Church Fellowship & Volunteers
Worship and Music
(Please see the Christian Education link for Sunday morning and Wednesday studies)
November 27: 10AM, Worship/1st Sunday of Advent: Hanging of the Greens Service; Giving Tree Tags taken from tree.
December 3: 10AM, Worship Committee meeting.
The Rev. Paul Wang, preaching. Advent Brunch. Peruvian Artisan Fair.
December 11: 10AM, Worship/3rd Sunday in Advent: The Rev. Bob McClelland, preaching; Christmas Cantata. Property Committee.
December 18: 10AM, Worship/4th Sunday in Advent: The Rev. Bruce Melton, preaching. Christmas Joy Offering received. Giving Tree gifts returned with tags. Pancakes. Session.
December 24: Christmas Eve: NO CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE
December 25: CHRISTMAS DAY: 10AM, Worship: Carols, Scripture, and Reader’s Theatre.MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC
CHOIR: Come, make a joyful noise by singing with the Northminster Choir. Practices are Thursday evenings at 6:30PM and Sunday mornings at 9:15AM. No need to call, just bring your voice!
TIMOTHY HEARN, MUSIC DIRECTOR
Timothy is a graduate of Webster College with a degree in Music Education and a Masters in Choral Conducting. He has sung in several college choirs and with the famed Legend Singers Choir. Mr. Hearn studied piano with Mary Mottle, conducting with Don Chen, organ with Dr. Kramer, and voice with Dee Pavelka. Timothy has served as Minister of Music at Third Presbyterian Church, several catholic churches in the St. Louis are, and St. John AME Church. He currently teaches music with for the Ladue School District at Old Bonhomme Grade School. Previously he taught in the St. Louis Public School System, and Jennings School District. He presents workshops o various musical topics to organizations, churches and schools in the area. In February 1990, Mr. Hearn took members of his community and choir, and several local singers to Rome, Italy to perform for the Pope. He was also director for the 80 voice Gospel Choir for the Papal visit in February 1999. Timothy has worked as director and accompanist for the Martin Luther King Mass for the Human Rights Office for over 10 years. He has served as accompanist for the Windsor Theatre, St. Charles Theatre Guild, and the Lindenwood Theatre Department.