At Noblesville First, we cherish the timeless traditions that connect us to our faith's rich history while embracing the beauty and reverence of worship. Here, you'll find a sanctuary where music, liturgy, and community come together to create a space for spiritual renewal and profound connection with God. Join us as we gather to celebrate, reflect, and grow in our faith, nurturing our spirits and finding strength and inspiration for our daily lives. Contact Dr. Jeff Wright or call the church office 317-773-2500.
Chancel Choir
Enjoy singing? Everyone is invited to sing with the chancel choir on Sundays during Lent, Good Friday, and/or Easter. The choir rehearses at 7:30pm on Wednesdays in the Choir Room (Door 1) and sings in worship each Sunday at 9:00am and 10:30am in the sanctuary. The journey through Lent and Holy Week concludes with singing the Hallelujah Chorus on Easter Sunday morning. Even if you have to miss a Sunday or two, you are welcome to join the choir for any Sundays that work in your schedule.
Summer Choir & Christmas Choir
Busy schedule? Short on time? Consider singing with the choir for the annual Christmas Festival of Music & Art and at Christmas Eve Worship on December 24 at 11:00pm. Likewise, consider joining Summer Choir in the month of August. No weekly rehearsals are required. Simply come to church early on those Sundays and rehearse for one hour prior to the performances 10:30 worship in the sanctuary. Sing each Sunday, or just one or two. Whatever works into your schedule.
Chancel Ringers Handbell Ensemble
Chancel Ringers meet from September through May. Rehearsals are on Wednesdays from 6:15-7:15pm in the Choir Room. The ensemble plays once each month in the 9:30am worship service. Members of this ensemble must be able to read music notation and must be open to having fun with creating beautiful music together. We play a variety of musical styles that use many different handbell techniques. This is a group that works hard, laughs a lot, and makes wonderful contributions to our worship services.