Welcome to MCCML 2026!

O Splendor of God's Glory Bright

The 51st Annual Mississippi Conference on Music and Liturgy is here! We're thrilled to welcome you to Greenwood and the Episcopal Church of the Nativity. Thank you for being part of this week of music, worship, and fellowship in the Delta.

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2025 Conference Portrait

2026 Conference Faculty

We are thrilled to announce our faculty for the 2026 Mississippi Music Conference.

  • Brad Hughley | St. Paul's, Indianapolis

  • Marjorie Johnston | First Presbyterian, Tuscaloosa

  • The Rev. Joe Robinson | Wareham, Mass.

Learn More About This Year's Faculty
Learn More About This Year's Faculty
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Conference Schedule Now Available

The full schedule for MCCML 2026: O Splendor of God's Glory Bright is now live! From Monday's Opening Eucharist to Saturday's closing worship, see everything planned for our week in the Delta.

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View the Full Schedule

What We Offer

  • Valuable time to exchange ideas with colleagues from all over

  • Musical “mountaintop” experiences

  • Anthems are frequently commissioned from major church musicians and premiered in worship at the conference. 

  • Work with nationally renowned faculty

  • Music shopping at an extensive display from Lois Fyfe Music in Nashville

  • A praying conference, with a chaplain available for private sessions

  • Open to musicians and clergy (of all denominations)

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Learn from Distinguished Leaders

Our conferences bring together some of the most respected voices in Episcopal church music and liturgy. These accomplished priests, musicians, scholars, and bishops share their wisdom and passion with our community.

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Meet Some of Our Recent Faculty Members
Meet Some of Our Recent Faculty Members
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CANTATE QUOD CREDIMUS

“To sing what we believe.”

More About Us…

The Conference was started in 1975 by Leslie N. Casaday, who served as Principal Parish Musician at St. Philip's Episcopal Church in Jackson, Mississippi.

Begun as a weekend workshop for the St. Philip's Choir, the Mississippi Conference has, for fifty years, provided a time away for spiritual renewal and professional development, serving church musicians and clergy all over the country. For one week every summer they gather with a faculty made up of some of the finest theologians and musicians in the Episcopal Church to sing, to learn, to be challenged, and to be fed.

Our Conference gratefully acknowledges generous financial support from The Episcopal Diocese of Mississippi and a grant from the Association of Anglican Musicians.

Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions