Worship Arts
Worship is a celebration at Glenkirk that feeds your soul, enriches your mind, and allows you to experience God. Psalm 100:2 says, “Worship the Lord with gladness; come before Him with joyful songs!” Every weekend at Glenkirk, hundreds of people meet God in our worship services through music, relevant biblical messages, prayer, and caring friends. In worship, we’re reminded that God is bigger than our problems, yet personal enough to dwell in our hearts.
Come and join us at Glenkirk this weekend for one of our worship services. Celebrate with us and experience God! Dress is casual at all Glenkirk worship services.
For information about joining our worship teams or arts team, CLICK HERE to contact the Director of Worship and the Arts, Eric Shouse.
ADULT CHOIR
Choir rehearsals are held weekly on Wednesday evenings from 6:15 pm to 7:45 pm in the Choir Room.
The Glenkirk Choir is made up of volunteer singers. The choir’s calling is to worship and encourage worship through music. The choir presents choral anthems approximately every three weeks for Sunday morning services and is occasionally called upon to help lead holy week services, memorial services, and outreach ministry events.
If you are interested in participating in the choir or have additional questions, contact our Choir Director, Bill Boocock, here.
CLICK HERE for Virtual Choir Anthems at Glenkirk
Glenkirk Church has a wonderful group of people that make up our Tech Team. Their roles range from running lighting, lyrics and sound during services to setting up for events to creating videos and graphics that are used in services and on the web.
If you are interested in getting more information about joining our Tech Team, please contact us!
VISUAL | MUSICAL | CULINARY
Our ‘Artist’s Showcase’ is a series of events which include music, visual, and food created by artists and gathered around a theme!
Check back for future dates!
PREVIOUSLY FEATURED ARTISTS
– Music by Neon West, Astyn Turrentine, and Andrea Hamilton
– Visual art by Mary Van De Brake, Nathan Flores, Betty Naylor, and Bud Summers
