The Music Ministry is a most important element in the growth of worship and church life. The power of music is easily identifiable. Music can inspire, music can motivate, music can create a feeling of cohesiveness and music can move people emotionally. Throughout the centuries music has been one of the most powerful channels for expressing one's Christian faith and communicating the Gospel.

   Our desire is to provide music that makes the congregation feel an integral part of the worshipping community, that allows for persons an avenue to use and expand their talents and that above all allows persons to grow in their Christian discipleship, express their Christian faith, communicate the Gospel and offer their praise to Almighty God.

Teaching children about the gift of worship and the use of our natural instrument, the voice! Experiences are provided to help children discover and develop their God given purpose to be a follower and worshipper of Jesus Christ.

For students who enjoy singing and leading worship, we invite you to come join us! Very few churches offer students a chance to sing every Sunday in Worship. In addition, we do community ministry throughout the year and take an annual summer tour.

The Chancel Choir has the wonderful opportunity to assist in leading the church family in worship. There are no prior knowledge or experience requirements, just a love for music and a desire to see God's people worship Him.

The Men's Chorus sings the Introit on the third Sunday of every month for our 9:30 and 10:50 morning worship services. All men are invited to participate. Come to church a little early on the third Sunday to rehearse.

The Women's Ensemble sings at various services. All women are invited to participate.

Our Handbell Choir for adult and older student ringers with some Handbell experience and/or music-reading skills performs regularly in Sunday morning worship services as well as participating in seasonal performances.

This is our newest bell choir for the less experienced ringer. They ring in morning worship regularly as well as for special presentations.