Sunday Morning Schedule
CURRENT SUNDAY SCHEDULE
10:30 am
Worship for All Ages
Worship at Pioneer begins at 10:30am. Children age 3 through Kindergarten visit The Upper Room during the sermon for an age specific worship experience. Childcare for infants and toddlers is provided each Sunday in the Nursery.
9:15 am
Pathways
Prior to worship, at 9:15 am we gather for our Christian Education classes, also known as Pathways. There are classes for all ages and all are welcome to drop-in or join on any Sunday!
Summer Worship Hours
9:30 am
Worship for All Ages
During the summer months of June, July and August, worship begins at 9:30am. Children age 3 through Kindergarten visit The Upper Room during the sermon for an age specific worship experience. Childcare for infants and toddlers is provided each Sunday in the Nursery.
Pioneer is a member of:
Presbyterian Church (USA)
The Presbytery of the
Western Reserve
Stephen Ministry
We are a Stephen Ministry Congregation
Music Ministries at Pioneer
Chancel Choir
The Chancel Choir (high school and adult) welcomes all singers to lead the congregation in worship on Sunday mornings. The choir sings a broad repertoire of music, seeking to glorify God and engage the congregation in their worship together. In addition to making great music, the members of the choir enjoy great fellowship and lots of fun together!
Rehearsals: Thursdays 7:30 to 9:00pm, September through May
For More Information contact Alex Kostrista, Director of Music
Handbell Choir
The Handbell Choir is a unique instrumental group in which each ringer is essential to make the beautiful sounds of English Handbells. Led by Diana Huff, this group brings their talents together to lead the congregation in worship and give praise to God with beautiful sound and music.
Rehearsals: Wednesdays at 7:00pm, September through May
Make a Joyful Noise to the Lord!
Pioneer is a musical congregation! There are many different musical groups including the Youth Band, instrumental ensembles, singing ensembles and soloists, handbell soloists and duets, and the occasional bagpiper! Adults, youth, and children all find ways to both glorify God and lead the congregation in worship using their musical gifts and talents.
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