"There is no better place to hear music, than standing right in front of this inspiring choir."

Celebrating 27 years, director Alan Chipman says, "There is no better place to hear music, than standing right in front of this inspiring choir. What a blessing." He continues, "Music brings us alive and connects us with heaven." What better inspiration does a choir need than to hear the praises of its director.

Originating from decades of performing together in the Oakland Temple Pageant — And It Came to Pass, members of that choir continued their strong association with one another as the Temple Hill Choir under the leadership of Alan Chipman and Jennifer Brown. More recently, long-time choir member and qualified musician Amy Strong has joined the leadership as an Assistant Director. Now, a couple of decades later, the choir has a rich history under its belt. They perform concerts on Temple Hill and around the Bay Area, and have been known for taking an occasional tour deep into the Pacific Northwest. They have been singing many of their best loved songs from their favorite Christmas concerts, and they also perform at least one oratorio that requires a large choir and several soloists. The choir performs the Lamb of God Easter oratorio in April and features a 120-voice choir, 150-voice youth choir, and 13 soloists. In addition, they perform for Days of Christmas events and for Scrooge! The Musical.