Choirfest 2026


Choirfest will be held on Thursday, September 24 at Pleasant Valley Baptist Church in Waycross, beginning at 6:30 PM.

Information and registration forms have been mailed to each POBA church. If you have not received this information, please contact the POBA Office at (912) 285-8161.

The deadline for registration is September 10. This form can be completed online HERE.

Choirfest is designed as a time for us to come together and experience the worship that takes place each week in our individual churches. Churches are encouraged to make every effort to come and sing then stay and worship with other churches. We are looking forward to this time of worship with the churches of the Piedmont-Okefenokee Baptist Association!

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