Adoring Christ Thru Song

What a night! We're so grateful to have been able to share Acts, the drama with the Butler community at Mt Chestnut Presbyterian Church! Couldn't have asked for a better way to kick off our 25th anniversary celebration.

We will be in Slippery Rock this afternoon at 3pm to share Acts, the drama one more time at Center Presbyterian in SR. See you then!

We are excited to announce that we will be supporting Pine Valley Camp during our Easter concert season as part of our 25th anniversary celebration!

Pine Valley Camp is a fantastic ministry giving kids a camp experience they will never forget, focused on Faith, Family, and Fun!

A percentage of all donations from our Easter concerts will go to Pine Valley Camp to support them as they get ready for their summer camp, and to help complete their new legacy dining hall!

Check them out for yourself at www.pinevalleycamp.org

Home | Pine Valley Camp At Pine Valley Camp we believe Faith is Foundational. Our desire is to bring our campers through our “steps” not “programs” so they become faithful, serving, and passionate followers of Jesus Christ

Every Easter season for the past quarter century, something special has taken place in Butler County.

Voices rise. Instruments fill the room. People from around 35 churches across the area step onto the same stage with one shared purpose.

For 25 years, ACTS (Adoring Christ Thru Song) has brought together believers from congregations throughout the county to worship Christ and share the hope of the Gospel through music.

Many congregations.
Many generations.
One Savior.

Each season we gather to tell the Gospel message through powerful music that draws the community together and point hearts toward Him.

A community united in song.
A legacy built on Faith.
And a tradition that continues this Easter season

25 years ago today Acts, the drama was presented at Duquesne University as the graduate recital of Bob Olsavicky II, one year after it was first performed by LaDonna's group in 2000.

Choirs and orchestras from across the area came together for that night.

This Easter, we perform that same cantata again, 25 years later.