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Upcoming Events

The spring concert by Sounding Joy Women's Choir and Resonance Men's Choir will take place on May 8 at 7:30.
This concert will feature a couple of lively songs from Ireland and this country, an exquisite Spanish love song on a Renaissance text, a couple of biblical texts, including one that will feature a Centre student on French horn and one a local music teacher on cello (and she also sings in the women's group), an African-like piece on the need for a whole village to raise children, and two very strong pieces questioning the very nature of love (Lady Macbeth's blood soliloquy from Hamlet and a Macedonian text where there is more bickering and squandering of resources than hand-holding).
The concert is free but contributions to Danville Sings, our choral music organization, will be most warmly welcomed.

WE WELCOME YOU
We welcome you, whether you grew up in the Presbyterian Church, the Catholic Church, a non-denominational church, or no church at all.
We welcome you whether your cup is overflowing or is nearly empty.
We welcome you whether you come seeking comfort or seeking to have your comfort challenged.
We welcome you whether you come knowing what to expect or have no idea.


JOIN US FOR WORSHIP
We have a single service at 10:00am,
with communion on first and third Sundays, followed by a time of fellowship.
Worship with us online

WE WELCOME YOU
We welcome you, whether you grew up in the Presbyterian Church, the Catholic Church, a non-denominational church, or no church at all.
We welcome you whether your cup is overflowing or is nearly empty.
We welcome you whether you come seeking comfort or seeking to have your comfort challenged.
We welcome you whether you come knowing what to expect or have no idea.
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JOIN US FOR WORSHIP
We have a single service at 10:00am,
with communion on first and third Sundays, followed by a time of fellowship.
Worship with us online
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JOIN US FOR WORSHIP
We have a single service at 10:00am,
with communion on first and third Sundays, followed by a time of fellowship.
Worship with us online
WE WELCOME YOU
We welcome you, whether you grew up in the Presbyterian Church, the Catholic Church, a non-denominational church, or no church at all.
We welcome you whether your cup is overflowing or is nearly empty.
We welcome you whether you come seeking comfort or seeking to have your comfort challenged.
We welcome you whether you come knowing what to expect or have no idea.
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Upcoming Events

The spring concert by Sounding Joy Women's Choir and Resonance Men's Choir will take place on May 8 at 7:30.
This concert will feature a couple of lively songs from Ireland and this country, an exquisite Spanish love song on a Renaissance text, a couple of biblical texts, including one that will feature a Centre student on French horn and one a local music teacher on cello (and she also sings in the women's group), an African-like piece on the need for a whole village to raise children, and two very strong pieces questioning the very nature of love (Lady Macbeth's blood soliloquy from Hamlet and a Macedonian text where there is more bickering and squandering of resources than hand-holding).
The concert is free but contributions to Danville Sings, our choral music organization, will be most warmly welcomed.
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