Join us for one of many opportunities not only to enjoy music, but to let it breathe into your soul, and experience the awe and majesty of God’s wonders through the gift of music.
​For you, O Lord, have made me glad by your work; at the works of your hands, I sing for joy.
– Psalm 92:4
“No created powers can mar our Lord Jesus’ music, nor spill our song of Joy.
​Let us then be glad and rejoice in the salvation of our Lord.”
– Samuel Retherford
​As Episcopalians, we are inheritors of a rich Anglican Choral Tradition of exceptional quality. We embrace that tradition at St. David’s by offering music that has stood the test of time; we also champion the work of modern-day composers who prove that God continues to speak to musicians writing today. Our music selections are guided by the lectionary readings for the day, as well as the liturgical season. We encourage all who desire to make music to have the opportunity to share their gifts in worship. Through a variety of ensembles and worship times, we provide opportunities to participate for all ages and a variety of experience levels.
The musical season is from September through May. Small groups and soloists provide special music through the summer months.
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Announcing New Organist and Choirmaster
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St. David’s has called a new Organist and Choirmaster to join our team. Mason Copeland is a talented choral conductor, organist, and educator, most recently serving at Central Presbyterian Church in Atlanta. He earned dual Master of Music degrees at Indiana University in Choral Conducting and Organ Performance. For seven years, he served as the Organist and Choirmaster for St. Paul’s – Newnan. Additionally, he has also served as Director of Choirs for Northview High School in Johns Creek since 2016. There he was named Teacher of the Year in 2023. While joining our staff team, he will remain on staff at Northview.
In his own words: “I recently moved to Cumming with my wife, Michelle, our dog, Rosa, and my 7-year-old son, Chip. Michelle and I are both advanced open water scuba divers and try to go diving as often as we can! I also love to fish and take on renovation projects around the house.
I’m looking forward to getting to know the St. David’s community and making music together in worship!”
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Mason will join the staff the week of August 18. Please join me in welcoming him. ​Many thanks to the search committee: Althea Benton, Garner Elliott, Kevin MacHarg, and Bill Sleeper, for their tremendous effort and great discernment.
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Staff
Randall Romig
Summer 2025 Guest Organist and Choir Director
770-993-6084, Ext. 107
Introducing our Summer 2025 Guest Organist and Choir Director, Randall Romig. Randy hails from Pennsylvania, where he studied piano, organ, and percussion. He holds both bachelor’s and master’s degrees in English from the University System of Pennsylvania, with further graduate work done at Villanova University. His professional careers include public education and later, advertising.
Concurrently, he has always been involved in music, serving as Director of Music for several congregations in Reading, Pennsylvania and now metro-Atlanta. After moving to Atlanta more than thirty years ago, Randy has served as interim Organist/Choirmaster for numerous parishes throughout the city. Most recently, he has been interim at Holy Innocents Episcopal, St. Luke’s Episcopal, Roswell Presbyterian, McEachern United Methodist, Shallowford Presbyterian, St. Luke’s Presbyterian of Dunwoody, and Morningside Presbyterian. He has been Chair of the Board of the Georgia Symphony Orchestra and President of the Atlanta Opera Guild. Until last year, he was Chairman of the Southeast Region of the Metropolitan National Opera Council. He is the organist for the Georgia Festival Chorus.
Welcome to St. David’s! We’re so glad you are with us this summer.
Susie Clements
Basement Band Director
770-993-6084 x131
Susie Clements loves making music and working with children of all ages. She has a Bachelor of Sacred Music from Wittenberg University and is a member of Chorister’s Guide and RSCM America. She has been coaching and teaching children in the Episcopal church for over 20 years, working with all ages, infants, and toddlers through high school. Growing up Lutheran, she joined the choir in 3rd grade and has been singing and playing piano, organ, guitar, and recorder ever since. Loves long walks on the beach (no, seriously! LOVES the beach!) and likes new challenges and creating new opportunities to reflect God’s love through music.
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