Congrats and good job to you. The time you spend practicing allows you to do good for our Lord's kingdom, for the people in it.

• We don't have to be in the foreground, getting attention and praise for what we do.
• The purpose is not to be a big shot, but to be part of the Lord's kingdom, and to serve.
• Our aim is to gently encourage others to come to Christ, where they can find peace and healing.
• And we can have joy in the doing.
• I suppose you will do your best and enjoy it the most if you learn many hymns well, so you can plan almost any hymn well on short notice.
• Not all at once of course, but it can be done steadily.
• That will come with time, as you continue.
• It really does help a lot if whoever chooses the hymns will tell you enough in advance, to practice! We can ask with a smile, and do our best either way.
• Again, good job and my compliments, for all the service you give (of whatever kind).