Upcoming Events

Harpist Sylvia Norris, who often performs with the West Michigan’s Symphony, starts the new season with a program of classical music that will be in keeping with September being the “Month of Peace”. 

Members of St. Paul’s serve meals every second Tuesday of the month. Supper House is under the broad umbrella of Mission for Area People, operating independently under a board comprised of representatives of many area churches, with financial contributions and volunteers from those same churches. A supper meal is offered Monday through Friday nights, often serving well over 100 adults and children each evening.  

Soprano Diane Penning, along with tenor and pianist Paul Langford, will present a stellar program of famous Broadway tunes. The duo has performed with the West Michigan Symphony on several occasions.

AnDro returns with their electric blend of Celtic and world music played on a variety of instruments, including hurdy-gurdy, Celtic harp, violin, and various forms of percussion. This popular trio has often performed at the Michigan Irish Music Festival.

The longtime organist at Mayflower church in Grand Rapids, Jonathan Tuuk returns to perform this year’s traditional program of solo organ music devoted to the Christmas season.

The traditional “Festival of Lessons and Carols” will return to St. Paul’s to highlight the holiday season with carols and readings of the Christmas story from both Old and New Testaments.

The highly-rated Olde Thyme Harmony Quartet, based in Owosso, Michigan, performs traditional barbershop quartet harmonies with warmth and a sense of humor. 

An extraordinary pianist, Solee Lee-Clark will perform classical selections in a solo performance. She has taught Muskegon Community College and has performed at First Congregational Church.