Warren Cox has been making music since he was 5 years old.  First in the church choir, then as a guitarist in multiple bands and an orchestra.  He studied at the Dick Grove School of Music in Sherman Oaks, California, and was also resident composer for World Play Entertainment (a division of AOL).

John has attended the PLC Sunday service, classes and discussion groups since 2001. For the Sunday service he delivers a Spiritual Thought talk about once a month. He plays Native American style flute for meditation and music portions of the Sunday service about once a month. 

Cheyenne Hernandez’s love of singing was inspired by her mother, who sang to her almost every night before bed as a child. She loves to write poetry and has performed as a singer since her early school days in Bakersfield, Ca. Since then, Cheyenne has been traveling the world on a journey of healing, experiencing other cultures, performing, working on several recording projects, and playing solo in several bands in Mariposa, Merced, and Oakhurst. Cheyenne lives in Mariposa, Ca, and is honored to be a part of the rich arts and music community that thrives there. Cheyenne plays an eclectic mix of folk, Latin, reggae, pop, and medicine music with an occasional twist of rock. She is a blessing to all those who have the opportunity to hear her play. 

Patti Hummel shares her musical talents with a soulful connection to the Universe.

Melisa was introduced to music at the age of six when she began a 10-year study of classical piano. In her teens, she taught herself to play guitar and turned her attention to singing in the contemporary folk tradition, which continues to be her primary focus today. She sang in church folk groups starting in junior high and continued through graduate school. She has performed in folk song circles and occasional other venues for over 40 years. Her music speaks to the heart and uplifts the soul.