Westminster Presbyterian Church seeks a Praise Band
Director to direct all music activity at its 9 a.m. contemporary
worship service each Sunday. Skills include singing and playing
an instrument. Candidate must have a vibrant faith along with
experience singing, playing an instrument (preferably piano) and
directing singers and musicians in worship. This is a part-time
position, up to 10 hours a week. Salary commensurate with
experience. Please send resume to Pastor Wes Nordman at
pastor@wesminsac.org
The Mission Revival movement was born in California and was the
first style to be exported from west to east, not vice versa. It
was distinctly Californian in character and marked a historically
transitory time. According to Karen Weitze, author
of California’s Mission Revival, the movement was
born in 1885 when Leland Stanford combined the adobe style
Franciscan Missions of California with a “higher form of
architecture” known as Richardsonian Romanesque, to create a
unique style for the campus of Stanford University, Palo Alto was
identified as ‘peculiarly Californian.’
CHARLES F. DEAN—Sacramento County has
good reason to be proud of its professional men, among whom is
numbered Mr. Charles F. Dean, of the well-known firm of
architects, Messrs.
For 150 years, Westminster has distinguished itself with
high-quality music, musicians, and musical instruments.
When many churches had only a piano or reed organ, Westminster’s
first church building (completed in about 1866 and located at 6th
& L Streets in downtown Sacramento) had a small, hand-pumped pipe
organ.
The Mission Revival movement was born in California and was the
first style to be exported from west to east, not vice versa. It
was distinctly Californian in character and marked a historically
transitory time. According to Karen Weitze, author
of California’s Mission Revival, the movement was
born in 1885 when Leland Stanford combined the adobe style
Franciscan Missions of California with a “higher form of
architecture” known as Richardsonian Romanesque, to create a
unique style for the campus of Stanford University, Palo Alto was
identified as ‘peculiarly Californian.’
CHARLES F. DEAN—Sacramento County has
good reason to be proud of its professional men, among whom is
numbered Mr. Charles F. Dean, of the well-known firm of
architects, Messrs.
For 150 years, Westminster has distinguished itself with
high-quality music, musicians, and musical instruments.
When many churches had only a piano or reed organ, Westminster’s
first church building (completed in about 1866 and located at 6th
& L Streets in downtown Sacramento) had a small, hand-pumped pipe
organ.
