.

zrim

[Gayle]

How about standing outside the entrance of the event and freely hand out Keller, Horton, Piper, etc. CD's, praying that God will open the eyes of these folks who have been decieved. This is exactly the way mine were opened, thanks to my faithful brother who never condemned, judged or mocked me, just gently discipled me after nearly 25 years in the Vineyard Movement.

[Joe]

I agree with Will. Prayer for those who believe this kind of thing should be the order of the day. We won't need a rehersal, gang, for those present it will be spontaneous and impossible to duplicate with a tryout.

[Jeanette]

Put your stones down folks before they cry out in worship.

[Tim Wiersma]

Just so you guys know, I was part of the team that did the technical production, you need to understand the amount of work that goes in to putting on an event like this, it had been in planning for more that a year. It took a crew of 80 union labours 8 hours to load in and setup all of the equipment from audio, and lighting to video and camera's the cost of the tickets is to cover that cost, and the cost of renting the Air Canada Center, no profit was made from the event, and it was truly incredible to see 17,000 people sing as loud as they could to their saviour.