Opening with a section of plainchant, this setting of the traditional Latin text most known in the Mozart or Byrd versions shimmers with modern a cappella harmonies. Cluster cadences and expressive vocal

This Baroque-like anthem incorporates accessible contrapuntal technique, making it satisfying for singer and listener alike. With a voicing for smaller ensembles, use for Lent or communion.

This Lord's Supper moment is filled with remembrances of Christ's suffering on the cross. Set to poignant music, the words invite the worshipper to recall and respond to the gifts of grace and mercy through

Combining two Irish prayers, St. Patrick's Breastplate and Be Thou My Vision, and incorporating the tune SLANE, this simple and effective anthem proclaims a powerful idea: the desire to

Bryan Jeffery Leech's beloved communion hymn is exquisitely arranged for SATB a cappella voices. Largely homophonic, it offers a contrasting section in which the tenors take the melody, and later moments of

Combining two beloved spirituals that center on communion, this anthem embraces both the meditative and joyous side of the communion feast.

It is hard to go wrong with Bach's Prelude in C major.  Tim Sharp uses the harmony from that famous Bach piece to create a new melody that is presented in a homophonic hymn-style. He pulls the text

This powerful ballad anthem encourages us to be the body of Christ in all of our actions since we are created in His image. After a more subdued opening, it gradually builds in intensity toward the

This accessible arrangement of Carl Schalk's hymn tune, RAABE, is perfect for the smaller choir with optional congregational singing. Susan Palo Cherwien's text compares the story of Jesus's appearance to

A monument of praise, this piece is ideal for church heritage moments and times of affirming the mission of the church. The Ebenezer stone was set up by Samuel to commemorate God's help to the Israelites,

Filled with energy and joy, this multicultural anthem mixes English and Swahili texts with traditional choral textures and distinctive rhythms. A great choice for World Communion or themes of ecumenism and

Like a regal hymn, this anthem calls the church to mission and purpose, with words based on Hark! The Church Proclaims Her Honor. The nicely varied choral texture moves simply and easily from

Thomas Chisholm's beloved hymn text is given a new melody and a dynamic choral treatment by Joel Raney, complete with a powerful orchestral accompaniment. The familiar words of this classic hymn come to

"Though the road ahead is rough, and you think you're not enough, take my hand and follow me." This stirring call to discipleship and trust features skillful choral writing supported by rich piano

Here's an anthem full of stylistic diversity! A dramatic opening with divided choir gives way to rhythmic mixed meter, followed by a contrasting hymnlike section. A great crescendo returns to the theme,

Through dramatic and inspiring music and lyrics, this anthem calls the church to be on a mission to spread the good news of Christ. The music portrays the text in a powerful and effective way. Some divisi

Delicately nuanced, this arrangement of SAMANTHRA from Kentucky Harmony is a treasure among early American sacred songs. A restrained piano part moves the work forward, and the vocal writing is

Set in the style of a gospel waltz, this anthem celebrates the many ministries associated with water. Approachable harmonies combine effectively with moments of unison while a supportive piano part

This graceful choral anthem is a welcome invitation to the table of the Lord. Unison voices interchange with traditional four-part writing, and the warmth of expression is undeniable.

A gentle and calming setting of the popular communion text. Unison pairings between soprano/tenor and alto/bass are frequent, making the splits into four-part voicings more novel and special. Touches of

Here is a reverent setting of the traditional spiritual, perfect for celebrating the Lord's Table. Opportunities for a cappella singing mingle with sections of lushly accompanied choral lines, and the final

Utilizing the traditional African American tune, this artistic setting focuses on two central images: breaking bread together in communion and fellowship, and falling on one's knees in prayer. Both images