Titus 3

This majestic, festive concertato on the hymn tune HYFRYDOL is designed for congregational singing, and includes optional parts for brass ensemble, timpani, organ and SATB choir. Alternate texts include

"Glory and thanks to Jesus give - for God's almighty grace!" Best-selling composer Mark Miller gives Charles Wesley's text a fresh new setting in this dynamic gospel anthem for mixed choirs. Spirited and

As the Wind Song is included in the new Presbyterian hymnal, Glory to God, with the tune by Swee-Hong Kim (WAIRUA TAPU) and text by Shirley Erena Murray. The imagery found in the text, "As

 "O Jesus, help us come to know, our work is here on earth. For feeding the hungry, for helping the poor..." This purposeful anthem reflects on the work of the people after Christ's resurrection and

The powerful text of Isaiah 43:1-7 provides the foundation for this anthem of comfort and affirmation: "Be not afraid, I have redeemed you. Be not afraid, I've called you by name." The stirring melody opens

The music of John Goss (1800-1880) is arranged by Barbara Owen for SAB voices with organ in a new anthem for youth or adult choirs. Its text comes from Psalm 21. In rehearsing the piece, work for flowing

This work, taken from Handel's oratorio 'Israel in Egypt' was originally a duet for alto and tenor. It is transformed into a very effective two-part anthem for mixed voices requiring attention to good

In celebration of the 75th anniversary of Choristers Guild, this spirited anthem was written in honor of the remarkable Helen Kemp. Her beloved mantra is brought to life: "Body, mind, spirit, voice: it

Brethren, We Have Met to Worship is an arrangement of an American folk hymn with a pentatonic melody; the text is by George Atkins. Although quite within the realm of Junior-age choirs, the words would seem

Encourage your students' social-emotional learning with this reflective, lyrical piece. With accessible harmonies, a supportive yet artistic accompaniment, and an empowering text, this is an ideal choice

In this emotional new ballad from Mark Miller and Lindy Thompson, we ponder the possibility that God would choose to use us, broken as we are, to bless and heal others. The setting begins from that