Collective Choir

The CollECtive Choir is a diverse collection of people using soulful Gospel and hip-hop music to proclaim the life-changing love of Jesus Christ and pull people from all parts of Eau Claire into a deeper community.  The music is original and covers urban gospel music, as well as arrangements of well-known praise and inspirational tunes redone in a gospel style.

Together we lift up a new standard in praise to our Creator God, and his anointed one, Jesus, in public spaces and wherever people would invite us.  We recognize our society's immediate need for genuine community and building relational bridges with people different from ourselves.  As we come together we seek to display the One-ness of the Church in Christ Jesus and offer people in the Chippewa Valley a place to belong without needing to 'put on a face.  
We serve as a stepping stone into a 'spiritual community for people who haven't experienced the Church, or who have been wounded by the Church.

We are a performing and recording ensemble and prepare to bring excellent and exuberant music to Eau Claire and the surrounding region.

To see our Vision, Values, and information about us, CLICK HERE and then see VISION/VALUES  at the top of that page.

The choir is under the direction of Michael Rambo.

In October 2022, we officially moved into our NEW CollECtive Arts Center located at 310 E. Madison St., Eau Claire Wisconsin.

Under the CollECtive Arts Center umbrella are the following ministries:


* CollECtive Choir

* The Jam

* Visual Arts Initiative

* Might-In-Motion

During the latter part of October through April, or anytime the weather is inclement, we will have our live rehearsals at our new location. Hours are from 6 pm to 7:30 pm.

From the latter part of April through early October, when the weather is good, we will meet at Phoenix Park in Eau Claire by the dog statue.

The easiest way to know where we are is to contact us or look for our CollECtive Choir flag.

Michael Rambo, Choir Director
mike@collectivechoir.org
collectivechoir.org
715-894-0272