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“Sing psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs making melody to the Lord, giving thanks to God at all times and for everything in the name of our Savior Jesus Christ.” – Ephesians 5:19
What a blessing it is to have so many members willing and able to share their gift of music. Many thanks to all who participate and those who lead. Alanna Teragawa – Bells of Praise Director Greg Anderson – Jubilee Director Lori Murray – Choir and Congregational Accompanist Patrick Lair – Choir Director Music Sunday is an annual celebration which serves as a way of giving back and reaching out to the community. Join us on Sunday, May 18th at both the 8:30 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. worships. Bells of Praise, St. Luke’s Choir and Jubilee will be featured during both worships and culminating with a closing number performed by all 3 groups and the congregation. "As a worship leader I have the satisfaction of knowing that I along with Jubilee are being used by God to reach out, bringing someone a little closer to God. Jubilee adds variety through music to worship at St. Luke’s and I thank Jubilee members for their dedication and support. If you would like to participate with our Jubilee Worship Team, we meet Thursdays at 7:00 PM in the St. Luke’s sanctuary. If you have any questions, I invite you to call the St. Luke’s office at 952-881-5801. See you there" – Greg Anderson "As I conclude my second year as St. Luke's Choir director, I continue to be amazed at the dedication and commitment these singers have to our congregation. They work extremely hard to prepare choir anthems that both enhance the worship experience and, as much as possible, support the readings and the message through song. As a group, we strive to bring joy to all that we do and, more importantly, that we care, love and pray for each other. We would love to have you join this group of singing volunteers. Rehearsals are on Wednesdays from 7:00-8:30 p.m. (September through May). If interested, do not hesitate to contact me at [email protected]" - Patrick Lair “The Bells of Praise ministry is unique in that one person (ringer) plays only two notes. In order to play most of our songs, there are 11-13 ringers needed. We continue to learn how two notes are important in one section, but not in another section. We learn different techniques to bring surprise and somber to different scores. It continues to be a joy to work with this family of musicians, where we care for each other, strive to help the listener feel the glory and mystery of our faith, while having a great deal of fun. Our rehearsals at Wednesdays at 5:45-6:46pm and we perform the 4th Sunday of each month. Let me know if you want to give ringing a try next fall.” [email protected] – Alanna Teragawa Spring Ring & Sing Concert – 3 Faith Communities with 6 Choirs 3:00pm Saturday, May 31st at Oak Grove Presbyterian. Bells of Praise and St. Luke’s Choir will be joining Oak Grove Presbyterian and Community of Cross Lutheran Church. Three vocal choirs, three handbell choirs – ringing and singing separately and together. You don’t want to miss this. A great event to invite a friend. See you there!
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