The Chancel Choir is a multi-generational ensemble of singers helping the congregation worship through music. The choir prepares anthems and leads congregational singing during worship from September until the beginning of May. Their musical repertoire is expansive, and includes classic choral literature, to contemporary anthems, African American gospel spirituals and gospel songs. The Chancel Choir rehearses on Thursday evening at 7:00 and welcomes new members from the community and the university. The choir is led by Mark Munson, our minister of music

The Choral Scholars are music majors from Bowling Green State University who study voice and are skilled at reading music. They audition to be part of this ensemble and are members of the Chance Choir, providing solos and small ensemble pieces during worship throughout the academic year.

A Joyful Noise Youth Choir is open to 4th through 8th graders and contributes to our worship two to three times each semester. They are led by Maddy Depinet. They rehearse at 6:00 p.m. on Thursday evenings with a meal provided for members and their families at 5:15. Any 4th through 8th grade student in the community is welcome to join in the fun!

The Collegiate ringers is an ensemble of handbell ringers from Bowling Green State University. It is an official student group at the University, made up mostly of music majors. The church has a five-octave set of Malmark Handbells that were donated as a memorial gift to the church. The Collegiate Ringers play during worship a few times through the academic year.

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