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Music at Corinth

In September, 2001, Corinth welcomed our new Music Director/Organist, Dr. Peter Corneliussen. He came to Corinth after twelve years at Miami Shores Presbyterian Church in Miami, FL. Peter is a composer and has produced several original musical dramas both here and for his church in Florida. He and his wife, Lisa, have two young sons, Garrett and Shane.

A Past Performance

Girls in Costume for Performance

Medieval Madrigal Feast
"Awaiting the Arrival of the King"

Contemporary Worship

Our Contemporary Worship Musicians provide praise music at our Contemporary Service, our joint services (on the 5th Sundays), and at other times such as the Fall Festival.

Special Musical Groups

Several groups of one or more perform during the Summer months when the Chancel Choir takes some time off.

Youth Trio

Catherine Holt, Nichole Curtis, & Erica Arthur

Teen Trio

Jeni Thompson, Brittney Ingle, & Heather Hall

Children's Choir

The Children's Choir is offered for children grades 1-5. In this fun choir, children sing all types of songs and even play rhythm instruments. They sing/play regularly in Sunday worship services and Family night suppers. This choir is directed by volunteer Carol Vaughan. They meet on Wednesdays at 5:00 pm in the Sunday School Opening Room.

Handbell Choir

The Frances Geitner Davidson Memorial Handbell Choir: 6th grade - Adult. We now play all three octaves of Mallmark Handbells which the church owns. Continuing interest in the choir might call for purchase of more bells or creation of new choirs. This choir always punctuates every worship service in which they play with a unique sound experience. They meet on Sundays after church or during the SS hour.

Chancel Choir

The Chancel Choir is offered for all singing adults. These dedicated servants lead singing every week at the 11:00 a.m. worship service. They sing unison, 2, 3, and 4-part music usually at the anthem time. They also provide special Calls to Worship, Psalms, Responses, Offertories, and Benediction Responses. With varying ability levels and time commitments, we are always looking for new members to join this dynamic group. We try to gather every quarter for a time of fellowship. Won't you join us? The Chancel Choir meets on Wednesdays at 7:00 pm in the Choir Room.

Brass Ensemble

Open to anyone who plays a brass instrument. They meet as needed.

Possible New Offerings

  • Corinth Band
  • Corinth Orchestra
  • Instrumental Soloists
  • Small Vocal Ensembles
  • Low Brass Ensemble

More Information

The organist provides service music, choir accompaniment, and wedding/funeral playing on the church's Möller organ and Yamaha grand piano.

The music staff works together with Pastor Thompson and the Music Committee: Mary Berry, Tom Long, Clem Geitner, William Hall, Sara Isenhour, and Hamp Shuford to help Corinth worship through song.

Keep checking back here for exiting new opportunities in music at Corinth. Thanks for visiting the Music Ministry page and please feel free to join us in choir! Send Dr. Corneliussen an e-mail with your comments or questions.

News & Events

Shop without Spending!

Sun May 17, 2-4pm

Join us for the next Women's Clothes Swap in the Fellowship Hall! Bring gently used spring/summer women's clothes, swimsuits, belts, purses, shoes, make-up, perfume, maternity, etc.

All sizes welcome! What doesn't go will be donated. Refreshments served; childcare available. RSVP to Jennie McNeil: 234-5766.

Race for the ROCK!

Sat May 23, 7-10:30am

2nd Annual 5k, Fun Run, and Tot-Trot -- proceeds benefit Corinth scholarships and Safe Harbor. Register (PDF, 220k). More info: 267-7277.

Jobseeking?

Tuesdays, 2pm

Corinth has a new ministry to support local jobseekers -- if you're "in the market" please join us! Contact: Jon Hasty

Our Mission

Our mission is to help people become disciples of Jesus Christ by sharing the Good News, worshiping God, loving others, learning from the Bible, and serving in God's world.

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(828) 328-6196

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Rev. Dr. Bob Thompson (more)

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