Sing in the choir or play in the orchestra for our March 2023 performance. Link to sign up below!

The Miracle

Experience a community music performance like no other! Musicians from performing groups and congregations throughout the Great Lakes Bay Region have joined together to present Rob Gardner’s oratorio Lamb of God. The music retells the final days, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ through choir, full orchestra, soloists, and narration. Lamb of God is performed every year around the world by thousands of musicians across dozens of faiths. Join us as this event comes to our area with locally and internationally acclaimed soloists and musicians. Whether you experience the Lamb of God as a captivated audience member or play a part in it as an instrumentalist, or vocalist, you will leave transformed by the power and truth of this witness of God’s love. For more information, including the latest updates, like our facebook page: www.facebook.com/lambofgodmidland

We will be back for the first time since 2020! Hear this beautiful music on March 3rd and 4th, 2023 at the Midland Center for the Arts. If you would like to sing in the choir, play in the orchestra, or perform as a soloist, fill out this form.

Please note, this is not a Midland Center for the Arts presentation.

Performances

Friday, March 3, 2023 7:30 pm

Saturday, March 4, 2023 7:30 pm

Midland Center for the Arts

1801 West St. Andrews Rd Midland, Michigan 48640

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"Inspired. Enchanted. The most beautiful music I’ve ever heard."

"So excited that this beautiful music came to Midland!"

"Whether you experience it from the audience or the stage, Lamb of God is a powerfully moving, beautifully fulfilling experience. I recommend it to all, whether or not you believe in Christ. I’ve been involved in the performance of Lamb of God in Kalamazoo... and have heard from people of all walks how much they enjoyed... experiencing Lamb of God. Come see for yourself!"

"This work has the power and beauty to inspire, overwhelm and sweep away."