The Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines choir as: an organized company of singers (as in a church service). Nowhere does it state that you have to have perfect pitch or a solo voice. If you love to sing, please join us on Wednesday evenings from 6:00-7:30PM in the choir room. We sing every Sunday from September through May.
We experience music as an integral part of our worship. Careful consideration is taken to weave our uplifting and inspiring music around the themes of each Sunday.
Our four-part (SATB) volunteer hybrid choir is made up of members of the congregation who love to sing. Members who have moved away are still able to sing by recording their parts. These recordings are added to our "live" voices. Our very talented church organist is also Choir director. We practice Wednesday evenings from 7:00 – 8:30 pm and again before service at 9:30 am on Sundays. Each Sunday, we begin the worship service with an introit which is sung acapella or with tambourine, guitar and/or mandolin. After the scripture reading we sing our anthem accompanied by piano or guitar. The choir members then join their families in the congregation so that all worship together. If you like to sing, please join us to “Sing Praises!”
Our four-part (SATB) volunteer hybrid choir is made up of members of the congregation who love to sing. Members who have moved away are still able to sing by recording their parts. These recordings are added to our "live" voices. Our very talented church organist is also Choir director. We practice Wednesday evenings from 7:00 – 8:30 pm and again before service at 9:30 am on Sundays. Each Sunday, we begin the worship service with an introit which is sung acapella or with tambourine, guitar and/or mandolin. After the scripture reading we sing our anthem accompanied by piano or guitar. The choir members then join their families in the congregation so that all worship together. If you like to sing, please join us to “Sing Praises!”
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"Hosannah" words and music by Joseph M. Martin
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"Crown Him" arranged by Dan Forrest
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