ST. PAUL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

  Special Events Concert Series

 

St. Paul Special Events Concerts are made possible in part by the Joseph W. Gotwals Fund established in memory of Emma H. Gotwals and Harry D. Gotwals to bring music to the St. Paul Church family & the community at large.

 

SHIPPENSBURG BAND CONCERT

2:30PM ~ DECEMBER 6, 2009

 

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CASHS CHORISTERS TO PRESENT

“THE SONGS OF CHRISTMAS”

 SPECIAL EVENTS CONCERT

 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13    3:00 PM

 

Special Events is pleased to once again welcome the Chambersburg Area Senior High School Choristers and Esquires to St. Paul on Sunday, December 13, 3:00 PM, for a concert of Christmas music.  Their concert has become an Advent tradition at St. Paul, and they look forward to performing for us each holiday season. The Choristers, under the direction of Robert Eyer, Jr., will present seasonal favorites including  “We Need A Little Christmas,” “Grown Up Christmas List,” and “Jingle Bells Through the Ages.”  Other selections will include “Ding Dong Merrily on High,” “All Is Well,” and “Mary, Did You Know?”  The Esquires will entertain with “My True Love Sent to Me,” “Slow Rockin’ Christmas,” and “Santa’s On His Way!”

            As always, there is no admission charged, but a free will offering will be taken.  All are invited to enjoy punch and cookies after the performance.  What a relaxing and wonderful way to get into the holiday spirit!  For more information, call the church office at 267-3085.

           

Come & enjoy this St. Paul Christmas tradition!

 

 

 

 

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The Jubilation Ringers

May 16, 2010                                                         4:00 PM

 

This nationally recognized handbell choir will perform again for us under the direction of Phyllis Treby Hentz.  The choir is one of six handbell choirs from Asbury United Methodist Church, Allentown.  They make music on one of the world's largest church-owned collection of bells and related instruments: 7 full octaves of English handbells, 2 octaves of Silver Melody Bells, 3 octaves of Dutch handbells, and 5½ octaves of handchimes - 220 instruments in all!


 

 

All concerts are held in the church nave.

There is no admission charge for any of the concerts. A free will offering is taken .

 


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