Music at St. John's is purposely organized in a diverse manner to provide a broad range of styles and musical content, all with the intention to meet the diverse needs of a growing, active congregation.  Philosophically, music is chosen to underpin the biblical message of the day.  St. John's follows the Liturgical Year, therefore, readings are based on the Revised Common Lectionary.  The role of music is to support the emotional content of these readings each Sunday.

There are several musical groups where members can explore their musical gifts and offer skilled performances to the general congregation.  These groups are individually described on this web site.  They are open to any one who wants to volunteer.  Just speak with Kary Hyre, Organist/Choirmaster about your interests.

A list of the music presented at worship services during the most recent quarter is available at this link: Advent through Transfiguration, 2008-2009

You will see that it encompasses a wide variety, from the Renaissance through contemporary, from European to South African, from a capella choir to accompaniment with a variety of instruments and handbells.