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Our music program is the envy of congregations twice our size, and music consistently appears near the top of “appreciative inquiry” surveys of our congregation. What is it about music that makes it such an important part of our worship life and our community? How can our music program support us through our upcoming capital campaign and beyond? Music director David M. Glasgow preaches, and the choir sings.
“Silence (And Other Figments of Our Imagination)”: It may seem paradoxical for us to focus on silence at our annual Music Sunday service. On the other hand, where else is a musician to begin, but silence? And what do we do when we can’t find any? Our Music Director, David M. Glasgow will lead this special Music Sunday with the UUCV Choir performing.
