At the beginning of the Christmas Eve service at Lititz Moravian Church, the congregation is cloaked in darkness as it begins to sing “Stille Nacht” — the German version of “Silent Night.” “It’s so ...
Das ist ein tag — This is the day. The words of Psalm 118 echoed through Central Moravian Church in Bethlehem Sunday as hundreds gathered to worship and commemorate the March 10, 1792, visit by more ...
Even during a brief rehearsal — in an empty sanctuary without instrumental accompaniment — the sacred music is intoxicating and inspiring. The voices of the Moravian singers echo through Knowles ...
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A solemn service with an upbeat name that will include the playing of an anthem for the first time in more than 200 years will be held today in Lititz. The Lititz Moravians call it the Great Sabbath.
Imgiguset: Trumpet Hymns, an album by Inuktitut tenor Karrie Obed and trumpeter Mark Turner, came about as a result of an impromptu performance in Germany. Obed and Turner were members of the Moravian ...
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