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Music Program

Welcome to the UUCFM Music Program!


 

The UUCFM Choir

The Choir rehearses on Sunday mornings from 9:30-10am before service in the sanctuary. It's free and there are no auditions. Music selections are reflective of the diversity of the congregation, which celebrates many and varied traditions. Come join us in singing!


The UUCFM Band

The Band rehearses on Sunday mornings from 9-10am in the sanctuary. Come join us in making music!

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The Worship & Music Ministry

Do you love music?  Would you like to be involved in this aspect of our service? The please come join our Worship & Music Ministry Team. Our regular meetings will be held on the third Sunday of each month  from 12:15PM-1:45PM. We would love to have your participation.

Do you love to sing?

Do you have an instrument that you enjoy playing?

Are you interested in becoming a part of our music team?

CONTACT Suellen Kipp, our Director of Music, to learn more.

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