I'm posting directly again, as Keith is out of town, having some fun up north this time!

There are 43 songs voted for.  Since this is the same style of poll as the last, the results will work the same way.
-JP

Top 5 favorite contemporary worship songs (and their weighted score):
1st place is a tie.
1. Blessed Be Your Name (9)
1. Here I Am To Worship (9)
2. Worthy Is The Lamb (8)
3. The Greatest Commands (7)
4. Come To The Table (6)
5th place is a tie as well.
5. Hide Me Away, O Lord (5)
5. There's A Stirring (5)

List of all songs, in order of number of times voted for:
4 votes:
Worthy Is The Lamb

3 votes:
Blessed Be Your Name
Come To The Table
Here I Am To Worship
Hide Me Away, O Lord
The Greatest Commands

2 votes:
Arms Of Love
Salvation Belongs To Our God
Shout To The Lord
There's A Stirring

1 vote:
(Hide Me O Blessed) Rock Of Ages
Above All
Alive Forever
As The Deer
Awesome God
Awesome Is The Lord Most High
Beautiful Lamb Of God
Blessed Jesus
Break My Heart
Covenant Of Love
Days Of Elijah
Draw Me Close
Farther Along
Give Thanks To The Lord
Glorify Thy Name
Glory And Honor
He Knows My Name
His Grace Reaches Me
How Great Is Our God
I See The Lord
In Christ Alone
Light The Fire
Listen To Our Hearts
Lord, Reign In Me
My Savior, My God
O Lord, You're Beautiful
On Bended Knee
(Hide Me O Blessed) Rock Of Ages
Shine, Jesus, Shine
That's Why We Praise Him
We Shall Assemble
When The Night Is Falling
Worthy Is The Lamb
You Are The Holy One

The Rolling Stones were in concert in Regina last night.  I know.  I could hear them rehearse, from one and a half miles away.  Someone said 40,000 people were expected to flock here to spend time with the Stones.

I had it much better.  I got to spend time worshipping with an assembly of highly motivated and enthusiastic Christians from all across Canada and beyond.  Spending time with the Rolling Stones?   So what?  I got to have lunch with Mike O'Neil, President of Oklahoma Christian University.  We enjoyed sweet fellowship with great men like Jack Reese, Dean of the graduate school of Abilene Christian University, and outstanding speaker, author and worship leader.  I was fascinated to enjoy some one-on-one time with former Christian college President and pulpit minister, Mike Armour, who is now serving as the President of Eastern European Missions.  Mike is also in demand as a strategic leadership business consultant and is published on the subject.  He has spoken on platforms with people like Stephen Covey.  Not bad company, eh?