Adult Thanksgiving Anthems for the Church Choir

An original hymn tune and text celebrate the work and mystery of the Trinity. This is a lovely setting for children's voices, unison adult voices, or a combination of the two. A reproducible congregational

Phrases of NUN DANKET float in and gradually establish themselves using unexpected meter and rhythm. The stanzas of the hymn build in texture and strength to the very end. Suitable for Thanksgiving season

This jubilant setting of Psalm 65 is sure to enliven Thanksgiving worship or any service celebrating God's creation. The dynamic writing highlights the depth of the psalm text with shifts in tempo and mode.

This simple song of gratitude celebrates a plentiful bounty of good things. It begins and ends sweetly, building to a sweeping descant-topped refrain. It's an expressive way to offer thanks at your concert

Inspired by passages from the Psalms, this anthem includes rich piano writing that provides a sturdy foundation for the original melody along with the surprising inclusion of the Doxology. The optional

"For the rise and the fall of the sun and the moon ... for each lifelong friendship and those passing through ... for families of faith we express gratitude. One day is not enough to thank You." These

Brimming with excitement from beginning to end, this Thanksgiving anthem will soon become a cherished favorite. Julia C. Cory's time-honored lyrics have been skillfully paired with the famous Welsh folk

This anthem for Thanksgiving or general praise utilizes a beautifully crafted text by Susan Boersma. "Lift your hearts in grateful praise. Our God is great and powerful" provides assurance that God is in

The beautiful and well-known hymn tune DIX is given new life with some fresh harmonies and a meter in 6/4. While this text is perfect for Thanksgiving or general use, this accessible anthem is also

The text, written to show confident praise, is full of imagery and artfulness. It is paired with a beautiful melody that reminds us to praise even during difficult circumstances. The first two stanzas and

A traditional text is paired with a lesser-known 18th-century English folk song in a clever arrangement. Set in a minor key, the easy-to-sing melody and simple harmonies make this arrangement attainable by

A festive composition with a text focused on Psalm 105:1-5 that encourages all to give praise to the Lord . The congregation is invited to sing the statements of giving thanks sung in the vocal parts. A