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I am so honored and humbled to be stepping into the role of Modern Worship Leader here at Northbrook United Methodist Church. From the moment my family and I first connected with this community, we sensed something special: a genuine love for God, a spirit of welcome, and a hunger for worship that is both real and rooted in Christ.
A little about me: I’m originally from Dawsonville, Georgia, and I’ve spent much of my life immersed in music. I studied classical voice at Piedmont College (now Piedmont University), earning a Bachelor of Arts in Vocal Performance, and then went on to study Opera Performance for a year at Oklahoma City University. I’ve had the privilege of training and performing in a wide range of musical settings, but over time, I’ve discovered that my deepest calling is not just to sing, but to lead people into meaningful, Spirit-led worship where they can truly encounter the presence of God. I’m currently finishing my Master of Arts in Teaching in Music Education at Georgia College and State University, and I continue to teach private voice/piano, which gives me the chance to mentor and encourage others as they grow both musically and spiritually. Over the last few years, my journey has taken a deeply personal turn. Our daughter was born prematurely and with several serious health conditions, and very early on, my wife and I realized she would need full-time, one-on-one care. In that season, I stepped away from full-time work to become a stay-at-home dad, dedicating myself to walking with her through every procedure, appointment, and challenge. These years have been filled with both heartbreak and deep joy, and through it all, we have experienced the incredible love, provision, and sovereignty of God in ways we never could have imagined. Our daughter’s life is nothing short of a miracle. She is a living testimony of God’s faithfulness and wonder, and a daily reminder that even in the most difficult circumstances, God's presence never leaves us. Watching her fight, grow, and flourish has transformed my heart and deepened my understanding of what it means to worship with honesty, dependence, and gratitude. Today, my wife, Kristen, daughter, Cecilia, and I live in Alpharetta (alongside our very energetic dog, Duke), and we are excited to step into this new season with you. I do not come with a performance mindset or a polished plan, instead, I come with a willing heart, ready to serve, lead, and grow alongside you. My prayer is that our times of worship at Northbrook will be places of encounter, healing, and joy, where Jesus is lifted high and hearts are drawn near to Him. Thank you for welcoming me and my family so graciously. I can’t wait to see what God has in store for us in the days ahead. With joy and gratitude, Chance Passmore Modern Worship Leader
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