Celebrate the Joy: 100 Years of Music Making

PRUMC Chancel Choir
Georgia Boy Choir
Doxology Youth Choir
Full Symphony Orchestra

Scott Atchison, Conductor
Jonathan Easter, Organist
John Lemley, Master of Ceremonies

The Music and Arts Program celebrates the church’s centennial with a program of beloved pieces of our church community and music that honors the rich history, artistic excellence, and legacy of Music and Arts at Peachtree Road. The program will feature the world premiere of Philip Stopford’s The Tabernacle of God, commissioned for the Peachtree Road Chancel Choir and Scott Atchison in honor of our Centennial Celebration. This is a once-in-a-lifetime event!

$15 suggested donation.
Concert Program pdf

Favorite Anthems
Jubilate Deo (Johnson)
Come, Thou fount of every blessing (Wilberg)
The dream Isaiah saw (Rudolph)
Hallelujah (Beethoven)
How lovely is Thy dwelling place (Brahms)
I was glad (Parry)
Rise heart, the Lord is risen (Stroope)

Favorite Hymns
Christ the Lord is Risen Today
O Come All Ye Faithful
O God Our Help in Ages Past
Old Hundredth
Rejoice, the Lord is King

Click here for a special video message from composer Philip Stopford.

Philip Stopford (b.1977) began his musical career as a chorister at Westminster Abbey. He later studied music at Keble College, Oxford University where he was Organ Scholar and held the same post at Truro and Canterbury Cathedrals. He was appointed Assistant Organist at Chester Cathedral in 2000 and Director of Music at Belfast Cathedral in 2003. In 2016, Philip was appointed Director of Music at Christ Church, Bronxville NY following three months as Composer in Residence, and returned full time to the UK in 2021.

Philip’s sacred music is published by Hal Leonard and MorningStar Music and self-published at philipstopford.com. His music was first recorded by Ecclesium, a choir established and directed by Philip, and more recently by Truro Cathedral Choir (with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales) and the Choir of St Luke’s Chelsea.