What is a Servant Singer?
Servant Singers is the name of our Children’s Choir. We are all God’s servants and are taught to worship Him and use our talents to praise Him. This is what the children do. Use their talents to tell of their love for God and to show their desire to please Him and praise His name.

When do the Servant Singers meet and what will they be doing?
Servant Singers are currently meeting on Sunday afternoon from 5:00 – 6:30 p.m.  Cherub Chior members are meeting on Sunday afternoon from 3:30 to 4:30

Why should I enroll my child in this program?
One good reason would be to free yourself up to enroll in one of our Small Group, Home Bible Study Classes or to allow yourself time to re-energize for the coming week. For the child, there are many advantages. Children will be learning about the Lord and learning how to use their gifts from Him, to worship Him. Music itself has many advantages. It has been proven that children involved in music programs become more self assured and confident. We also work on speech and posture.

Will the children be performing and if so how often?
Definitely! Once choir is up and running for the season, you will be given a schedule; however, they usually sing once a month on Sunday mornings or during Family Worship on Wednesday evening.. They also do two programs a year: A Christmas musical and a spring show or musical.

Do the children do things other than sing at the church?
Yes they do. We try to do at least one service project each season, some of the things we have done are to participate in the Shoebox ministry for underprivileged children, decorate the home of one of the church’s “senior citizens” for Christmas. Make and deliver crafts to nursing homes and senior centers and perform for them. Send boxes to our soldiers overseas, collect canned food for the Food Bank, and collect stuffed animals for the Highway Patrol’s “Kids in Crisis” program.  We have taken a trip to Busch Gardens and we like to party with bowling, pizza and swimming being among our favorites.

What are some of the musicals performed to date?
“Operation, Christmas Child”, “America, An Evening of Celebration and Remembrance”, “Meet Me At The Manger”, “Fun in the Son”, “The One and Only Original Christmas Factory”, Hans Bronsons Gold Medal Mission”, Angel Alert”, ”Inside Out”, “A Christmas Carol”, “King of the Jungle!”, and “The Christmas S.O.C.C.E.R Team.  In addition they have participated in the “Kids Can Make A Difference” Children’s Choir Festival in 2005, 2006, and 2007

What about the Cherub Choir?
While the same principals are used in teaching the Cherubs, the rehearsals are much less structured. The children perform much less frequently.  Children get to play with rhythm instruments and learn simple choreographed moves and usually perform a mini musical either in the spring or at Christmas time or both!

Is there anything else I should know?
Your child is important to all of us at Southside and we’d like to help you wherever we can. Please do not hesitate to call us if you have a question or concern about your child’s musical and spiritual growth or if you just need to talk. We’re here to helpWhat are some of the musicals performed to date?
“Operation, Christmas Child”, “America, An Evening of Celebration and Remembrance”, “Meet Me At The Manger”, “Fun in the Son”, “Hans Bronson’s Gold Medal Mission”, Angel Alert”, ”Inside Out”, “A Christmas Carol”, and “King of the Jungle!” just to name a few.  They also host and participate in “Kids Can Make A Difference” Children’s Choir Festival and canned food drive each spring.