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The timbrel has been used for millions of years, in the Bible there are important situations where the timbrel was used to sing and dance. In our Salvation Army it has been used since 1881, forming groups or “brigades” of ladies as part of the "war" team and it has quickly became a traditional symbol of our loved Salvation Army. |
The Playa Ancha Corps Timbrel Brigade
What is a Timbrel Brigade?
A Timbrel Brigade is a group of youth in full uniform, agedly and easily making choreographic figures with marches, musicals or congregational songs. The Brigade is formed with the intention of praising our God and to be a way of blessings in our church.
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Purpose of the Brigade
Our ministry as timbrel player has to be always to show other the knowledge of Christ. Through the interpretation of marches with a smile in our faces, share the change and the happiness that only God gives when we accept him in our hearts.
Junior Timbrel Brigade
It is formed by girls between the ages of 8 to 14 whom are Junior Soldiers or the Playa Ancha Corps.
To give the lord a perfect praise, they practice many hours a week in our Church and at home.
Currently the Junior Brigade is formed by:
Karla Díaz
Francisca Soto - Carolina Martínez
Denisse Ibacache - Nicole Araya
Leader of Junior Brigade: Ruth Garrido de Ramirez
Asistant of Junior Brigade: Paula Ramirez
Adult Timbrel Brigade
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It is formed by ladies and young ladies that are soldiers of the Playa Ancha Corps. They participate actively in our Corps with many other responsibilities. The Brigade takes part of the Open Air meetings, special activities such as Mother’s Day, Easter, and Anniversaries.
Currently the Adult Brigade is formed by:
Jacqueline Bozo - Soledad Henríquez
Yanet Henríquez - Marcela Chamorro
Claudia Cárdenas - Katherine Caballero
Carolina Santibáñez - Catalina Montenegro
Paula Ramírez - Lesly Vivar
Leader of Brigade: Yasna Garcia
Asistant of Brigade: Yanet Henriquez
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