Kindergarten through Elementary students learn how to apply music concepts while fostering a love for song and worship.
A Classical Experience with a Biblical Approach
All GCS choir programs are intentionally directed to each child’s spiritual growth. We believe music and song are a form of worship. Introducing students to this concept at a young age, and reinforcing throughout their school career, is vital to their spiritual walk with God. We emphasize that music is a form of worship that can be shown from the inside out.
Each elementary grade level has choir practice once a week where students learn proper performance etiquette, stage performance and how to worship through song. We also prepare for our annual Christmas and Spring Concerts in this class.
Students get a chance to put the skills they’ve acquired in Choir into practice in their weekly chapel service. Designed just for them, the Elementary Chapel service is where students worship through song and the Word of God.
Our choir program fosters a love for singing and worship that is evident with each rehearsal and chapel service. Students sing songs that are well known and newer songs from artists that are familiar and interesting. We foster a love for music as students discover it as a form of worship and a way to show their love for God.
Elementary Programs
All kindergarten and elementary students participate in our two annual elementary programs. Students also have opportunities for special performing roles which serve as a great introduction to our Performing Arts program available to our middle and high school students.
Christmas Program
This celebration of Christmas performed by our elementary students is a guaranteed crowd pleaser! Produced by our Performing Arts department, the production includes performances by the Elementary Choir and special roles from elementary students. Our middle and high school students assist with sound, lighting and video production.
Spring Program
The Elementary Spring performances are fun and biblically based, giving students an opportunity to display their hard work in music, choir and performing arts, while learning a valuable biblical principle or life lesson.
