Bryan College Worship and Performing Arts Department Takes Stage at Carnegie Hall

Over Thanksgiving Break, the Bryan College Worship and Performing Arts Department embarked on a remarkable journey to New York City, where 21 students and 4 faculty members had the honor of singing at the prestigious Carnegie Hall. This milestone experience marked the first time flying for four of the students, making it a truly memorable trip for everyone involved.

The ensemble joined the American Festival Chorus for the world premiere of “The Blessing of Christmas,” a moving composition by Phil Barfoot. Performing in the historic venue, the group uplifted many with their powerful renditions and heartfelt worship.

The tour also included a visit to the Brooklyn Tabernacle, where they participated in inspiring worship services. Additionally, the Bryan College choir held a concert at Gateway Church on Staten Island, aiming to encourage local churches and believers in the community.

Student Andrew Morris shared his excitement about the trip: “This was a wonderful trip! The whole experience was amazing and has created memories that will last a lifetime!”

Throughout their time in New York City, the students and faculty praised and glorified the name of Christ, sharing His love and message with audiences far and wide.

This unforgettable experience not only showcased the talents of Bryan College students but also strengthened their commitment to serving through music and ministry.

For more information about Bryan College Worship and Performing Arts Department and their upcoming events, visit Bryan College Worship and Performing Arts.