There are a couple of events to mark your calendars for in the coming weeks. The Rejoice! Children's Choir will be singing in the morning worship services on May 13, 2012. I hope you will share in my excitement as I look forward to hearing our young ones lead us into worship that morning. Also, the Celebration Choir is hard at work preparing for their final concert of the season before the summer break. Make plans to join us on Sunday evening, June 3, 2012 at 6:00 p.m., in the Northpoint Auditorium, for the concert, How Can I Keep From Singing: A Celebration of Early American Music. The performance will feature music from the 1750s to early 1900s that reflects the early American musical traditions that came out of the Shaker movement, the Revolutionary War, and the Civil War. You will hear... Continue reading...
The Celebration Choir will be presenting a concert entitled I Love to Tell the Story on Saturday, February 25 at 6:00 p.m. Please join us for a unique evening as we take a journey through the Bible from Genesis to Revelation through a variety of music styles and narration. A number of orchestral musicians will be joining us to accompany the choir and give that special touch to the evening. It will be an event you won't want to miss! Come and be blessed through the ministry of our Northpoint musicians.... Continue reading...
This coming Sunday, November 6, at 6:00 p.m. we are pleased to have the CBU Women's Choir, under the direction of Dr. Philip Miller, as our special guests. If you have been around Northpoint for a while, you may remember Philip as he served a few years ago as the interim choir director for our own Celebration Choir, as well as leading Sunday morning worship. We are excited to have this talented group of ladies with us. Plan to be here for an uplifting night of choral music!... Continue reading...
POWERPOINT 10.02.11 1. THE NATURE OF DOUBT Mark 8:1-21 2. AN EXAMPLE OF MISSIONAL PRIORITY 3. Mission implies: 1) Being sent and 2) Being assigned a specific task. 4. “If everything is mission, nothing is mission.” Stephen Neill 5. Disciple-making, while being the church’s primary mission, does not happen at the expense of caring for the vulnerable. 6. “Yes, Jesus performed miracles…but the Gospels actually downplay them. Though he never denied someone who asked for a physical healing, he always turned down requests for a demonstration to amaze crowds and impress important people. Jesus recognized early on that the excitement generated by miracles did not readily convert into life-changing faith.” Philip Yancey 7. Acts of compassion, beneficence, even miracles are not sufficient to lead pe... Continue reading...
It’s an exciting time for the Worship Arts ministry. Rejoice! Children’s Choir is gearing up to present their spring musical, Rock Solid. There are two performances this Sunday, May 22 at 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. in the auditorium. We hope you will come be blessed by our kids as they sing and tell the story of the “25th Annual Summit Challenge,” which compares the journey of life to an uncertain hiking trail. It is a wonderful opportunity to bring family, friends and neighbors to hear a clear gospel message through the music and drama of this presentation. Also, the adult Celebration Choir is working up a spectacular variety of music for th Symphony of Praise concert coming up on June 5. Mark your calendars. More details to come!... Continue reading...
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Worship Arts
The mission of Northpoint Worship Arts is to provide a Biblically-directed worship program that glorifies Christ and draws people towards Him through the creative use of our musical gifts. Our aim is to provide and continually refine a worship experience that promotes musical excellence and reflects the grace and truth of our Savior, Jesus Christ.
