Music
Zion Lutheran Church Anoka
Music at Zion
Music is an integral and vital part of the life and worship experience at Zion Lutheran Church. A long, rich history of strong music and arts programs has fostered a deep appreciation within the congregation for the power of music as a unique, passionate language for shared expressions of faith, thanksgiving, and praise. People looking for ways to become involved in Zion’s music program are invited to explore these diverse opportunities.
Zion Holtkamp Organ
Choir Opportunities
People of all ages and musical abilities are welcome!
Adult Choir (18+) meets on Wednesday evenings at 7:00 p.m. during the program year. Contact Jonathan Campbell for more information.
Youth Choir (Grades 6 & up) meets on Wednesday evenings, 5:30-5:55 p.m., during the program year. Led by Callie Pendergrass and LeaAnn Barnett. Contact Callie Pendergrass for more information or visit our Registration Events page to register now.
Kids Choir (Grades K-5): “Kids Choir with Callie” meets on Wednesday evenings as part of the WHIRL program. Children can register for the entire evening of activities (games, music, Bible story) or just the Kids Choir. Contact Callie Pendergrass for more information, or visit our Registration Events page to register for WHIRL or Kids Choir now.
Ringmasters Bell Choir (Ages 18+) meets on Wednesday evenings during the program year at 6:00 p.m. Contact Jon Campbell for more information.
Zion Lutheran Church Choir
Other Music Opportunities
If you love music and love to share your musical talents with others, there is a place for you at Zion!
Worship Team Member: help lead music at our 11 a.m. blended worship service.
Solo or Small Group Ensembles: Participate during weekend worship services, Christmas Choral Worship or other Festive Sunday worship services.
Contact
Contact Dr. Jonathan Campbell, Director of Music and Worship.
Easter 2023
Zion Music News
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Joya Concert
Free Joya concert at Zion on Nov. 1 at 3 p.m. featuring Uptown Brass & Mary Jo Gothmann. Donations going to Family Promise in Anoka County.
Music clothes the Word of God with sound and also reinforces its message with meaning beyond the realm of words. It communicates with our souls as a metaphysical force. – Paul S. Jones, author of “Singing and Making Music, Issues in Church Music Today.”
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