1 Corinthians 10

Sensitively composed, this setting of the beloved passage from Numbers 6:24–26 is a reverent closing blessing for sacred concerts and church services. Chorale- and motet-style writing creates textural

Using only four or five ringers, these 11 acclamations can be used as processionals (the first eight measures can be repeated ad lib) or as interludes or responses. Often, the briefest snippet of a

We welcome this confident setting by John Purifoy of a classic hymn. Energized with effective choral techniques, this anthem is an ideal festive introit for any service. Brilliant brass and jubilant

For centuries, this plainchant Alleluia has been the assigned melody proper to the Easter Vigil to announce and acclaim the Gospel. In this edition, the solemn chant

Practical and artful, this mini-collection takes classic praise choruses and turns them into approachable miniatures for use in traditional worship services. Arranged with success in mind, these tastefully

Here's a unique way to bring something classic into the worship gathering! Written for two equal choirs, this call to worship is brief and easily learned but effective. An optional solo trumpet brings a

This collection of music is for use in praying compline. Each prayer lasts about 15–20 minutes and includes an introduction, an examination of conscience, a hymn, psalmody, a scripture reading, a

This setting of "The Lord bless you and keep you" from Numbers 6:24 is a fine choice for ending a service or for the retirement of a pastor or faithful choir member. A tender benediction, it may be

Lush harmonies in a warm choral texture lay the foundation for this elegantly succinct setting of the traditional Irish blessing. A cappella, with a few lyric alterations to provide an enveloping framework

Craig Phillips has crafted a beautiful setting of the familiar benediction from the Book of Numbers, "The Lord bless you and keep you...." Each choral part moves expressively with Phillips' rich harmonic

This lovely new setting of the Aaronic Blessing is filled with all the warmth and sincerity one would expect from this beloved scripture. Inserting additional words, the writer expands the scope of this