
THE SOIL AND THE SEED PROJECT’s
In the church calendar year, Ordinary Time is the season between Pentecost and Advent. Hosted by The Soil and The Seed Project in the serene natural beauty of the amphitheater at the Brethren & Mennonite Heritage Center (rain location: Harrisonburg Mennonite Church), the free ORDINARY TIME CONCERT SERIES is for KIDS, FAMILIES, and EVERYONE seeking a beautiful place to listen to beautiful music that helps us all recognize God in the ordinary.
Bring lawn chairs, blankets, a picnic dinner (as you wish), and lots of friends to share the evening with, and we’ll see you there!
***We’d love a few VOLUNTEERS to help out at each concert.***
VOLUNTEER (and get a new release t-shirt)!

JON GUERRA
Jon Guerra is a singer-songwriter who writes Devotional Music—less Sunday morning worship music and more Monday morning prayer music.
His debut Devotional Music album, Keeper of Days (2020), was followed by Ordinary Ways (2023) and Jesus (2025). He’s also composed music for films like Terrence Malick's A Hidden Life (2019). With a diverse range of collaborations and a growing community around his music, Jon’s live concerts provide a rich backdrop for listening and engaging with the Spirit.

THE SOIL AND THE SEED PROJECT
The Soil and The Seed Project celebrates the release of The Sermon on the Mount album. Join us to listen to new songs by your favorite The Soil and The Seed Project artists.
JAKE SAWYER
Jake Sawyer is a musician based in Richmond, VA. He has released Burial (2015), Chase our Fears (2020), and Growing Backwards (2023). He is currently working on a new record, set to be released early in 2026. These songs are a reflection on growing older, settling into the "thick of life", and fatherhood. Jake is an elementary school teacher and the Chief Musician at All Souls Anglican Church in Richmond.

RYAN SCARBERRY
Ryan Scarberry is a singer-songwriter based in Virginia. He writes songs that wrestle with faith, life, and love.

TAYLOR LEONHARDT
Native Texan and new-ish Nashvillian, Taylor Leonhardt is first and foremost a craftsman. Whether she's penning tunes for her solo project or for her duo Mission House with Jess Ray, it’s always about the song. The Gospel Coalition recently called Taylor “one of the most promising singer-songwriters in Nashville these days", naming her latest project Hold Still one of the best albums of 2021.
In addition to touring and writing, she spends time across the US leading music and conversations for spiritual retreats, creative workshops, and faith communities. When she’s not on the road, you can catch Taylor on a long run at Shelby Park or pursuing her newest hobby - fly fishing. She is convinced God songs are everywhere.
The ORDINARY TIME CONCERT SERIES is FREE!
Thanks to Brethren & Mennonite Heritage Center for the beautiful amphitheater space and to Blosser Lighting for providing the lighting design.
Thanks also to concert series sponsors Design Concrete Builders, Inc., CC Flooring and Design, and Harman Construction for your support!
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