Timothy Tuller has served as Canon for Music (Organist and
Choir Director) of St. John’s Cathedral since January, 2007. Prior to coming to
St. John’s, Tim held positions at Cathedral Church of the Advent in Birmingham,
Alabama, and the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee. Tim is a graduate of the
Cleveland Institute of Music and Ithaca College.
Music
Music played before and after the services on the Cathedral's magnificent pipe organ is chosen for spiritual reflection, or as accents for special holidays. For Christmas, Easter, Pentecost, Advent, and Lent, the organ music reflects the tone of the occasion, often involving re-creations of very old organ music as new, refreshing updated settings.
Canon for Music Timothy Tuller is a native of Elmira, New York, is a summa cum laude graduate of Ithaca College. Since January 2007, he has served as Canon for Music here at St. John's Cathedral. Tim earned his Master of Music degree from the Cleveland Institute of Music, where he received the valedictory prize. Previously the Music Associate at the Cathedral Church of the Advent in Birmingham, Alabama, Tim has more than sixteen years of freelance service-playing experience in several Christian denominations. His principal organ teachers include Richard L. Shae, J. William Greene, Allison Evans-Henry, and Todd Wilson.
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Tim Tuller
Canon for Music
904-632-9104, ext. 120
Pam Searcy
Director of Parish Engagement and Development
(904) 632-9104 ext. 106
In her role as Director of Parish Engagement and Development, Pam oversees the annual pledge campaign and other fundraising activities throughout the year. She works with the Stewardship and Development Council to organize and implement initiatives for gift planning and managing the endowment fund. Pam also oversees programs for newcomers and parish engagement.
As the liturgy assistant, Pam performs administrative and operational support functions for all worship services, online and socially distant, in-person.
Jennifer Meister
Assistant Conductor
(321) 331-6894
Jennifer rehearses the introit anthem at each Sunday morning rehearsal. She then directs the introit anthem from the baptismal font at the beginning of each 10 a.m. service. In the event the Canon for Music is absent, the assistant conductor conducts the offertory anthem and the communion motet in the choir stalls during Sunday morning services.
Rose Lindblad
Music Librarian
(904) 955-1485
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Choir of St. John's Cathedral
Consisting of 40 singers, the Choir at St. John’s is an integral part of the worship experience, singing every Sunday in 11 a.m. service, and also for Carol Services, Evensongs as well as Holy Day services. The Cathedral Choir is comprised of auditioned singers, many of whom are also accomplished instrumentalists. Adding to the Cathedral music department are principals from the Jacksonville Symphony, along with other professional players in the area. Experienced singers may arrange an audition appointment with Canon for Music Timothy S. Tuller: (904) 356-5507, ext. 120.
The Choir of St. John’s was the choir-in-residence at the Washington National Cathedral in July 2018. The Choir was honored during the summer of 2010 to serve as choir-in-residence at Ely Cathedral in England. The Choir traveled to England in the summer of 2014 to sing at Canterbury Cathedral and Westminster Abbey.
Celebration Choir
The Celebration Choir is currently on hiatus due to coronavirus pandemic. Contact Director Michalyn Palmer for more information: (904) 704-8505 or [email protected].
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