Adult General Anthems for the Church Choir

Written by Heather Sorenson, this tender ballad is a song of thanksgiving and praise. This original anthem focuses on the faithfulness of God and the mercy and grace that has been extended to us. "And

From the creative mind of Marty Parks comes this gentle ballad with a timely message. The choral writing is strong and the ranges are reasonable. Optional rhythm instruments help to support the important

Here is a powerful and emotive anthem that is a testimony to the Giver of the Song. Written in a ballad style, the attractive melody carries an impassioned prayer for God to teach us to listen and learn the

This new edition of a classical choral anthem presents one of the most substantial object lessons in the New Testament. The new orchestration adds to the dramatic feel of the original, which is

Through His sacrifice, Christ unified all believers, regardless of race or creed, into one body. The sensitivity of the part writing shows care for the text. This anthem is appropriate for any service where

Enjoy this dynamic setting of a popular song with the timeless hymn Be Still, My Soul. Masterfully and tastefully arranged for choir and piano or optional orchestration, this is a powerful message

Beautiful and highly expressive, this anthem reflects upon one of the great mysteries of our faith, that God is the Creator of all things, yet He still thinks of us, loves us, hears the sinners' cries, and

This powerful setting of the Great Commission unfolds with soaring phrases supported by optional orchestration that adds drama and power. Scored for SATB divisi voices, it is an excellent choice for

Based on the beloved Psalm 121, this lovely anthem is full of lush choral writing that's supported by a rock-solid accompaniment. An alto solo opportunity heightens the appeal, and the optional oboe and

This anthem exalts God's everlasting Word that revives and sustains. The accessible vocal parts are supported by a creative piano accompaniment that builds throughout to an energetic conclusion. The