Our Chancel Choir has a rich history of excellent music.  The Chancel Choir of the 11am traditional worship service is open to all adults from all walks of life who share a love of singing. No audition is required, in fact no formal music training is required! In addition to singing anthems and supporting congregational singing, the choir prepares special presentations during the year.
  

The Praise Band leads the 9am Worship Service with contemporary worship music and rehearses Wednesday evenings in the Taft Christian Life Center. Singers, instrumentalists, creative artists and more are welcome. The Praise Band is led by Mary Gardner, please let us know of your interest to serve with music and worship.

Children and youth learning music, participating in drama, creating art grow in faith, serve others together, and learn how to become leaders in worship is primary to Christian growth.  From preschool to high school, participants learn in a fun and active environment and lead in our worship services. Stay tuned for more about when and how your child can be a part of this ministry. Please let us know your interests as well!

Come sing or play with the Jammers, Tuesdays, 6-7pm.
We enjoy country, folk, gospel music, hymns and more. Guitars, ukuleles, mandolins, hand percussion, vocals and more are part of the Jarvis Jammers. Join in the fun!
Everyone is welcome to participate, play, sing or just listen!
Jarvis Jammers is led by Jonathan Soulen.

With five octaves of handbells at Jarvis, handbell ensembles for beginners and experienced ringers of multiple ages are coming back soon! Please let us know of your interest - all ages and abilities are welcome.
Stay tuned for more information!

Jarvis has a history of excellent instrumentalists and instrumental music in worship services. This ensemble is formed for different occasions and plays for worship services. If you play an instrument and would like to be included in our orchestral ensemble please contact Cheryl Stephenson, Director of Music Ministries.

The Robert Rives Taylor pipe organ was originally installed by the Tellers Pipe Organ Company of Erie, Pa., in 1958. The organ was restored and enlarged by Bob Lent of Shenandoah Organ Studio in Lyndhurst, Va., in 2006. The main organ, located at the front of the sanctuary, has 43 ranks, and the antiphonal organ, which also serves as the chapel organ, adjacent to the sanctuary, has six ranks. Stops added in 2006 six are the trumpet, clarion and vox humana in the Swell division. The most recent addition to the organ was the Festival Trumpet stop, added in 2013 and visible on each side of the choir loft arch.

Jarvis Memorial’s Music Ministry has three grand pianos in the church. The sanctuary has a 7’ Conservatory Concert Grand Yamaha, the choir room has a 5’ C2 Concert Grand Yamaha, and our chapel has a Howard Grand. There is a keyboard with our Praise Team.

Jarvis Memorial’s Music Ministry has 5 octaves of Malmark handbells and a full set of choir chimes.