The Chancel Choir  regularly sings in the traditional worship services. This choir is open to adults who have an interest in singing sacred music and who are committed to serving Christ with their musical abilities.  

Prattville First Methodist Church is blessed to have a wonderful choir program for children of all ages. Our age level choirs meet weekly during the school year in preparation for singing in our traditional worship services, as well as a special Christmas program and spring program. Our children's choirs are divided according to their age group and meet with their choir directors  from 5:45-6:30 on Wednesday nights before attending Bible study at 6:30.

The Genesis Singers Youth Choir is open to students in grades 7th-12th. This choir sings frequently in the traditional worship services and takes an annual choir tour to various cities throughout the United States.  They meet weekly on Sunday nights at 5:00pm. 

The Handbell Choir meets weekly to prepare for a wide-range of sacred handbell music to play in our traditional worship services. Prior handbell experience and the ability to read music is required for this ensemble.

The 50 Forward Singers is open to anyone age 50 or older who has a desire to serve through music. This group meets weekly to rehearse hymns and popular music from the "good ol' days" to present to residents at local nursing facilities. 

Jeremy Pyles
Director of Music Ministries
Jeremy Pyles, a native of Opelika, AL and graduate of Auburn University, has served as the Director of Music Ministries since 2015 where he has led a thriving music ministry with choirs for all ages that seek to share God’s love through song. Choirs under Jeremy’s direction  have toured nationally and internationally and have sung at many prestigious venues, such as Carnegie Hall, Coventry Cathedral (Coventry, England), the Biltmore Estate, and the Alabama Governor’s Mansion.  

As an active member of the Prattville community, Jeremy conducts the Prattville Community Chorus, serves as Chairman of the Distinguished Young Woman of  Autauga County Scholarship Program,  and remains active as a concert performer and voice teacher.