Worship Music for Lent and Easter

Designed for the six midweek services of Lent, this original hymn is flexibly arranged both as a hymn and as a two-part choral arrangement. The choral arrangement can stand alone or help acquaint the

This hauntingly beautiful anthem explores the sacrifice Christ made on our behalf. The piece begins with a lyrical interplay and, as the refrain appears, so does the choral texture, accentuated with

"Worthy the Lamb!" These three words of praise are masterfully woven throughout this setting of Charles Wesley's text Ye Servants of God. This setting takes a traditional hymn text and

This setting of the Latin chant Ubi Caritas can be sung a cappella or with the optional piano accompaniment. The staggered entrances, tranquil melody, and accessible voicing make this piece a wonderful

A deeply sacred text by John Newton is woven with a contemplative interpretation of the KINGSFOLD tune. Poignant and unique, this offering will provide a reverent moment in your Lenten or Good Friday

This haunting and soulful treatment of the well-known American folk melody includes instrumental echoes of the spiritual Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child which adds further depth of

This cheerful Palm Sunday anthem is full of rhythmic interest and charm. The mixed meter makes it playful and engaging. An A section bounces along with joy and rhythm, while the B section incorporates text

This beloved, timeless spiritual is available as a trilingual octavo featuring six verses in English, Spanish, and Vietnamese, respectively. The score offers a moving setting that enhances the contemplative

The setting is the Garden of Gethsemane for this breathtaking work. Combining a gentle Celtic folk tune with original music and text, this ballad-style anthem brings Jesus' haunting question to our own

The interplay of voices and gradual layering of harmonies here provides a suitable piece for choirs looking for a brief but rewarding challenge. The unmetered chantlike melody creates a reflective and

Easter is a time to reflect on the ultimate sacrifice that Jesus paid for our salvation. In that reflection comes moments of joy and celebration as well as sadness for the suffering endured by Christ. This