Easter Cantata!

Our Traditional Service (11am) on Easter Sunday will feature a cantata, "Here Is Love".

What's a cantata? To put it simple, it's a narrative musical piece, including choir, instrumentalists, solists and narration. 

More about "Here Is Love":

"The Passion narrative is a story of power and struggle, of pain and disappointment, of betrayal and treachery. But most of all, it's a love story; the story of a Creator who loved the world so much that he gave his most precious possession to redeem it. At the center of the story is Jesus Christ, the expression of that love, who willingly gave his life on behalf of his friends (including his friends here in the 21st century).

When the Bible talks about sacrfice, there's a sense of amazement and wonder: "Greater love hath no mam," or "Behold, what manner of love..." This cantata, Here Is Love, tries to capture that wonder as we watch how God's loving plan of redemption plays out in the events of Christ's final week on earth. 

The music and lyrics are drawn from the words of believers past and present who have been touched by the overwhelming love of Christ and have attempted to express their gratitude in notes and words."