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I have seen some conflicting uses of the choir from what I am reading on the card. What I am getting from the card is that the choir's hymn can only effect on jack at a time, but I have been reading that others are using a single choir to buff multiple jacks. Is this possible or have I been interpreting the usage incorrectly? Thanks for the clarification everyone.

The entire choir picks one buff, then each model in the choir gets to buff a jack

 ausYenLoWang wrote:
The entire choir picks one buff, then each model in the choir gets to buff a jack

And that is why most opponents are gunning for the choir as fast as we can....

The entire unit has to sing the same Hymn, but each dude can buff 1 warjack and only 1 warjack.

So a unit of 4 can give one of the buffs to 4 seperate Jacks. Likewise if only 1 guy is left he can only buff 1 jack.