David Turner is the Minister of Music and Worship at Ebenezer where he is the primary service musician and accompanist and director for the adult, children’s, and handbell choirs.

David has presented workshops and sessions throughout the southeast on service playing and improvisation to organists and other instrumentalists including The Fellowship of United Methodist Musicians of South Carolina, The Governor’s School for Arts and Humanities, and the Greenville, SC chapter of the AGO and is currently involved with the Columbia, SC chapter. David’s work beyond the bench extends to Cange Haiti with the Lila Duo through which he co-founded The Haiti Music Project.

He is also an active member of the South Carolina Philharmonic and has serves as the President of The Notables and is an ex-offcio member of the Philharmonic Board of Directors after serving in the same capacity for the Greenville, SC Symphony and Orchestra.

In addition to musical accolades, David received the prestigious Eagle Scout award. He also serves on the Marketing Committee for the City Center Partnership as part of the Main Street District in Columbia, SC and is currently in the 2018 Leadership South Carolina class of 2018.

David Turner, Artistic Director
Judy Heise, Administrative Assistant
Lisa McClain, President
Emily Brown, Vice-President

Members
George Donovan
Carolyn King
Marcia Lucius
Kristin Lynch
Sandra Roberson
Elisa Strickler

Ex Officio
Wendy Isgett, Financial Recorder
Phil Bingenheimer, Treasurer
Catherine Muller, President Emeritus
James H. Johnson, Director Emeritus
Diane Jones, Archivist

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