Home

Gathering to Worship
This Sunday
Music Ministry
Our Church History
Map & Driving Directions

Nurturing Our Faith
Sunday School
Study Groups
Membership Development & Nurture

Living Our Faith
Church News - The Outlook
Pastor's Message
Neighborhood Lunch
Mission Projects
United Methodist Women
Realization of a Dream

Fellowship Opportunities
College Students & Young Adults
Explorers

Contact Us
staff@epworth-euclid.org

Pray for Peace
more

Join us for Worship at 11 a.m. this Sunday Make a Joyful Noise   Music is a vital ministry at Epworth-Euclid Church, making a joyful noise to the Lord in a beautiful cathedral-like setting.   Music Director’s Corner       by Eric Charnofsky The Epworth-Euclid Chancel Choir is scheduled to perform live on the radio! As one of six choirs selected as finalist in the WCLV/UCC Jubilation Chorus Challenge, our Chancel Choir under the direction of Eric Charnofsky will perform a 30-minute program of anthems in front of a live audience. The concert/competition will take place at Pilgrim Congregational Church in Tremont, at the corner of West 14th and Starkweather in the Tremont neighborhood of Cleveland, only minutes from Public Square http://www.pilgrimalive.org /welcome.html and is free of charge. The program will also be broadcast on WCLV (104.9 FM) and on the World Wide Web at www.wclv.com. The date is set for Friday, May 9th at 8:00 PM. Make your plans to attend this glorious event, or tune in and hear the choir sing this diverse program of music for the whole world to enjoy. For more information, visit http://www.wclv.com/page.php?pageID=370.

The Chancel Choir rehearses at 7:15 PM on Thursdays, preceded by Handbell Choir rehearsal at 6 PM. If you are interested in singing with the Chancel Choir, please speak with Director of Music Eric Charnofsky following worship on Sunday.

The Choir to Compete in the Jubilation Chorus Challenge

The Epworth-Euclid Chancel Choir has been selected as one of six finalists in the first annual WCLV/UCC Jubilation Chorus Challenge! Selected out of 27 competing choirs, the competition was open to choirs in any house of worship in six surrounding counties. The final round will take place on Friday evening, May 9 and Saturday morning, May 10, at Pilgrim Congregational Church in Tremont. This round is open to the public and there is no admission charge, so please come and support your choir as they share their musical gifts with the world! If you’re unable to attend but still wish to hear the performance, it will be broadcast live on WCLV and over the Internet for the whole world to hear! As soon as the exact date and time are known when the Epworth-Euclid choir will perform, it will be announced during worship services and in the Outlook, so please stay tuned. Congratulations and Hallelujah to the Epworth-Euclid music program!!

Chancel Choir
New members are always welcome to this ensemble of adult voices, singing anthems and other service music for Sunday worship September through June. Thursday evening rehearsals are assisted by four professional soloists who also serve as section leaders. The Chancel Choir offers several special programs throughout the year, including a hymn festival and an oratorio or cantata with orchestral accompaniment during Advent and Lent. Members range from students to retirees.

Handbell Choir
Using a four-octave set of Schulmerich bells, this group rehearses weekly and plays for Sunday worship several times each year. New members are always welcome and no experience is needed. The ability to read music is a plus.

Epworth-Euclid Concert Series
Special programs are offered several times throughout the season by Chancel Choir Soloists or guest artists, often with a luncheon or dessert following Sunday worship. The concerts are open to the public.

Our music department provides free practice space to Cleveland Institute of Music students throughout the school year. For organ students, the opportunity to practice on our Skinner pipe organ or the baroque pipe organ in the chapel provides aspiring organists with an extraordinary musical experience. Space is also provided for individual recitals, community concerts, and instrumental competitions.