Music Program

The biblical picture of worship is one of abundance and extravagance. Psalm 150 furnishes a long list of things that could be used to praise God: trumpets, lutes, harps, tambourines, dancing, strings, pipes, and all different kinds of cymbals, many of which are heard at St. John’s throughout the course of a year. At the end of the psalm, as if the writer’s imagination has run out things to list and wishing to encompass just about everything on earth, the writer invites “everything that has breath” to join in praise God. This is the kind of worship we try to offer at St. John’s to the God who showers us with abundant and extravagant grace.  

We are blessed with a number of excellent instrumentalists and singers who enrich the worship at St. John’s. We currently are led by the talent and passion of Leo Radosavljevic on the organ/piano and his wife Angela DeVenuto as Cantor.

Bradford Organ

Our magnificent two-manual, 32-rank Bradford organ is the breath of our congregational signing. For complete specifications, please visit the Organ Historical Society.