Urbana 06 Worship & the Arts 
Urbana Worship CD is now available!
Worship at Urbana 06
The Urbana 06 Worship Team began praying for and practicing for their role at Urbana 06 long before the convention. This energetic and talented group of people, led by Urbana 06 Worship Director Daryl Black, powerfully led over 25,000 people in praise to our global God – an unforgettable experience.
Much of the worship (copyright restrictions permitting) from Urbana 06 is available in streaming video on the webcast pages of each session.
The Urbana 06 Worship Team:
Daryl Black, Urbana Worship Director
Betsy Ezell, Assistant Worship Director
Achlai Ernest
Joshua Koh
Edwin Santiago
Melissa Vallejo
Doug Henderson
Bill Henderson
Jill Weir
Vince Henthorn
Pamela Roberson
Jon Wang
Song List (links go to chord sheets)
Alpha and Omega - Jonathan Butler
Beautiful One - Tim Hughes
Blessed/Glory - Fred Hammond
Con Mis Manos - Public Domain, arr. Melissa Vallejo
Cover the Earth - Israel Houghton, Cindy Cruse-Ratcliff, Meleasa Houghton
Glorious - Israel Houghton, Martha Munizzi
Hallelujah, Salvation and Glory - Jeffrey LaValley
How Great Is Our God - Chris Tomlin
How Great Thou Art - Public Domain
I Have a Calling -Vince Henthorn
I Need Thee Every Hour - Public Domain
I Surrender All - Public Domain
Il M'a Sauvé - Public Domain
Jesus, We Come to Worship You - Urbana Worship Team
Majesty (Here I Am) - Stuart Garrard, Martin Smith
My Life Belongs to You - Israel Houghton
No Hay Nadie Como Tu - Marco Barrientos and Luis Barrientos
Ou Kreye m pou m' louwe ou - Public Domain
Praise the Lord With Me
Rescue - Jared Anderson
Santo, Santo, Santo - Daryl Black
Satisfied - Joshua Koh
Siempre - Edwin Santiago
This is the Day - arr. Fred Hammond, Public Domain
Unify Us - Betsy Ezell & Daryl Black
We Fall Down - Chris Tomlin (Chinese)
Yae Su Sa Rang Hae Yo - Korean Hymn
Yesu Azali Awa - Congolese Hymn
You Alone Are God - Daryl Black
You Are Good - Israel Houghton
Theater at Urbana 06
Sometimes we need a new perspective in order to fully comprehend truth. That’s what the Theater Team brought to Urbana 06. Led by Artistic Director Patrick Sims, this diverse team of artists helped attendees understand and apply the message of Ephesians, and view God’s world and his people through fresh eyes.
All of the Theater presentations from Urbana 06 are available in streaming video on the webcast pages of each session.
Chorale of Reconciliation
COR was founded in 1999 by director Medad Ernest of Ernest Family Ministries. It is comprised of 16 exciting young women and men, singers and musicians (rhythm and horn sections), that are passionate to bring the Gospel message of reconciliation between God and man and restoring fellowship amongst our fellow man. And COR does it with explosive and energetic music, ranging from African American gospel music, to contemporary praise, to contemplative worship. This multicultural ensemble puts forth a unique sound, also drawing from a strong Caribbean heritage. Their new album is called “Heartquake: Hope in God for this generation.”
www.choralereconciliation.com
The Chorale of Reconciliation performed and led a time of worship in a special evening session on December 29, 2006, focused on the subject of HIV/AIDS.
The Cross Movement
The Cross Movement, based in Philadelphia, PA, is comprised of four solo artists who share a common interest in communicating the Gospel message through hip-hop music. They are John “The Tonic” Wells; William “Ambassador” Branch; Brady “Phanatik” Goodwin; and Virgil “T.R.U.-L.I.F.E.” Byrd, whose name summarizes one of his deepest convictions -- To Rightfully Understand the Lord Is Forever Existing.
The members of The Cross Movement were originally members of other Christian rap groups who ministered up and down the east coast in the early 1990s. Their zeal for spreading the Gospel became their common thread, and in 1994, they formed The Cross Movement and Cross Movement Ministries to serve as an umbrella organization for their groups. In the years to follow, God would knit the rap artists closer together and send them other ministry-minded men who used Hip-Hop as a tool for evangelism.
The Cross Movement performed and led a time of worship in a special evening session on December 29, 2006, focused on the subject of HIV/AIDS.
Ever wondered what it would be like to lead 20,000 people in worship? The Urbana 06 Unity Choir go to find out - comprised of local singers from St. Louis, they led worship at the evening general session of Urbana 06 on Saturday, Dec. 30, 2006.
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