Ministering through Music

New people are always welcome to join our music ministries! For more information please contact:

The Adult Choir

IMG_3639The Adult Choir, which is for persons in the ninth grade or older, sings a variety of music during the morning worship and offers special music during the Christmas season, Lent, and Easter. For special choral works, persons from the congregation are encouraged to augment the choir even though they may not be able to sing regularly throughout the year. The choir rehearses Sunday mornings immediately following the worship service and warms up on Sundays at 9:30 a.m. (during the school year).

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Children’s & Youth Choir

Any child in grades 1-8 is welcome to join us.  Children’s choir contributes beautiful music during worship a few times throughout the year.

We love to see familiar faces and new faces; please consider joining even if you haven’t participated before or if you are not (yet) a regular church attender. All are welcome. Since the choir really enjoyed playing chimes last year, we will be using the chimes more regularly throughout this year and we have some really fun songs to work on.


InerG (intergenerational choir)

“InerG” is the intergenerational choir that provides special music once a month during worship, led by music assistant Kurt Ebsary. We are musicians (vocal and instrumental of all skill levels) ranging in age from 8th grade through adult who want to experience the joy of creation and praise through music. The ensemble practices in the sanctuary at 9:30 on the morning of the performance, which is during the 10:15 a.m. worship service. Everyone is welcome! Contact Kurt Ebsary with interest or questions.

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The Handbell Choir

“Celebration Ringers”, our adult handbell choir for ages 15 and older, is an experienced group but is able to “fold in” new ringers who have musical experience.  Please contact Marlene Harrington at (716) 207-3055 or marlene9135@gmail.com if you are interested in joining the handbell choir.

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