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About | Children’s Choirs

The Manchester UMC Children’s Choirs help children experience the joy of music and worship as they serve in cultivating their talents in ministering to our congregation and the community through music. The Children’s Choirs Mission is to provide an engaging environment for children that encourages musical, spiritual & personal growth through education, fellowship, & outreach.

Children are welcome to join us at anytime by registering below!

wednesday night rehearsals

The Manchester UMC Children’s Choirs have rehearsals on Wednesdays from 6:30-7:30pm beginning on September 11. All children K-5th Grade are invited to join together to make music and grow as a community of faith.

If you have any questions, reach out to Emily Pikaard or fill out the form at the bottom of the page and you will be contacted as soon as possible.

the choirs

Choirs will be divided into two groups for rehearsals and performances. The groups will sing several times a semester during worship services.

Sonshine Singers: Kindergarten-2nd Grade, Room 103

Music Makers: 3rd-5th Grade, Room 100

Orientation - Wednesday, September 4, 6:30p

Parents and Children are invited to an orientation on September 4 at 6:30p to learn more about this year’s Children’s Choir and Parent offerings. A calendar for the year will be posted after this date.

Volunteers and Youth Interns Needed

Volunteers and Youth Interns are needed to serve as Children’s Choirs helpers for the 2023-2024 school year. If you have a love for children and music, you might be a great fit! All volunteers and interns need to be Safe Gatherings certified. Please contact Emily Pikaard, Director of Children’s Music and Drama at [email protected] or fill out the form below and you will be contacted as soon as possible.

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