Carol Gross, Music Director
Music has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember...from singing my own concert in the living room as a child, to performing with my high school choir and band, to worshipping in church. At various times in my life, music has lifted me from sorrow, healed me, and helped me to celebrate. Music touches my soul and inspires me in a way that nothing else can. God speaks to me through music, and I believe it is a means for us to speak to Him. Because of this, I feel music is a vital part of our worship experience. My prayer is that each time you come to worship, that you, too, are touched by the music, and feel the love of God.
Contact: hoplovesmusic@gmail.com
Contact: hoplovesmusic@gmail.com
Kitty Wiebe, Community Support Minister
Kitty Wiebe loves children of all ages. You might see her corralling preschoolers on a Sunday morning, talking with high school students in the Narthex, and later, helping to teach middle-school age confirmation students. With a background in outdoor recreation and raising two eagle scouts (and a marching band leader) with her husband, Tom, she enjoys sharing her passion for the outdoors and giving youth opportunities to see God in nature and in every day life.
Contact: hopyouthesc@gmail.com
Contact: hopyouthesc@gmail.com
Henry Doktorski, Organist
Henry Doktorski began his professional music career at the age of twelve when he played at a birthday party in Menlo Park, New Jersey. Since then, he has played on piano, organ, harpsichord, celeste and accordion with dozens of symphony orchestras and chamber ensembles. He began his church music career in 1987, which has continued to this day. Henry explained, "I enjoy all kinds of music, but sacred music is especially dear to my heart. I have found that beautiful and inspiring music can touch people's hearts and help them to connect with God and their brothers and sisters. Like Martin Luther, I also believe, "Next to the Word of God, the noble art of music is the greatest treasure in the world."
For more about Henry visit: http://henrydoktorski.com
Henry Doktorski began his professional music career at the age of twelve when he played at a birthday party in Menlo Park, New Jersey. Since then, he has played on piano, organ, harpsichord, celeste and accordion with dozens of symphony orchestras and chamber ensembles. He began his church music career in 1987, which has continued to this day. Henry explained, "I enjoy all kinds of music, but sacred music is especially dear to my heart. I have found that beautiful and inspiring music can touch people's hearts and help them to connect with God and their brothers and sisters. Like Martin Luther, I also believe, "Next to the Word of God, the noble art of music is the greatest treasure in the world."
For more about Henry visit: http://henrydoktorski.com