Choir Appreciation Night
September 13 at Wednesday Night Fellowship Dinner
At the Wednesday Night Fellowship Supper on September 13, about 55-60 Trinity members serenaded the Chancel Choir in less than dulcet tones. Boy, are we glad they are the ones sitting up there in the choir loft (or over there in the right front pews)!
We cherish their time and talent donated to Trinity and to the glory of God who graced them with their voices that bring such beauty to our worship services. Each one in the choir is a busy person, so their devotion of their time and talent to us is a special gift--and we gratefully appreciate it.
The hall was festooned with signs of our appreciation.
HELLO, CHOIR!
(tune: “Hello, Dolly”)
Hel- lo, Choir, Well, Hel- lo Choir
It’s so nice to see you there where you belong.
We think you’re swell, Choir. We can tell, Choir,
You sing high notes ---
You sing low notes --
You keep going strong
We feel the spirit moving
through your voices singing some of our old
favorite songs from way back when.
So hats off to you Choir
from each and all of us, Choir.
Yes-sir you’re the very best
Choir we love and honor you tonight.
A token of our appreciation: They got to go through the line first!
The choir members and their families had the "Guests of Honor" places at the head table.
OUR FAITHFUL CHOIR
(tune:
“She’ll be Coming Round
She’ll be coming from across the River when she comes
He’ll be coming down McFarland when he comes
They’ll give music all attention; and oh, did we mention?
They’ll be coming from all directions when they come.
She’ll be singing high soprano when she comes
He’ll be hitting oh so low notes notes when he comes
They’ll be blending many voices on selected hymnal choices.
They’ll be singing like God’s angels when they come.
We appreciate your service all these years.
We appreciate your service all these years.
You have been a faithful choir. Bowing heads, we lift you high - er.
We appreciate your service all these years.
Jon House, Director, expressed the feelings of the choir for the demonstration of love and gratitude from the congregation. He diplomatically did not comment on the musical quality of the serenade.
