Music with a Mission is a long-running mission project of First Presbyterian Church. It's formula is simple: top-quality concerts delivered free to the community, with all donations going to bolster a local mission project. This year's mission is P.A.C.K., a non-profit that delivers thousands of meals to hungry Savannah school kids every week.
The 2026-2027 Season
October 24, 2026 @ 5:30 pm: Soundtrack for P.A.C.K. New Orleans-inspired R&B and roots rock & roll from local powerhouse band Rockin' Scott and the Hot Shots. Pianist Scott Alexander, bass player Mike Perry, blues guitarist Ben Kiser and drummer Jesse Jordan will be cooking up a toe-tapping, dance-inducing gumbo.
January 16, 2027 @ 5:30 pm: Pull Out the Stops. Savannah prodigy Abigail Crafton will showcase her talent with a selection of sacred and classical repertoire on our magnificent Schlueter pipe organ. This 18-year-old Eastman School of Music student is definitely one to watch!
April 24, 2027 @ 5:30 pm: Seraph Brass. An internationally acclaimed all-female brass quintet is coming to town to delight us with their shining instruments and bright sounds, from classics to newly commissioned works. Expect supremely professional musicianship.
May, 2027 (date to come): Birthday Party! Local choirs will join their voices in a hymn festival to celebrate First Presbyterian's 200th birthday. Hear favorite hymns and anthems -- plus new choral music composed specifically for this auspicious occasion.
January 16, 2027 @ 5:30 pm: Pull Out the Stops. Savannah prodigy Abigail Crafton will showcase her talent with a selection of sacred and classical repertoire on our magnificent Schlueter pipe organ. This 18-year-old Eastman School of Music student is definitely one to watch!
April 24, 2027 @ 5:30 pm: Seraph Brass. An internationally acclaimed all-female brass quintet is coming to town to delight us with their shining instruments and bright sounds, from classics to newly commissioned works. Expect supremely professional musicianship.
May, 2027 (date to come): Birthday Party! Local choirs will join their voices in a hymn festival to celebrate First Presbyterian's 200th birthday. Hear favorite hymns and anthems -- plus new choral music composed specifically for this auspicious occasion.
