Music Ministry
Choirs, choristers, handbells, choral scholars, and the Anglican choral tradition help St. Luke's offer praise with beauty, discipline, and joy.
New members are always welcome in St. Luke's music programs. Whether you are a child beginning to read music, a high school singer seeking a deeper challenge, an adult who loves choral worship, or a handbell ringer, there is a place to join in.
Contact Stephen Williams, Director of Music Ministry, for more information about music programs at St. Luke's.
These ensembles provide musical leadership for worship, deepen formation, and invite people of many ages into disciplined and joyful music making.
Wednesdays, 5:15-6:00pm, mid-August through May
Open to kindergarten through 8th grade, Choristers develop music literacy, ensemble skills, faith, and community through joyful music making with age-appropriate literature. The Royal School of Church Music curriculum and level program helps foster well-rounded musicianship and marks milestones in achievement. Choristers sing in worship once a month and for other special occasions and events.
Wednesdays, 6:45-8:15pm in the choir room
The St. Luke's Adult Choir is open to anyone with a passion for singing God's praise. The choir provides musical leadership and offerings of song at the principal liturgies of the Church, while forming deep bonds of commitment, friendship, and fellowship.
Seasonal services in the Anglican choral tradition
This small adult choir prepares choral services in the Anglican tradition, singing both with and without organ accompaniment.
Scholarship positions for high school students
Choral Scholars receive the opportunity to sing great music with an accomplished church choir while growing as musicians and leaders in worship.
Mondays, 6:30-8:00pm in the Parish Hall building
The Canterbury Ringers are St. Luke's handbell choir. They rehearse weekly and ring in worship several times a year.
Singing in the St. Luke's Choir forms bonds of commitment at a deep level. The choir offers musical leadership for the principal liturgies of the Church and gives members a place to grow in voice, faith, history, and fellowship.
