
Cantus Convivium is the name or the music ministry at All Saints Church.
The mission of the music ministry at ASC is to provide biblically, aesthetically, and historically rich music for worship. Cantus Convivium seeks to train and inspire all ages to sing and play psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs well. These programs continue our commitment to music education, building on the foundation of children’s choirs and summer music camp, while embracing a vision that celebrates the rich tradition of church music we have inherited!
The mission of the music ministry at ASC is to provide biblically, aesthetically, and historically rich music for worship. Cantus Convivium seeks to train and inspire all ages to sing and play psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs well. These programs continue our commitment to music education, building on the foundation of children’s choirs and summer music camp, while embracing a vision that celebrates the rich tradition of church music we have inherited!
Read below to learn about three arms of Cantus Convivium
What is Liturgia?
Liturgia (meaning “liturgy”) is our Sunday morning program that meets bi-weekly during the Sunday School hour for students in preschool through grade 6.
No sign-up is needed—students can simply jump right in! Participants will learn music and skills to grow as worshippers while preparing for Covenant Renewal Worship.
No sign-up is needed—students can simply jump right in! Participants will learn music and skills to grow as worshippers while preparing for Covenant Renewal Worship.
What is schola?
Schola (meaning “school”) is a Wednesday evening children’s music education and choir program at All Saints Church, led by our own members. Designed to develop musical skills that enrich Sunday worship, Schola also offers dinner and fellowship for parents, creating a meaningful and enjoyable evening for the whole family.
What is Concordia?
Concordia (meaning “harmony”) is the new name for our Summer Music Camp. The program continues to train children in the language of music, with a focus on sacred music, and has flourished even beyond Lancaster County. We pray God continues to bless this ministry and our efforts to nurture young musicians.
Man's chief end is to glorify God and to enjoy Him forever.
Westminster Shorter Catechism, Question 1
