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cheryl — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 21:11:19 +0000

Great answer! I just wanted to add that quite often there will be a musical number performed in Sacrament Meeting in between some of the speakers (after the Sacrament). This could range from congregational hymns, to choir numbers (most wards have choirs made up entirely of volunteers, which fits our religion), to solos, duets, piano pieces, organ pieces, or other instruments (percussive and horns are not usually allowed). Music is such a great way to feel the promptings of the Holy Ghost and can add such depth to Sacrament Meeting. As a frequent paticipator in musical numbers in Sacrament Meetings, I just had to add that. 🙂