An internationally known Christian music group, Jon Stemkoski’s Celebrant Singers, will appear in a free concert 7:30 p.m. today at St. Benedict’s Catholic Church, 632 N. Kickapoo.
Since 1977, the California-based Celebrant Singers have crisscrossed the globe with multiple troupes of 10 singers, live orchestra, lights and sound, presenting thousands of concerts featuring their signature close, energetic vocal harmonies in an eclectic blend of contemporary, liturgical, praise and worship and gospel music.
Each concert is seasoned with international testimonies and finished off with a time of personal prayer ministry.
The group is interdenominational, ecumenical and international. Group members are dedicated and talented young adults who represent many major Christian traditions and hail from all parts of the United States, Canada and many other countries.
Sharing their faith and their lives with others is job one, eclipsing even their concerts.
Since their inception, Celebrant Singers have performed in more than 5,000 Catholic parishes in North America and thousands more overseas. They’ve enjoyed multiple private audiences with Pope John Paul II and provided music for the late Mother Teresa’s Nobel Peace Prize reception.
Stemkoski started the group with $150 in his pocket after receiving the inspiration in 1975 in Poland.
Auditions for future ministry teams will be held following the concert.
A freewill offering will be received for the singers’ ministry during the concert.
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An internationally known Christian music group, Jon Stemkoski’s Celebrant Singers, will appear in a free concert 7:30 p.m. today at St. Benedict’s Catholic Church, 632 N. Kickapoo.
Since 1977, the California-based Celebrant Singers have crisscrossed the globe with multiple troupes of 10 singers, live orchestra, lights and sound, presenting thousands of concerts featuring their signature close, energetic vocal harmonies in an eclectic blend of contemporary, liturgical, praise and worship and gospel music.
Each concert is seasoned with international testimonies and finished off with a time of personal prayer ministry.
The group is interdenominational, ecumenical and international. Group members are dedicated and talented young adults who represent many major Christian traditions and hail from all parts of the United States, Canada and many other countries.
Sharing their faith and their lives with others is job one, eclipsing even their concerts.
Since their inception, Celebrant Singers have performed in more than 5,000 Catholic parishes in North America and thousands more overseas. They’ve enjoyed multiple private audiences with Pope John Paul II and provided music for the late Mother Teresa’s Nobel Peace Prize reception.
Stemkoski started the group with $150 in his pocket after receiving the inspiration in 1975 in Poland.
Auditions for future ministry teams will be held following the concert.
A freewill offering will be received for the singers’ ministry during the concert.
