Music touches us in ways we cannot completely understand, and it gives voice to things which are otherwise inexpressible. The music ministry at St. Paul’s enhances worship by drawing the entire community together in prayer, praise, and lament through song. If you sing or play an instrument, St. Paul’s has a place for you.

St. Paul's Sings:

Youth Music Program

The children’s music ministry at St. Paul’s is wide and diverse and consists of two groups:

Children in preschool through grade 2  have a cherub choir that sings on occasion; learning simple songs during Sunday KidsWord 

Joyful Noise  is for young people in grades 3-12, and they meet on Sundays after worship from 11:20 until approximately 12:10 beginning September 16.  The younger children will meet until 11:45 and then they will return to coffee hour and the teens will learn additional songs that are more challenging.  This group participates in worship leadership throughout the year.

Adult Music Program

The Chancel Choir is for adults and young people, grade nine to 99. The choir sings each Sunday from Rally Day to Memorial Day. They sing a variety of music from classics of the early church to music of the World Church to modern hymns and spiritual songs. Rehearsals are held each Wednesday at 6:15 p.m. The choir cares for each other and faithfully attends to their role in music leadership through the singing of hymns, anthems, psalms and liturgical responses. The only requirement is a love for making music for God’s people and openness to having a good time on the journey. One of the highlights of the choir’s year is the presentation of Lessons and Carols during the Advent and Christmas season.               .

HandBell Choir

The Handbell choir is a group of faithful folks who rehearse every Wednesday at 7:40 pm. They provide music during festival worship and at other times during the school year. Some music reading ability is helpful but not required. For more information, contact Tom Hamilton, Director of Music.

Brass Choir

​ The Brass Choir adds a sense of wonder and beauty to the song of the people of St. Paul’s. They rehearse on three Sundays before they are going to play for worship. So far, we’ve always had enough personnel to play with a full quartet, and more are always welcome. Open to people who are high school and older.

​Soloists and instrumentalists are also welcome!  There’s a place for you in the music ministry at St. Paul’s! Contact Tom Hamilton or 218-724-3535.