Music
“He put a new song in my mouth, a hymn of praise to our God. Many will see and fear and put their trust in the Lord.” Psalm 40:3
Nathan Skinner
Director of Music
Dan Schmunk
Director of Choral Music
Jenn Schmunk
Assistant to the Director of Music
Our music is guided by biblical norms and the wisdom of the Church over 2,000 years. We are committed to stewarding and continuing to develop the heritage of sacred music with which God has blessed us. Read more
Sanctuary Choir
Thu • 7 – 9 Pm
The Sanctuary Choir at Park Street Church lifts its voice in praise of God every Sunday during the 11 am service. The choir sings chiefly for the glory of God, and so that worshipers will experience the love, power, and beauty of God through music. Choirs have been leaders in corporate worship since the days of King David, and the Church has a rich choral tradition; we seek to uphold this inheritance through our repertoire and through a commitment to excellence. We focus on the work of offering music as a sacrifice of praise and thanksgiving, but we are also a community that delights in fellowship. The choir is always looking for new singers. Contact us for more information.
Rehearsals are held on scheduled Thursdays from 7 to 9 pm and at other scheduled times, Sep to May.
Instrumental Music
Park Street Orchestra and Park Street Brass heighten the worship of the morning services through their skillful playing, especially on holy days in the church calendar. Smaller instrumental ensembles and soloists perform offertories, preludes, and postludes (defaulting to the sacred repertoire but also using fitting classical selections, as appropriate). Our musicians are both active professionals and skilled amateurs. Contact Nathan Skinner.
Children's Choir
Joining the children’s choir at Park Street Church is a rewarding way for your child to learn how to “make a joyful noise unto the Lord.” Under the direction of caring and skilled directors, children learn new songs and the classic hymns of the faith, enjoy fellowship with other children, and build the musical skills essential to following God’s musical commands.
