Local musicians from over a dozen faith traditions have  joined together to present the spiritually and musically powerful depiction of the last days of Christ's life - "Lamb of God" by Rob Gardner.

"Lamb of God" is a large scale sacred work for chorus, orchestra, soloists and narrators.  The last days of the life of Jesus are recounted musically, as seen through the eyes of those who surrounded Him, such as His mother, the sisters Mary and Martha, the apostles Peter, John, Thomas, and Judas, Pontius Pilate, and others.  Composed in 2010 by the American composer Rob Gardner, it has quickly become a cherished work that is performed regularly in many parts of the world.

At this time when conflict, disunity and culture wars abound, a small group of local musicians decided to produce an antidote that can build bridges, create friendships among those who would normally never cross paths with each other, strengthen faith, and lift hearts and spirits in a profound way. That small beginning has grown to over 50 musicians, none of whom are paid, contributing time and talents to give this remarkable testimony of the Savior Jesus Christ.  Vocal soloists include Todd Queen, Jessica Ogden, Grammy winner Gabe Preisser, Angelyn Hirai and Debi Brigman, while solo cello Terice Allen's playing represents in music the passion of Christ.  Narrators are the published Navajo poet and doctoral student Tacey Atsitty, and FSU education professor Dr. Christopher Small.