Galatians 3

A new arrangment of the classic hymn, "Praise, My Soul, the King of Heaven." Fully orchestrated, this hymn of praise also welcomes congregational singing.

Composer Dan Forrest has combined the prayers from the timeless Te Deum text and woven them into this artistic and emotional offering. Available with optional chamber and full orchestrations, it is

A powerful and majestic fanfare for voices, organ, and optional brass and percussion. Psalm 118 is sure to be a festive and joyous addition to any service or concert.

An engaging setting of the hymn tune WITYLIET with strong choral writing and occasional divisi. The powerful lyrics are adapted from Psalm 22, with three strophes that lead us on our earthly journey from

This unique take on Away in a Manger highlights one of the often forgotten aspects of the story of Jesus' birth: the flight to Egypt to avoid the edict of Herod. The lyrics provide a vivid

From arrangers Yena Choi and Edwin M. Willmington, Selah, is a set of artistic arrangements of hymns for solo cello. The arrangements of familiar hymns allow the skills of the cellist to

A musical match made in heaven! Two superlative songwriters have combined to create a hymn that reflects thoughtfully on Psalm 91. The text expresses the human need for God's covering and protection through

This beautifully written a cappella selection is appropriate for any season and is an excellent choice for Pentecost. Your TTBB voices will shine in the middle section, and the SATB divisi sections are full

This unique setting is arranged as a dialogue between choir and soloist. After a reflective opening section, a jazz-tinged feel provides different colors and a sense of mystery and poignancy. A string and

This resource kit is an excellent way to teach all of the anthems in this series. It includes over 30 pages of stories, responsive readings, activity pages, and devotionals as well as discussion questions.

This hymn of Christian unity is based on a theme from Brahms' Fourth Symphony. Having found a place in many standard hymnals, it is wonderfully arranged for choir, with optional congregational

Unison, with an optional second part, this anthem is a great opportunity to let your youth share what they believe. It is also appropriate in a year where asking children to learn about the Reformation and

Opening with a lyric and gentle soprano solo, What God Ordains is a stunning melodic and meaningful addition to the sacred repertoire. Musically the piece flows from a solo through a

What a Morning! is an ideal arrangement for a resurrection celebration. The arrangement uses the familiar spiritual My Lord, What a Morning to gradually build to a moment when the choir

Romans 8 contains some of the most profound theological content in all of scripture. At the conclusion of Romans 8 there are several questions asked about our relationship with God. The questions are