Music Program
More than 500 years ago, church reformer Martin Luther wrote: “I have no use for cranks who despise music, because it is a gift of God. Next after theology, I give to music the highest place and the greatest honor.” At Faith Lutheran Church, we agree with Martin Luther! From the organist and choir, to the contemporary service band, to the handbell choir, to a singing congregation, music is a key avenue through which God is praised in worship. And, special musical events throughout the year round-out our desire to share the gift of music with the community.
Handbell Choir
Are you interested in learning more about a collaborative Handbell Choir with Holy Trinity Lutheran Church? Please plan to attend the Handbell Choir “Meet and Greet” at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, August 29, 2024, in the Chapel Lounge at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Please contact Bob Mollard to learn more!
Bound
The Informal Worship band, BOUND, is a group of volunteer musicians who share their time and talents playing instruments such as the keyboard, drums, guitar and bass guitar, as well as, vocally. BOUND performs a wide range of contemporary Christian music and some well-loved hymns. The music selections for each service are chosen to complement and enhance the message of the day. Committed in the Spirit, BOUND together in Christ.
Celebration Choir
Faith's adult choir sings for the 9 a.m. service each week, September – mid-June; they lead in singing the hymns, the liturgy, and provide an anthem. The choir rehearses each Sunday following 9 a.m. worship, and anyone who enjoys singing is invited to participate. In 2016, this choir won the WCLV Church Choir Festival Competition which involved church choirs from all over Northeast Ohio.
Organ
Faith is very fortunate to have a magnificent four-manual hybrid pipe/digital organ in the sanctuary. It started out as a 32-rank Schantz pipe organ, created in Orville, Ohio in 1969. Then in 2014, the Schantz was refurbished, and the Rodgers Organ Company installed a new console, adding over 400 additional digital voices to the original Schantz instrument, including a new antiphonal division mounted on the back wall. The marriage has been very successful!