Acton Congregational has five vocal choirs, in which over 100 people sing.


The Senior Choir welcomes those who love singing a variety of choral music. It rehearses and sings weekly, usually at the 10:45 service, performing works by Schutz, Mozart and Brahms through Rutter and Jane Marshall. Two times per year, this group will perform a large work as part of worship. Recent pieces include Haydn Lord Nelson Mass, Bach Cantata No. 4, and the Britten Ceremony of Carols. Open to high school aged students to adults.



The One Voice Choir rehearses every other week and sings once per month, usually at the 8:45 service. One Voice usually performs music that is more contemporary. They are often called upon to perform with other choirs, especially the Adult Bell, Sing Out, and Junior Choirs. Open to high school aged students to adults.


Sing Out Choir is an ensemble made up primarily of high school students; although junior high students are also welcome. There is an emphasis on fellowship and growing together in this newly-formed choir. This choir rehearses weekly and sings occasionally in worship.



Junior Choir is open to children in grades 4-8. Junior Choir members begin learning to sight read and sing in parts. It usually performs an end-of-the-year cantata in June. The junior choir rehearses weekly and performs once a month at the 8:45 service.


Children's Choir is open to children from grades K-3. Children learn to praise God with their singing and begin to understand how music plays an important part in worship. This young choir rehearses each week and performs once a month at the 10:45 service.