Adult General Anthems for the Church Choir

For SATB choir, congregation, organ, and brass quartet, As Stone on Living Stone Is Set features a reflective text by Lisa M. Clark and an inviting tune by Kevin Hildebrand. This festive and

Set to a simple melody, the text is a confession of faith and proclaims who we are as children of God. With a two-part texture that can be any combination of voices, the anthem is useful with any size group

John A. Behnke dedicates his two-part choral setting of 2 Corinthians 4:6 to Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church in Milwaukee, whose building caught fire on May 15, 2018. The Scripture text declares that no

The familiar hymn Lord Jesus Christ, Be Present Now is set to a new Celtic-inspired tune for Trinity Sunday. This easily learned, tuneful anthem is for two-part mixed voices, though an alto

This powerful concertato is scored for SATB choir, congregation, and organ with optional brass quintet and timpani. The extended introduction opens with a fanfare, but also includes sections in which the

This hymn text by Lisa M. Clark set to an original tune feature themes of thanksgiving, witness, and missions. Choirs will enjoy the opportunity to highlight different voicings, while all come together on

This piece for SATB choir and organ or piano is based on well-known verses of Psalm 118. With a memorable refrain, it recounts the gift of a new day and give thanks to God. Very accessible and engaging, it

Winner of the Lutheran Reformation Hymn competition, Wilfred Karsten's beautiful hymn text Though All Our Life Is Like a Scroll has been majestically and sensitively set by Jeffrey Blersch.

Based on the story of the prodigal son, the text reminds listeners that just as the father welcomes his lost son home with open, loving arms, so does our heavenly Father welcome us home again and again.

From K. Lee Scott, this anthem is based on verses from Psalm 116. Lyrical and memorable, the tune is in ABA form and features a contrasting middle section. The accompaniment works well for piano but is