Echoes of Service

The Levoy Theatre proudly presents

ECHOES OF SERVICE

A Community Tapestry

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Join Our Echoes of Service Community Choir!

Be part of Echoes of Service: A Community Tapestry, a moving program honoring veterans through choral performances of some of the world’s most patriotic music. Join a friendly, no-pressure community choir and be part of something truly special. This choir welcomes veterans, active duty service members, reservists, military families, and community members of all backgrounds.

No professional experience needed, just a willingness to sing, connect, and share in something meaningful.

Join us for an info session on Tuesday, June 23rd at 6 pm, at The Levoy Theatre in Millville, NJ, to learn more about the program, meet the team, and discover the impact your voice can have in our community. RSVP is encouraged but not required to attend the info session.

Two Ways To Get Started!

RSVP for the Info Session
Become A Choir Member Today!

Tickets for the FREE performance at The Levoy will be ON SALE SOON!

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What Past Participants Are Saying...

"This experience was new to me and really opened my eyes. I now have a deeper appreciation for the background of veterans and an understanding of why I’m able to be here today. Hearing their stories—seeing their point of view—was incredibly powerful and different from my own."
Resilient Voices Choir Member
"Noble and beautiful. I feel honored to have been part of this moment. It’s something I’ll carry with me. I’ve come to appreciate life more deeply. I was especially moved by Sheila, a veteran who uses a wheelchair but is practicing to stand and salute at the performance. Her devotion makes me proud."
Resilient Voices Choir Member
"This program brought out new confidence (in Sheila, our 82-year-old veteran participant who is reading her monologue and also in the choir). I never imagined I’d be on stage!"
Resilient Voices Choir Member
"It was so much more than I expected. Seeing so many different people come together was powerful—a true work of art. I feel privileged to be part of it."
Resilient Voices Choir Member
"I’m new to the area, and this has been life-changing. It gave me space to show vulnerability and make new friends. I’m devastated that it’s almost over."
Resilient Voices Choir Member
"I’ve never felt more proud to be an American. Meeting the veterans filled me with joy—I was so excited I jumped. I cried."
Resilient Voices Choir Member
"My father was a veteran and wrote war poems. I’m deeply grateful for the conversations this program sparked. Our choir conductor chose one of my dad’s poems for me to read during the concert. It means his voice will be part of this. I couldn’t hold back my tears."
Resilient Voices Choir Member
"This was such an interesting and healing experiment. For many veterans—especially minority veterans—there are few outlets to process their experiences unless they’re near a base. Often, it’s either therapy or a bar. This program was something different. So much positivity. It brought back memories I hadn’t touched in years. I truly hope it expands."
Resilient Voices Choir Member
"In today’s political climate, where everything feels so polarized, it matters that this program reminds us we can still be proud to be American."
Resilient Voices Choir Member

Sponsored in part by a grant from The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey.

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