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Come and Sing Joyful Music with Us

Can you imagine a church service without music?  What a dead place it would be. Music plays a vital role in worship.

Worship leaders, music directors, choirs, and praise teams have tremendous spiritual responsibilities. It’s serious business. It cannot and must not be taken lightly!

Music was so important to God that He created an archangel just to supervise music in heaven. His name was Lucifer, who was given the ability to sing, play, and compose all kinds of music. Pride filled his heart, and he was cast out of heaven.

We believe that pure worship offered up from the saints of God is filling a void in the heavenly realm.  The scripture says, “God inhabits the praises of His people.”  Indeed, the book of Psalms is full of encouragement to praise the Lord, to sing a new song, to bless the Lord, to make a joyful noise, to clap hands, to declare the mighty works of God, and to give thanks unto the Lord.

To learn more about  musical events at Mount Calvary, click here to visit the calendar.

Kelvin Mitchell                 Bruce Turner              Rokeem Pough

Music is a thriving and integral part of the ministry at the historical Mount Calvary Seventh-day Adventist Church.

We are blessed to have many accomplished singers and musicians.  Among our members are several recording artists, all of whom add immeasurably to our ministry.

There are five church choirs at Mount Calvary:

The Senior Mass Choir, under the direction of Ella Fields-Porter. The Evangeleers, led by Jeanette Brown; the Youth Choir, under the leadership of Sandra Hall.

Olivia Turner

The Children’s Choir – also known as the Sunbeams, and directed by Crystal Mitchell; The Men’s Choir, led by Joseph Johnson.  We also have four Praise and Worship Teams.

The music department is led by Olivia Turner. She is assisted by an active music committee, whose members include: Jeanette Brown, Co-Leader; Michele Pruitt; Crystal Mitchell; Bonnye Johnson; Ella Fields-Porter; Sandra Hall; Neale Davis; and Moses Brown.