The music ministry at Kountze Memorial has a long tradition of being a vital and vibrant aspect of the worship services. It provides opportunities for all age groups to share the gospel of Jesus Christ while utilizing interests and talents in singing or ringing hand bells. The music ministry also provides an excellent source of Christian fellowship. Kountze is blessed with a 47 rank Aeolian Skinner pipe organ, which leads the congregation during worship services. Professional brass quintets and string quartets also enhance festive worship services.

The adult choirs are open to all adult singers who can "match pitch." The ability to "read" music is not required. Singers are asked to have good worship attendance and be punctual for rehearsals. In addition to the regular Sunday worship services, the choirs provide anthems for the mid-week Lenten season, with a special choral offering during the Good Friday Service. The singers also provide choral anthems for Christmas Eve and Easter morning services. During the summer months, the worship anthem is provided by vocal soloists or small choral ensembles. The choirs enjoy fellowship and eating as much as singing. With their appetites in mind, the choirs plan three yearly choir feasts.

 Children's Choirs

 
Cherub Choir: This choir is for children kindergarten through third grade. Children practice during the 9:00 a.m. service time. Those who are interested sing an anthem during the 9:00 or 11:00 a.m. services on the second Sunday of the month alternating between the 9:00 and 11:00 Services. Anita Morse is the director.

Good News Singers: This choir is for children grades 3-8. Children practice after Sunday School from 10:50-11:20 a.m. Anthems are sung by those who are interested on the second Sunday of the month, alternating between the 9:00 and 11:00 Services. Shari Lyles is the director.