Adult Choir

Function
Adult Choir members play a vital role in the liturgical experience of the parish: in the beauty of song, prayerfulness of leadership, and the spirit of service to the community. Choir offers opportunities for those with basic music knowledge to develop and advance their musical skills. Several members of the choir also assist the director of music ministries in planning music for the liturgical seasons.

Structure
The choir is directed by Shaun Garner. Choir rehearsals generally include time for prayer, vocal training, rehearsal of parts and time for laughter. Choir members welcome newcomers wholeheartedly, and support each other, not only in singing, but in their personal lives as well.

Member Profile
All members of the parish with musical gifts are invited to participate. Members range from teens to seniors, some are experienced singers; for others this is their first experience singing with a choir. Some members read music while others learn by rote. Some singers have solo voices, while others just sing with the group. But we all have a common love for music, and a desire to share our gifts with the parish. Singers and instrumentalists are welcome.

Time Commitment
The adult choir meets once a week, Wednesdays, 7:15 to 9:00 p.m., and sings regularly at the 9:30 Sunday Mass. We sometimes sing at other services, for special feasts and events.  

Term of Service
flexible

Contact:       sgarner@stperpetua.org


There are different ways to serve the same Lord, and we can each do different things. Yet the same God works in all of us and helps us in everything we do."
Corinthians: 4-7