The Chancel Choir is a multi-generational ensemble of singers that presents anthems and helps lead congregational singing of hymns during traditional worship services from September through the beginning of May. Weekly anthems include repertoire ranging from classic church choral literature and excerpts from great oratorios to African American spirituals and gospel songs. The Chancel Choir rehearses on Thursday evenings at 7:00 and welcomes new members from the community and university.

The Choral Scholars are auditioned music majors at Bowling Green State University who study voice and are skilled music readers. They are members of the Chancel Choir, and they sing solos and small ensemble pieces during worship services throughout the academic year.

The Joyful Noise Ringers are members and friends of the church who enjoy playing handbells together. The church owns a five-octave set of Malmark Handbells that were donated as a memorial.

The Collegiate Ringers is an ensemble of handbell ringers from Bowling Green State University. Consisting primarily of music majors, the ringers participate in the handbell choir for academic credit. The Collegiate Ringers play during traditional worship services at various times during the academic year.

Our church is blessed with a number of individuals who have had advanced training as musicians. These musicians, as well as younger, student musicians frequently share their talents with the congregation.

The twenty-rank M. P. Möller pipe organ (1978) provides inspiration and support as members of the congregation lift their voices in praise and prayer. Preludes, postludes, and accompaniments to choral anthems and soloists are also played on the organ. The 5’8” Yamaha G2 grand piano is played both as a solo and as an accompanying instrument during worship services.