Worship & recordings
Join worship in the sanctuary or online. Explore music recital videos, including demonstrations of the church’s organs.
Music at House of Hope
Music is integral to our faith. Choirs, handbells, organs, and the Noyes Memorial Carillon bring beauty and expression to worship and community life.
Experience music in Sunday worship at 10 a.m., hear visiting performers, or explore recordings and the church’s instruments.
Join worship in the sanctuary or online. Explore music recital videos, including demonstrations of the church’s organs.
The Noyes Memorial Carillon is heard at worship and special events. Its annual July recital series brings national and international players to the neighborhood.
Directed by Matthew Culloton, the choir sings in worship and performs extended choral works with the Bach Chamber Players of St. Paul. New singers are welcome; previous musical experience is expected.
Vocal ensembles welcome age three through high school, with no experience required. The ensemble program is tuition-free and requires registration. Piano and voice lessons serve ages 5–105.
Bells of Hope, Sounds of Hope, and Sacred Bells offer different levels of commitment and musical experience, from junior high through adulthood. Some opportunities require no music reading.
Connect with Aaron David Miller, Matthew Culloton, Jessica Bandelin, and Tim Short for help finding your place in music.
Discover the Fisk, Jaeckel, Merklin, and Ducroquet organs and the 49-bell Noyes Memorial Carillon. Their histories and distinctive voices are part of the church’s musical life.
The handbell program’s Music in Mission outreach connects music and service through local congregations and its partnership with Keystone Communities.
Sounding Hope highlights the role of music in building community, deepening faith, and offering encouragement. Learn about its story and the ministry it supports.
To explore ways to support this work, visit special giving opportunities.