Thank you for your interest in the Voices of Inner Strength Momentum project. This campaign has ended, but you can still support the Voices of Inner Strength Choir by making a gift here today!
A sense of belonging isn't always immediate for new college students, and for many students at Emory for more than a generation, it has come through the Voices of Inner Strength (VOIS) Gospel Choir within the Emory Office of Spiritual and Religious Life (OSRL).
The choir began with a concert on April 21, 1985 that included a homily by Civil Rights leader The Rev. C.T. Vivian and it has continued to offer empowerment, encouragement, support, and a home-space for Emory students and audiences ever since.
VOIS sings at the Beloved Community worship service once each month, performs a campus concert each semester, and sings at university events such as Baccalaureate. In addition, VOIS’ activities have included spring break service trips, singing at churches around Atlanta, and performing acts of service locally.
To learn more about VOIS, please visit the VOIS page.
We welcome your generous contributions to the Voices Choir Fund, established to continue the tradition of musical leadership, spiritual community, and student solidarity represented by VOIS. Your gifts help continue this tradition of spirit and song to bless Emory and all those who are served by this choir, ensuring that it continues into the future.
A gift of $30 can celebrate the 30 year anniversary of music director Maury Allums involvement in VOIS
A gift of $100 can provide refreshments for fellowshipping after a choir rehearsal
A gift of $500 can help with travel expenses related to VOIS service learning trips
A gift of this amount can assist in organizing a VOIS Choir reunion and networking event
A gift of $2,500 can support the costs of the Fall Concert or the February Soul Food Gospel Fest