Music

 

Westminster’s music program involves a variety of people of all ages and skills. The musicians fill the sanctuary with praise, add color to fellowship events, and provide an outlet for those who love to worship God through music.

Sanctuary Choir

The Sanctuary (Adult) Choir sings at the 11 a.m. Sunday worship service and at other special occasions and services throughout the year. The Sanctuary Choir sings a wide range of musical styles, from traditional choral masterpieces to world music from non-Western cultures. At least one major work is done each year with instrumental/ orchestral accompaniment. Members and friends of Westminster are invited to join. Rehearsals are on Wednesday evenings from 7 – 8:30 p.m. in the Choir Room and/or Sanctuary.

2023 “WE:” Westminster Ensembles

“WE” are an ensemble of large and small groups with a focus on fun and friendship through music. Open to members and friends, ages middle school through adult, with at least one year of experience. Rehearsals are on Sunday afternoons after the service, from 12:15-1:15 pm. in the Choir Room.
Contact: Sheryl Stack

 

Children’s Choir

Both choirs sing frequently for Sunday worship from September through May. There is also an opportunity for musicians in these age groups to share their gifts, have fun, and explore the world of music together and serving as worship leaders.
Contact: Rick Colvin

Sing&Play!

Children ages Pre-K to Grade 5 start their Sunday morning with songs from 9:30-9:45 a.m. Led by Sheryl Stack and Charlotte Trafton, Sing&Play! teaches children Bible stories and prepares them to lead worship on select Sundays. Parents: feel free to drop off your children or stay to join in.

Facility Rental

The Westminster Presbyterian Church Sanctuary and Fellowship Hall are available to host concerts and events. The sanctuary has excellent acoustics, wooden floor bema, a D.H. Baldwin grand piano, pipe organ, choir loft, and audio/video live-streaming and recording capabilities. To inquire about space, fill out the request form.