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He’s Here!

A Musical Christmas Offering for All

If you’re looking for something familiar but refreshing to offer your church community…as well as friends and neighbours this Christmas…consider He’s Here!

He’s Here! is a lively concert that combines new takes on classic songs like Silent Night and Go Tell It on The Mountain with Jeanine Noyes’s original carols that fit seamlessly into the Christmas tradition. The concert presents songs from Jeanine’s Christmas album and the Christmas play, 2000 Candles. You can listen to some samples here.

Two-time Dora nominee Jeanine Noyes loves adding theatrical touches to every concert, so the songs are interspersed with humerous stories and thoughtful poems, creating a delightful journey. The quartet are dynamic musicians, whose harmonies will give you both emotional shivers and joyful sing-along moments.

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The Band

What People Have to Say About He’s Here!

Jeanine and Friends will get you right into the Christmas Spirit. The thoughtful, dancing, wondering, fun and joyful Spirit of Christmas. Pastor Thyra VanKeeken, First Christian Reformed Church
We were thrilled to host Jeanine, Henry, David and Stephanie at our church recently for a Christmas concert. The music was wonderful, and our folks loved the new twists put on some traditional favourites. The band was first rate as were the vocal and spoken performances. I cannot recommend too strongly hosting an evening with Jeanine and company. It will brighten your Christmas celebrations! Reverend Kevin Moore, Port Hope United Church
It was a Christmas miracle I tell ya! Tim’s always been the holiday elf in this house. Me, I could take it or leave it. He’s been the one to deck the halls and go overboard on the tinsel every year. But 2025, not so much… He came along to Jeanine’s show only because I kinda guilted him into it. I don’t like going out alone very much. But there must have been some magic in the air that night. He told me afterwards that it was like a switch going off in his head and he realized just how much he’s missing all the Christmas hoopla. Now the tree’s up, lights are lit and happy music is filling the air. All because of that show. (He’s even talking about going back to church, but that’s best left for another day…) All the best of the season to you and Jeanine! Tom J.
What a delightful Christmas surprise! From a jazzed-up version of Silent Night to kick off the night, to several great stories, a few sing-along favourites and some new tunes, Jeanine Noyes and her talented band had the audience enthralled and humming along the whole evening! Dan VK (audience member)
Thank you SO much for that beautiful evening of music. It was a fantastic centrepiece to our season of Christmas music making, and I’m deeply deeply grateful to all of you. Please don’t be strangers, I’d love for us to do something again in future. Hilary Donaldson Music Director St. Andrew’s United Church 2025
I am not usually a fan of Christmas concerts which often foist cheer onto those who struggle during the holidays. However, this beautiful service was an authentic, warm and bright gift of music; the kind that chokes you up when listening to the harmonies melting together as the voices blend upward. Silent Night is one of the few favourite carols in my heart, and Jeanine’s version sank deep into my soul immediately. Somewhere between Stephanie’s retelling of the Christmas story (from a mariner’s point of view) to Henry’s bass melodies, smiles lit up our faces. By the end of the evening, Dave’s bluesy piano and Jeanine’s voice had guests up and dancing…more than once. …This concert was a gift to our whole community. Thank you for starting this month off with real Hope. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Esther R. (audience member gives He’s Here! six stars our of five!)
We were delighted, invigorated and inspired last Christmas at St. Andrew’s United Church, Toronto, by Jeanine Noyes’s He’s Here! concert. I loved the blend of Christmas carols and poetry. Silent Night began the evening, energetic and joyful. Rise Up Shepherds and Follow was one of my favourites. The songs and readings reached out with not only words “comfort and joy” but also fresh, questing expressions of the meanings of the coming of the Mary’s unexpected child. Andrew Donaldson (Composer)