Here's a joyful change of pace from other more subdued settings of the 23rd Psalm. A free-flowing opening moment moves into a rustic dance idiom that brings life and unbounded joy to these hopeful words.

There is a gentle country feel to this anthem that calls for God's spirit to draw us into a closer relationship with Christ. A good balance of unison/two-part writing and richer four-part harmonies make

Comfortable and assuring, this folk-gospel octavo is an engaging way to introduce a message of hope into your worship music. The early-American feel, adorned with the bluegrass consort, creates an eventful

Combining two familiar spirituals, this dazzling arrangement utilizes an abundance of rhythmic energy to express the need to lay down our burdens and stand before the Lord in prayer. Written in a down-home

In this medley, Mark Hayes skillfully weaves together two favorite gospel songs: Glory to His Name and Blessed Be the Name. The up-tempo setting can be accompanied with an optional

A southern gospel is authentically presented in this sensational new treatment sure to lift the spirits of choir and congregation alike. After a free-flowing opening featuring an optional solo, the song

The "healing river" is a symbolic metaphor of God's never-ending grace and mercy, pouring forth as it awakes and flourishes on the dry and parched land. This powerful prayer for healing, justice and mercy

This rousing medley brings together many treasured gospel songs rejoicing in the prospect of spending eternity in heaven with the Lord. With the optional rhythm and brass accompaniment, this uptempo anthem

Brimming with nostalgia, this Southern hymn medley features snippets of many well-loved gospel greats, all centering on heaven, beginning and ending with "I'll fly away, O glory!"  Choirs will have fun