Join us at the McCallie Chapel (500 Dodds Ave) for a program of uplifting seasonal spirituals and songs from Roland Carter, Rosephanye Powell, Andre Thomas, Carlos Simon, and more!

We will sing a small selection of upbeat songs to celebrate the Historic Lincoln Park and its community. It’s a special park that Eric Atkins has rightly described as “a place whose legacy has shaped generations and still holds a powerful place in Chattanooga’s story." Lincoln Park opened in 1918 and was once a community hub for the city and African American families across the whole region, featuring Negro League baseball, an Olympic-sized swimming pool, lighted fields, a ferris wheel, and more. A 2020 memorandum with the City of Chattanooga promised to bring certain features of the park back to life. Residents are still waiting for the promise to be fulfilled.

Bridges of Harmony Heritage Choir is pleased to be invited to perform at 1:30 pm at the Southside Juneteenth Jubilee! We will be sharing Roland Carter’s arrangement of “Live Every Voice,” plus other powerful spirituals. Join us in this celebration of freedom, culture, and community at the Bethlehem Center, 200 W 38th St!

We are pleased to be invited to participate in a two-day worship experience, sponsored by Love’s Arm. We will perform two powerful songs on Thursday evening in support of the outreach programs for Love’s Arm, which supports “women survivors of trafficking, addiction and all forms of commercial sexual exploitation.”

The 32nd annual Simmons-O’Neal concert is a collaborative concert to celebrate longtime local educators Everett O’Neal and Edmonia Simmons. The Chattanooga Boys Choir and the Bridges of Harmony Heritage Choir raise their voices together for this historic event.