MINISTRY of MUSIC
JOIN OUR CHOIR, NO AUDITIONS, JUST COME AND SING.
Choir will be on break during the summer, choir will resume after Labor Day.
If you have any questions about the music ministry,
contact Ken Goodenberger, Music Director.
Call 623-584-2280
We welcome you to join our Music Ministries at any time!
Music Ministry
God put a new song in my mouth,
a hymn of praise to our God.
Psalm 40:3
Sanctuary Choir If you love to sing – we rehearse on Fridays at 1 pm – 3 pm in the choir room. No Auditions Required. Please note not rehearsals will be held during summer break. Rehearsals will resume after Labor Day.
Singing Shepherds A smaller group, we rehearse on Wednesdays at 1 pm in the choir room. Click here to learn more.
Soloists and Instrumentalists We welcome people as they share their talents in our services.
Shepherd’s Bells Hand bells add a special music to some of our worship services. Shepherd’s Bells rehearses at 10 AM on Fridays starting in September.
Miriam Dancers A liturgical dance group that adds beauty and grace to our some of our worship services.
To find out more about our Music Ministries please contact:
Ken Goodenberger Director of Music at music@shepherdofthehills.org
DO YOU LIKE TO DANCE?
THE MIRIAM DANCERS ARE LOOKING FOR A FEW NEW DANCERS. THEY ENHANCE THE WORSHIP SERVICE BY PRESENTING INTERPRETIVE MOVEMENT TO MUSIC. IT IS LOW-IMPACT AND SLOW MOVEMENT. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED, PLEASE CONTACT PEGGY P. AT 623-584-2280
Photos From Silent Night Cantata Performance
KEN GOODENBERGER, MUSIC DIRECTOR
“DON’T STOP BELIEVING” T-SHIRT
CHOIR SINGING IN BEARDSLEY PARK AT “A NEW SEASON”
WORSHIP & PICNIC 10/31/21
Shepherd of the Hills Sanctuary Choir’s second virtual choir performance, Majesty by Jack W Hayford and arranged by Jack Schrader,was presented to the congregation on the weekend on October 6 & 7, 2020. Over 30 choir members joined in this project. Thanks to Shirley Fiske for video editing. Audio editing by Ken Goodenberger, Music Director.
On September 6, 2020, the music department of SHUMC presented this song: “Total Praise” by Richard Smallwood during our worship service. This was a labor of love on the part of many, as none of us had any experience with virtual choirs! But with God, all things are possible! Even virtual choirs! Over 20 members of our choir video recorded their parts of this song, and approximately 100 hours went into editing those videos together. (Thanks Shirley Fiske and Ken Goodenberger for editing) We are so grateful to God for His many gifts, and for allowing us to make music together after 6 months of Quarantine! Total Praise, indeed!