Please contact Music Coordinator Deb Watts Elliott at dwatts@laurelumchurch.org to discuss opportunities for singing and/or instrumental offerings, either solo or as part of a group.
Led by Doug Hahn
Adult bell choir that plays during the 9:30am and 10:45am worship services on the fourth Sunday of each month September through May.
Rehearses weekly in person in the Choir Room at Laurel from 6:00-7:00pm on Thursdays.
A female ensemble that sings for the 9:30am worship service every Sunday September through May.
Rehearses weekly in person in the Choir Room at Laurel at 8:30-9:15am on Sundays.
A four part adult ensemble which showcases many styles of music, and often presents special concerts including Laurel’s and other local instrumentalists. They sing for the 10:45am service every Sunday September through May.
Rehearses weekly in person in the Choir Room at Laurel at 7:00-8:15pm on Thursdays.
Musical opportunities include vocal and handbell choirs for those in second grade through eighth grade, including beginner instruction. Contact Deb Watts Elliott for information on current programs at dwatts@laurelumchurch.org
Vocalists and instrumentalists in junior high, high school, college age and beyond are invited to share the gift of music with the congregation during worship services. Please contact Deb Watts Elliott for opportunities at dwatts@laurelumchurch.org.
The Capital City Men’s Chorus, a group of talented guys led by our own Mary E. Myers, will present its Christmas concert on Sunday, December 7, 2025 at 4:00 p.m. in the sanctuary at Laurel. Tickets are $10 each, and may be purchased in advance from Mary E. Myers or any members of the Chorus (Doug Hahn, Jacob Pahde, Andy Miller), or on the day of the concert at the door. What a beautiful way to enhance your Advent/Christmas season!
The combined choirs of Laurel United Methodist Church and Christ the King Parish will present a Christmas concert in the sanctuary at Laurel on Sunday, December 21, 2025 at 4:00 p.m. This event is part of the Centennial Celebration of the building where we worship each week. Featured will be music used at the initial ceremony dedicating our building in December 1925, as well as other music commemorating the ever-present thread of music woven through the worship of this congregation for 100 years. The presentation is free and open to the public, and we know you will want to be there for this joyous occasion.