Rev. Alan Schantz

Rev. Alan Schantz is Tabernacle's Music Minister.Contact him for more information concerning Tabernacle's music ministry.

Rev. Alan Schantz
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Rev. Alan Schantz Associate Pastor for Music and Worship

Alan became Associate Pastor for Music and Worship at Tabernacle on January 1, 2007 after more than twenty years of ministry serving churches in Oklahoma and Texas.

He is a graduate of Central State University where he earned a Bachelor of Music Education degree in 1982. In 1985 he graduated from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary with a Master of Music degree.

Alan believes that God has created him and uniquely gifted him to use music as a tool to lead people to worship Him, to minister to those who don't know Him, and to minister to the hearts of those who do know Him.

He and his wife Linda have two daughters, Megan and Kylie. alan.schantz@tabernacle.org

Alan SchantzAssociate PastorMusic Ministriesaschantz@coulterroadbaptist.org

Alan Schantz, our Music Minister, serves as our worship leader each week and truly plans our worship time to be an expression of our love for God.

Rev. Alan Schantz

Rev. Alan Schantz is Tabernacle's Associate Pastor for Music and Worship. Contact him for more information concerning Tabernacle's music ministry.

Rev. Alan Schantz
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Rev. Alan Schantz Associate Pastor for Music and Worship alan.schantz@taberncale.org

Alan Schantz, minister of music at the church for the past three years, says some 25 members will make up the cast for the Nativity.
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Schantz, who has been a minister of music for 25 years and was at Coulter Road Baptist Church in Amarillo prior to coming to Plainview, says he has never directed an outdoor program.

"We did a similar program in Mustang, Okla. but that was indoors," he related."We have no contingency for the weather; we just hope it,s good," he said with a chuckle.

Volunteers have been building sets and about 30,000 white lights will be incorporated into the viewing area.

Additioinally, some 2,000 candy canes will be passed out."We needed about 2,000 and I think we have had about 3,000 contributed by church members, who also provided the lights," said Schantz.

Hoping for perhaps 400-500 people to attend each night, Schantz said the purpose of having the outdoor program is its potential to reach the general community as well as the unchurched.

"Some people will come this program who would not come inside our church," he noted.
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This is our church,s Christmas gift to the people of Plainview and the area," said Schantz.

Singing of three patriotic songs will be led by Alan Schantz, minister of music at First Baptist Church, accompanied by Sally Bass, church pianist.

Singing of patriotic music will be led by Alan Schantz, minister of music at First Baptist Church, accompanied by Sally Bass, church pianist.