✨ The Call to Sing: Ministry Through Music ✨

Serving on the choir is far more than singing melodies or harmonizing notes — it is ministry. It is a divine calling to help usher the church into the presence of God through praise, worship, and spiritual encouragement. Throughout Scripture, singing has always been used as a sacred instrument to glorify God, strengthen believers, and soften hearts for the Word.

Singing shifts atmospheres. When David played before King Saul, the Scripture says that the troubling spirit left him (1 Samuel 16:23). Music became a form of healing and deliverance. Likewise, when Paul and Silas prayed and sang hymns at midnight, chains were broken and doors were opened (Acts 16:25-26). Their song was a testimony of faith that impacted everyone around them.

The choir carries that same spiritual responsibility. Voices lifted in unity remind the congregation of God’s faithfulness, power, and love. When the choir sings, they proclaim truth, offer encouragement, and help guide hearts into prayer, thanksgiving, and reflection.

The Bible tells us, “Sing to the LORD a new song; sing to the LORD, all the earth.” (Psalm 96:1). Singing on the choir is not performance — it is participation in worship. It is an act of obedience. It is a gift to God.

And when believers sing together, something powerful happens: unity grows, burdens lift, and the church is strengthened. In this ministry, every voice matters, every note has purpose, and every song becomes an offering unto the Lord.