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The concept
for Sounds of Hope Project (SOHP) was born in 2002
as a therapeutic outlet for musician Mary Lou Lydecker, who
was diagnosed with a rare auto-immune disease and virtually
housebound. The first recording, Keys to Peace, Sounds
of Hope was so successful that a 2nd CD was recorded,
Sounds of Hope. In order to keep costs at a minimum and to
be able to provide CDs to those in need, the SOHP became established
as a non-profit organization in May, 2004. Its mission is
to comfort, relax, and soothe listeners through the production
of inspirational music CDs. The SOHP is a music outreach program
that targets shut-ins, those under hospice care, the hospitalized
and those in nursing homes. The SOHP also gives local musicians
the opportunity to perform and record their favorite classical
or inspirational music.
If you
would like to learn more about becoming a featured performer
with the SOHP, please contact
us.
"Hope for the Spirit"
- April 13, 2008 - St. Paul Lutheran Church, Westlake, Ohio
The congregation of
St. Paul Lutheran Church in Westlake, Ohio
is celebrating it's 150th anniversary this year! As part of the celebration, the congregation
has invited Sounds of Hope Organist, Matthew Ginter, to help present a program of hymns and history.
Together with hymn historian, Jo Ann Van Scyoc, Mr. Ginter and the combined choirs of St. Paul
(voice, bell and contemporary) will lead you in singing and listening to settings of hymns and
praise songs. Please plan to join us at 3:00pm at St. Paul Lutheran Church - Located at 27933
Detroit Road - Westlake, Ohio 44145. Read more
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