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'''Fast-guns''' (an altertion of 'slogans') are often shouted out during [[meeting]]s, [[fellowship]]s and [[inspiration]]s. The [[inspirationalist]] or person leading the meeting shouts out the first part of the slogan, and the audience shouts the response. Common fast-guns include:
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'''Fast-guns''' (an alteration of 'slogans') are often shouted out during [[meeting]]s, [[fellowship]]s and [[inspiration]]s. The [[inspirationalist]] or person leading the meeting shouts out the first part of the slogan, and the audience shouts the response. Common fast-guns include:
  
 
* (It's a) Revolution ... for Jesus. (This shout is always accompanied by a [[Revolutionary salute]])
 
* (It's a) Revolution ... for Jesus. (This shout is always accompanied by a [[Revolutionary salute]])
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* Power to the Lord. ... Power to the Lord.
 
* Power to the Lord. ... Power to the Lord.
 
* Fire in the kitchen ... never goes out.
 
* Fire in the kitchen ... never goes out.
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Latest revision as of 20:59, 10 June 2006

Fast-guns (an alteration of 'slogans') are often shouted out during meetings, fellowships and inspirations. The inspirationalist or person leading the meeting shouts out the first part of the slogan, and the audience shouts the response. Common fast-guns include:

  • (It's a) Revolution ... for Jesus. (This shout is always accompanied by a Revolutionary salute)
  • Holy Ghost ... Power.
  • Power to the Lord. ... Power to the Lord.
  • Fire in the kitchen ... never goes out.