Watch this moving evening of music and reflection featuring the Armstrong Chancel Choir. This special Easter concert will feature the powerful and deeply moving Requiem by acclaimed composer Michael John Trotta.
Trotta’s Requiem is both beautiful and contemplative—a musical prayer offered for those who have gone before us, for those who remain, and for all who face life’s uncertainties. Through rich choral textures and expressive melodies, the work invites listeners into a space of remembrance, hope, and peace.
This concert offers a meaningful opportunity to pause, reflect, and prepare our hearts for the story of Christ’s passion and resurrection. The Chancel Choir will take us through this profound musical experience that reminds us of God’s enduring promise of comfort, mercy, and eternal peace.
Conductor: B. Michael Perry
Organist: Stacy Haney Soloists: Grace Wynn, Grace Callahan, Megan Schneider, Kim Brotherton, and Evan Herbert
Share in worship this Easter
Come experience the joy, hope, and victory of Jesus’ resurrection in a warm and welcoming community. You’ll encounter three inspiring styles of worship featuring soloists, choral, and contemporary music, along with a meaningful Easter message centered on hope and renewal. Children are invited into a fun, engaging environment where they can learn about Jesus and celebrate the season in age-appropriate ways.
Celebrate the joy and hope of Easter Sunday at Armstrong Chapel with a powerful message, Seeking Resurrection Life. Rooted in Colossians 3:1–4 (NRSVUE) and Psalm 118:1–2 (CEV), this message invites us to lift our hearts toward the life Christ offers—renewed, restored, and alive in Him.
Worship is enriched by inspiring music from the Armstrong Chancel Choir, along with special guest musicians: Pat Counts and Bob Gray (trumpet), Hannah Oprea (French horn), Steve Hoock and Kim Trytten (trombone), and Benjamin Mueller (tuba).
Experience the celebration of resurrection, where hope rises and new life begins.
Each Easter at Armstrong Chapel, we invite you to take part in a meaningful tradition by helping create the Living Cross. Before the service, bring a flower and place it on the cross as a symbol of new life and resurrection. After worship, gather your family and stop by to take a photo with the completed Living Cross—a vibrant reminder of our shared celebration. Be sure to share your photos on social media and tag them with #armstrongchapelumc!
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