Music Opportunities
WORSHIP TEAM
A collective of musicians, tech volunteers, and Scripture readers that help lead our congregation in faithful and heartfelt worship. In particular, we are looking for more volunteers to run projection and sound.
Worship Arts
Worship Arts at Grantham Church
The music and worship arts ministries of Grantham Church exist to bring honor and glory to God. We believe God has provided the way for a relationship with Him through the sacrifice of his son, Jesus. We celebrate and thank God in a variety of ways.
We use music, arts, song, prayer, silence, communion, testimony, drama, Scripture, and the words of those around us to glorify and honor God. We believe that we become like what we worship. And we believe that as we encounter the transforming presence of God in corporate worship, we are then sent out to carry His reconciling presence into our world.
HANDBELL CHOIR
SUNDAYS @ 12pm in THE MUSIC ROOM
SUNDAYS @ 12pm in THE MUSIC ROOM
Have you ever wanted to try ringing handbells? Can you read music? Keep a beat? Watch a director?
Contact Chrissy Hoffner to express interest.
Special Worship Opportunities
October 5: Campfire Worship (7:00 pm)
Join us for a casual, communal time of singing modern worship songs around a campfire. You are welcome to bring any instrument and/or your voice and join us next to the softball field!
November 2: Taize (7:00 pm)
Join us in the sanctuary for a service of spoken and sung contemplative prayer, inspired by the Taize monastic community in France.
December 14: Carol Sing (4:00 pm)
A festive time of singing Christmas carols, accompanied by choir, piano, organ, and brass.
December 21: Longest Night Service (7:00 pm)
Join us on the Winter Solstice for a Longest Night Service featuring special music, dance, and prayer. This will be a service of hope that gives voice to our pain as Christmas approaches.
Art Gallery
Grantham Church runs and operates a small art gallery as part of our Worship Arts Ministry. Our inaugural show, in May of 2004, was part of the first annual Worship Arts Weekend, when we began an ambitious calendar of exhibitions.