Music Ministry
The musical life at All Saints’ is vibrant and spans a wide breadth of styles. If you are new to the church and would like to get involved then please contact our Associate Minister for Music, Chris Steynor: chris.steynor@lindfield.info
New Songs at All Saints
From July 2022 we'll be introducing some new songs at our contemporary services. You might like to have a listen using the links to Youtube videos below.
We look forward to using these to worship Jesus together.
9.30am Service
KING OF GLORY - Passion
LIFT HIGH THE NAME – Keith & Krysten Getty, Ed Cash
WHERE, O GRAVE - Ben Slee
LORD, I NEED YOU – Matt Maher
6pm (Cornerstone) Service
CHRIST, OUR HOPE – Getty/Townend
HYMN OF HEAVEN - Phil Wickham
UNTIL YOU DO - St. Aldates Worship
SING HIS PRAISE – Bethel
About All Saints Music Ministry
Contemporary music
Mainstream contemporary worship takes place at our 9.30am and 6pm (Cornerstone) services. The evening service is particularly focussed on getting our under-30s involved, although participation is open to everyone. There is a community of musicians who serve each congregation; if you can help lead us by singing or playing an instrument then do get in touch.
Daytime Choir
There is a choir who help lead the 11.15am service each week, rehearsing on Thursday afternoons at 3.30pm. We read from SATB parts although there is a range of reading ability among our members. If you appreciate traditional forms of worship and classical music, then our choir could be the place for you.
Children's Choir
In September 2021 we launched the All Saints Children’s Choir to give children the opportunity to lead worship and perform as part of our worship services.
The choir meets on Friday afternoons and is split into two age groups: the Junior Choir for Years 1-2 and the Senior Choir for children in year 3 and upwards. The Junior Choir meets from 4-4.45pm and the Senior Choir 5-5.45pm during term times. If your child would like to join then please contact Chris Steynor:
chris.steynor@lindfield.info.
Church Festivals
At Christmas and Easter we tend to gather larger groups of singers and musicians to enhance our singing for the main Christian festivals. Watch out for notices nearer the time.