Adult General Anthems for the Church Choir

A winsome poem is set to the well-known Welsh tune CYMRAEG with lyrical piano accompaniment. Challenging listeners to find their place in the world, this song of the journey is enriched by warm harmonies

An exciting and original arrangement for two-part mixed choir or unison children's choir. The two-part is perfect for slim attendance or summer Sundays, and the unison option is perfect for treble voices

Written for combined SATB and unison choirs, this anthem of praise will be a delightful addition to any worship service or choral festival. Treble voices introduce the upbeat, joyful melody and mixed voices

This classic Berger work utilizes a text from Psalm 145:15, 16. The lush setting is mixed metered, chordal, and a cappella, with gorgeous harmonies and expressive phrases.

This short eight-measure song is simple, yet contains profound truth.  We are all created in the image of God.  Can you imagine what it would be like to see the face of God in everyone you

This original anthem explores the important themes of assurance, commitment, and a living faith. Rich harmonies complement a memorable melody that rises and falls in all the right places. An interesting

Don Besig and Nancy Price weave the Swedish Children of the Heavenly Father melody with a remarkably fresh text. This inspiring selection, which includes a flute countermelody, serves as

The faithfulness of God is proclaimed in this flowing and energetic anthem. Including the hymn How Firm a Foundation, three contrasting sections conclude with a powerful coda. This selection

Full of energy and rhythmic vitality, this original anthem is a plea for God's spirit to move among His people. The driving accompaniment serves to amplify this heartfelt plea: "Write Your name upon our

This touching anthem for Mother's Day, or any family service, recognizes that families are all different, but it is love that defines who is family. A bright 3/4 meter carries the piece at a steady pace as

"We are here to be a family of light." With an inspired text and beautiful music by Tina English, this anthem speaks to the church's role in the world. The music is set in a simple folk style to help the

This festival anthem by well known composer Jay Althouse is perfect for Christ the King Sunday. Set for accessible mixed voices with keyboard or brass ensemble with timpani, the piece also lends itself as

The Lord’s Prayer (as set by James Seddon) is arranged to the tune "Kum Ba Yah" by veteran choral master Hal Hopson. The profound simplicity of this approach makes the song reverent and worshipful,

With contemporary rhythms and accessible vocals, this affirming original work is the perfect vehicle to encourage your congregation.  Voice parts can be learned easily, and the text from

This praise anthem emphasizes that there is only one God, who is great, powerful, and ever-present. Musically, the piece builds to a climax near the end, and then settles with the last reaffirming