On Sunday morning Calvary was blessed to have the Purduettes offer their gift of music. Their spirit was infectious, and it was evident that everyone was lifted by the praise.
Music, indeed, is a blessing.
We are also blessed at Calvary every week by our music. Our choirs, bells, children, teens, and our various bands all offer something unique to our worship. And we can't forget that Mark, Emily, Brent, and Michael each bring their unique staff gifts and leadership every day.
Music doesn't happen, of course, with the support of a people. Even in the ancient temple, where the Psalms were originally composed and performed, there were musicians and song leaders who were supported by the tithes and offerings of God's people. Without such gifts and offerings, many of the Psalms may not have been composed.
So . . . thank you for bringing the Purduettes to Calvary with your gifts. And thank you for making music possible every week through your generosity.
Music is a gift . . . and it takes many gifts to sing the song.
Music, indeed, is a blessing.
We are also blessed at Calvary every week by our music. Our choirs, bells, children, teens, and our various bands all offer something unique to our worship. And we can't forget that Mark, Emily, Brent, and Michael each bring their unique staff gifts and leadership every day.
Music doesn't happen, of course, with the support of a people. Even in the ancient temple, where the Psalms were originally composed and performed, there were musicians and song leaders who were supported by the tithes and offerings of God's people. Without such gifts and offerings, many of the Psalms may not have been composed.
So . . . thank you for bringing the Purduettes to Calvary with your gifts. And thank you for making music possible every week through your generosity.
Music is a gift . . . and it takes many gifts to sing the song.
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