Make a joyful noise to the Lord,
all the earth

Psalm 100 

Music is very important to Westminster Presbyterian Church. As John Calvin said, “We find by experience that music has a sacred and almost incredible power to move hearts in one way or another during worship.” We have many ways to engage in music ministry at Westminster. These include a Chancel Choir, a Handbell Choir, Praise Band, and much more. We are always looking for people who interested in sharing their gift of music. If you are looking for a way sing or play, we will find a place for you! 

Music Ministry Groups 

Chancel Choir

The Chancel Choir provides worship music on most Sundays. Musical selections range from classical and traditional to contemporary. They practice on Wednesday at 7:00 pm and are led by Robert Davis. 

Praise Band

The Praise Band leads the congregation in contemporary music on the first Sunday of each month. They are led by Victoria Young. They often collaborate with the Youth Club Ringers and Singers to make an even more joyful sound.

Joy Ringers 

The Joy Ringers are Westminster’s handbell choir, and provide worship music once a month.
They practice on Tuesdays at 7:00 pm and are led by Segun Owele.

Chamber Concerts

Westminster Presbyterian plays host to a chamber concert series. Concerts are held a number of times a year are include a variety of different musicians and musical styles. Check our events page to see when the next one will take place.

The Cardinal String quartet (pictured on the right) is the string quartet in residence at Westminster Church. They enjoy assisting in worship by playing inspirational and reflective numbers to enhance the service. Members of the quartet also participate in the chamber music series on Sunday afternoons as an outreach effort to our community.
Members are Lynn Vogl (viola), Jan Knudsen (cello), James Fitzpatrick (violin), Chong Zheng (violin)

Interested in Music?

If you would like to join one of our music ministries, or are looking for more information feel free to reach out!