School of the Arts by Pathfinder Church is a place where students of all ages are invited to develop in a variety of artistic skills in order to impact the community and the church.

Connected Community
School of the Arts is a self-supporting outreach ministry that is part of the greater Pathfinder Church and St. John School community. This intersection of faith and educational circles provides the opportunity for students and families to learn, connect, and grow in community with one another, all on one campus.

Personal & Musical Growth
At School of the Arts, we believe in using music as a way to promote personal growth and encourage expression through the arts. (Our instructors are passionate about having a strong foundation of trust and personal relationship with their students.) Lessons are intentionally structured to meet the needs of every student, allowing instructor’s to tailor the lesson experience around the student’s interests, goals, and learning styles.

Cultivating Creativity
We believe that performing is a way for students to build confidence, feel empowered, and experience community support for their hard work. We offer both recitals and workshops each session that allow students to collaborate with other musicians, apply creativity through musical theater and other avenues, duet with their instructors, and showcase their personal progress from lessons onstage.

Private Lessons
School of the Arts offers private lessons in:
– Piano
– Guitar
– Voice
– Percussion
– Art
Fall 2023 Session:
August 21 – November 30
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SCHOOL OF THE ARTS BY PATHFINDER CHURCH
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School of the Arts is a self-supporting ministry of Pathfinder Church.
Still have questions about the School of the Arts?
Please email Eva Robinson, Director of School of the Arts, at [email protected] or call the SOTA direct line at (636) 779-2366.