Choir Tour

Good evening from a soaked Beatrice, Nebraska! We have completed another day of tour, full of wonderful singing and community. Before departing from Kansas, some of the men had the privilege of enjoying the donut shop in Newton, KS called Druber’s. Before going to the all-night restaurant, I was informed that it was something of a hotspot … Keep reading »

Once we said our goodbyes to our new friends at Rainbow Mennonite Church, we got back on the bus to depart for Newton, Kansas. The three-hour bus ride to Shalom Mennonite Church was nothing compared to the ten-hour ride from Goshen to Kansas City. It was even a good time to rejuvenate and rest after the … Keep reading »

After a ten-hour, three-movie bus ride from snowy Goshen to sunny Kansas City, we unpacked at the beautiful stone Rainbow Mennonite Church just before supper. And what a supper it was! Members of the Rainbow Mennonite Church congregation picked up barbecued pork, brisket and ribs from Quick’s Barbecue right down the street. We met up … Keep reading »

This was quite a week for the Goshen College Men’s Chorus. On Sunday, Feb. 19, Maestro Vance George, the Toledo Symphony, and the Goshen College Combined Choirs along with 30 select high school singers and select members of the Music Center’s children choir, Shout for Joy, presented, as part of a larger program, Gabriel Fauré’s … Keep reading »

The 45-voice Goshen College Men’s Chorus is touring during spring break, sharing music that reflects on the theme of “Light in the Darkness” at churches and schools in Indiana, Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska, Feb. 26-March 4, as well as performing a concluding home concert in Goshen. More information on the chorus and our tour is available … Keep reading »

Last night was our last concert of the tour, at College Mennonite Church here in Goshen.  The home crowd was outstanding, almost completely packing out the church.  Hopefully there will be some pictures of the concert up on the GC website soon. Before the concert, some of the seniors shared a little bit what choir … Keep reading »

Sandy Spring Friends School, Christopher Dock Mennonite High School, Philadelphia Mennonite High School, West Philadelphia Mennonite Fellowship.