Sun. Nov.24, 2024 Praise and Choir Singing for the service

Trinity Choir and Praise Team will join together again to sing I Worship You, Almighty God on Sunday, November 24th.

We're singing in parts so Kevin has made recordings to help us. While Kevin is away, Praise Team is meeting as usual, working together with the recordings (and Kathryn on piano helping find our notes).

You can work on this at home.

Here is a link to those recordings, in case the email from Kevin is lost in a sea of things in your inbox.

The video is to help inspire you, get you in the mood for the song.

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