Children's Choirs
Children’s Choirs are integrated with our LaunchPad Kids program that includes Music, Missions, Bible & Games. LaunchPad meets on Sundays from 4:30-6:15.
Our older children participate in the Singing Christmas Tree and all Children's choirs (4s thru 5th grade) participate in worship twice a year.
Our older children participate in the Singing Christmas Tree and all Children's choirs (4s thru 5th grade) participate in worship twice a year.
Youth Choir
Youth Choir is for grades 6-12. They rehearse each Sunday, 4:45—6:00 p.m. in the Music Suite, Room B2040. This group sings for our morning worship services several times each year, participates in special projects such as The Singing Christmas Tree, attends state and national choral festivals, and takes an annual mini-tour each spring.
Sanctuary Choir
The Sanctuary Choir plays a key role in leading the 11am Worship each Sunday as well as special events such as the Singing Christmas Tree, Maundy Thursday service and Spring Concert.
Led by Richard Suggs, Minister of Music and accompanied by Donna Davenport, they meet every Wednesday, 6:15-7:45 p.m. in the Music Suite, Room B2040. No audition required.
Polar Express and Spring Express
Each Fall and Spring we offer an opportunity for those not in the choir loft on a weekly basis to be a part of the Singing Christmas Tree and/or the Spring Concert by participating in “Polar Express” and “Spring Express”. During these seasons, the first part of rehearsal time is dedicated to the music for these events. This is a great choice for those whose schedules don’t allow for weekly worship, attend another church where these types of opportunities aren’t available, or just want to give the choir a “trial run”!
Led by Richard Suggs, Minister of Music and accompanied by Donna Davenport, they meet every Wednesday, 6:15-7:45 p.m. in the Music Suite, Room B2040. No audition required.
Polar Express and Spring Express
Each Fall and Spring we offer an opportunity for those not in the choir loft on a weekly basis to be a part of the Singing Christmas Tree and/or the Spring Concert by participating in “Polar Express” and “Spring Express”. During these seasons, the first part of rehearsal time is dedicated to the music for these events. This is a great choice for those whose schedules don’t allow for weekly worship, attend another church where these types of opportunities aren’t available, or just want to give the choir a “trial run”!
