Music Ministry

Join us at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church and be part of something truly transformative! Under the inspiring leadership of Fred Eschenfelder, our Music Ministry offers you more than just the opportunity to join a choir; it’s a chance to serve the church and enrich your spirit through music.
Blessed Sacrament Youth & Children’s Choir
Our Blessed Sacrament Youth & Children’s Choir is composed of enthusiastic students from 3rd to 7th grade who meet on Mondays from 3pm to 3:45pm in the Church. Together, they bring joy and hope to our weekend Masses throughout the year, culminating in their special performance at the Christmas Vigil Mass at 4:30pm.
Contemporary Choir and Band
Every Sunday at 11:00am, we invite you to share your unique gifts with the Contemporary Choir and Band as we prepare for the uplifting 11:30am Mass. If you sing or play an instrument, come bring your talents and let’s lift our voices in praise together!
Blessed Sacrament Church Choir
The Blessed Sacrament Church Choir welcomes adults and teens of all ages to join our vibrant community. We gather every Wednesday from 7:00pm to 8:30pm in the Chapel, practicing beautiful choral pieces that enhance the prayerful experience at our 10:00am Mass every Sunday. Our choir season runs from September to Pentecost, with special highlights during the Christmas and Easter seasons, along with concerts including the annual St. Jerome Choir Festival in February.
Blessed Sacrament Bell Choir
Adults and teens are encouraged to join us every Wednesday from 6pm to 7pm in the Church, from September through Pentecost, to create enchanting sounds together.
You can also shine as a Cantor or Song Leader. Our Cantors and Song Leaders prepare ahead of the main choir rehearsal at 6:45pm in the Chapel, guiding the music at our various scheduled Masses.
To get involved or for more information, reach out to our Music Director & Organist, Fred Eschenfelder at: blessedsacramentchoirgroup@gmail.com
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