Choir partiesare the bestpart ofchurch choirYou usehymn tunenames aspasswordsYou haverolled youreyes at thechoir directorYou haveplayed agame on yourphone duringchurchYour coughdrops havefused with thepolyesterpocket of yourrobeYou have sunga wrong notesjust to see if thechoir directornoticesYou secretlyknow yoursection isbetter thanthe othersYou took off yourchoir robe andrealized you hadno shirt onunderneathYou have had3 or morecopies of apiece of musicin your folderThe hem ofyour choirrobe fell intothe toiletYou hear thechoir directorsinging thewrong wordsto the hymnsThe choir directorgives one tempofor prep and adifferent tempowhen the musicstartsYour favoriteharmony is at"Word of theFather,"WillcocksharmonizationSometimesduring thesermon, youwonder whatwill be offeredat coffee hourYou think weshould dye ourhair to match thedifferentliturgicalseasonsYou woretwo differentshoes to achurch eventYou loveyourchurchchoirYoutextedduringchurchYou havea favoritevowelYou canprocess. Oryou can singthe hymn.Can't do both.You havedonehomeworkduring choirrehearsalWhen the priestgets out theincense and theholy wateraspergillum,you want to headfor the hillsYou resentthe powerwielded bythe organistAn alto had toremove a lozengestuck to the rear ofyour robe, whereyou sat on itYou have hadto run out ofchurch withuncontrollablegiggles You wishyou werea tenorYou keepcookies inthe pocket ofyour robeYour haircaught onfire from acandle inchurchYou can'tread the tinymusic in thebulletinYou sing thewrong wordsto the hymnsa) sometimesb) oftenSunday'shymns playobsessively inyour headthroughout theweekYou havegradedpapersduring thesermonIn the Postlude,you heard theorganist playinga football teamsong in thepedalsYou have heardthe reader say"Frankenstein"instead of"frankincense"You sing toyourselfduring the dayin AnglicanchantYou compete withthe priest to seewho knows thehymnal number ofevery hymn tuneChoir partiesare the bestpart ofchurch choirYou usehymn tunenames aspasswordsYou haverolled youreyes at thechoir directorYou haveplayed agame on yourphone duringchurchYour coughdrops havefused with thepolyesterpocket of yourrobeYou have sunga wrong notesjust to see if thechoir directornoticesYou secretlyknow yoursection isbetter thanthe othersYou took off yourchoir robe andrealized you hadno shirt onunderneathYou have had3 or morecopies of apiece of musicin your folderThe hem ofyour choirrobe fell intothe toiletYou hear thechoir directorsinging thewrong wordsto the hymnsThe choir directorgives one tempofor prep and adifferent tempowhen the musicstartsYour favoriteharmony is at"Word of theFather,"WillcocksharmonizationSometimesduring thesermon, youwonder whatwill be offeredat coffee hourYou think weshould dye ourhair to match thedifferentliturgicalseasonsYou woretwo differentshoes to achurch eventYou loveyourchurchchoirYoutextedduringchurchYou havea favoritevowelYou canprocess. Oryou can singthe hymn.Can't do both.You havedonehomeworkduring choirrehearsalWhen the priestgets out theincense and theholy wateraspergillum,you want to headfor the hillsYou resentthe powerwielded bythe organistAn alto had toremove a lozengestuck to the rear ofyour robe, whereyou sat on itYou have hadto run out ofchurch withuncontrollablegiggles You wishyou werea tenorYou keepcookies inthe pocket ofyour robeYour haircaught onfire from acandle inchurchYou can'tread the tinymusic in thebulletinYou sing thewrong wordsto the hymnsa) sometimesb) oftenSunday'shymns playobsessively inyour headthroughout theweekYou havegradedpapersduring thesermonIn the Postlude,you heard theorganist playinga football teamsong in thepedalsYou have heardthe reader say"Frankenstein"instead of"frankincense"You sing toyourselfduring the dayin AnglicanchantYou compete withthe priest to seewho knows thehymnal number ofevery hymn tune

Church Music Nerd - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Choir parties are the best part of church choir
  2. You use hymn tune names as passwords
  3. You have rolled your eyes at the choir director
  4. You have played a game on your phone during church
  5. Your cough drops have fused with the polyester pocket of your robe
  6. You have sung a wrong notes just to see if the choir director notices
  7. You secretly know your section is better than the others
  8. You took off your choir robe and realized you had no shirt on underneath
  9. You have had 3 or more copies of a piece of music in your folder
  10. The hem of your choir robe fell into the toilet
  11. You hear the choir director singing the wrong words to the hymns
  12. The choir director gives one tempo for prep and a different tempo when the music starts
  13. Your favorite harmony is at "Word of the Father," Willcocks harmonization
  14. Sometimes during the sermon, you wonder what will be offered at coffee hour
  15. You think we should dye our hair to match the different liturgical seasons
  16. You wore two different shoes to a church event
  17. You love your church choir
  18. You texted during church
  19. You have a favorite vowel
  20. You can process. Or you can sing the hymn. Can't do both.
  21. You have done homework during choir rehearsal
  22. When the priest gets out the incense and the holy water aspergillum, you want to head for the hills
  23. You resent the power wielded by the organist
  24. An alto had to remove a lozenge stuck to the rear of your robe, where you sat on it
  25. You have had to run out of church with uncontrollable giggles
  26. You wish you were a tenor
  27. You keep cookies in the pocket of your robe
  28. Your hair caught on fire from a candle in church
  29. You can't read the tiny music in the bulletin
  30. You sing the wrong words to the hymns a) sometimes b) often
  31. Sunday's hymns play obsessively in your head throughout the week
  32. You have graded papers during the sermon
  33. In the Postlude, you heard the organist playing a football team song in the pedals
  34. You have heard the reader say "Frankenstein" instead of "frankincense"
  35. You sing to yourself during the day in Anglican chant
  36. You compete with the priest to see who knows the hymnal number of every hymn tune