We will hold our last worship service of the spring on Sunday, May 28th.  Beginning in June those who can attend will meet in Hayden Hall for brief worship, prayer and fellowship.  Casual pot-luck goodies are welcome but not necessary.  Because of our limited numbers during the summer months this will be our summer plan.  We welcome all who can attend!

On Sunday, May 7 Daniel Torres will treat us to some classical guitar magic. Daniel is a 23-year-old native of New Mexico. He will be attending ASU for a double Master’s degree in Music program (voice and guitar) in the Fall of 2017.

Serving dinner to the homeless is one way to do mission work with others from CCOV.

Plan to meet at CCOV and then carpool to the W. Watkins Overflow Shelter where we will prepare and serve dinner for the homeless. All are welcome to come help serve, or to purchase/prepare food to served–or both! Continue reading →

John Good, a CCOV favorite, will return to help us celebrate Easter this year. John is not only a Celtic instrument specialist, but also a great story teller. His unique style and personality enhance the beauty and charm of the music of his native Wales.

Christopher McKay, Acting Assistant Principal Viola with the Phoenix Symphony, will be joining us for worship on February 19th. He has degrees from Louisiana State University and Indiana University, and served as Principal Viola with the Evansville, Indiana Philharmonic. His summer engagements have included fellowships at Tanglewood Music Center and the Spoleto Festival USA. He will join with Larry in a program of classical selections for viola and piano.

Serving dinner to the homeless is one way to do mission work with others from CCOV.

Plan to meet at CCOV and then carpool to the W. Watkins Overflow Shelter where we will prepare and serve dinner for the homeless. All are welcome to come help serve, or to purchase/prepare food to served–or both! Continue reading →

Join us on Sunday, November 13 for Potluck dinner following Worship to welcome our winter visitors/members back. It should be a great time, with great food, and an opportunity to catch up on the events of the past few months, when our flock scattered around the world.

On Sunday, October 2, we welcome back Phoenix Symphony violinist Levon Zarasian for a program of Spanish music. Levon is the first soloist to appear this coming year as part of our worship services on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of each month.

On October 16, soprano Jenn Newman, who has been a frequent soloist with the Phoenix Symphony, will be our guest and cellist Peter Anderegg will join Larry on November 6 for his second appearance at CCOV.