The lilting 6/8 meter of this anthem is brimming with joy. You can feel the exuberance in the opening fanfare and the dance of the primary theme. The text is pulled from both Old and New Testament passages

This creative choral setting with waltz-like accompaniment delivers a beautiful melody and lyrics suitable for any communion service or during Lent. Satisfying and accessible to all choirs.

Simple part writing unfolds in this meaningful communion setting. Each of the opening verses represents an element of the Lord's table - bread of heaven and wine of heaven - and the third verse combines

This communion anthem is a perfect complement to the implementation of the Eucharist during worship. Melodic and plaintive, the verse flows easily as a canon. The character of the piece is a solemn joy, and

Joseph Martin has partnered with Rebecca Fair for this flowing anthem that celebrates the life of Jesus. Everyone is sure to enjoy the inclusion of O HOW I LOVE JESUS to this lilting original that can be

When you hear the word "grateful," you think Thanksgiving, and this anthem fits then as well as any time of year. The lyrics of Francis Scott Key are a pleasant surprise, with additional text by the

"Don't miss your place on the Good Ship of Grace." Choirs of all ages will enjoy this upbeat original gospel anthem that tells the story of Ezekiel's vision of the river of life. The choral texture is

It is the drive of the piano accompaniment that first grabs your attention. Then comes the Easter text riding on a modern melody. But in the end it is the surprising harmonies that seal the deal - this is a

This anthem is a prayer of gratitude and trust that will be effective almost anytime. Thanks to some references to the "Comforter," it is also effective during Pentecost. The music is gentle in nature with

The prayer request is a common one, "Keep our children safe and may they follow you, O Lord." Patricia Mock's words and melody carry a parent's earnest plea, and Faye Lopez has creatively arranged it for

This is a song which primarily praises God's creation, yet it also lifts up God's care for us as well. A joyous song, it is an excellent choice for beginning the new year. The accompaniment keeps a steady

Here is a sensitive and simple adaptation of Albert Simpson's hymn text Tell Me Not of Earthly Pleasures which encourages us to fix our eyes on Christ, trusting Him for everything. A song of

This anthem may begin gently and humbly, but the sorrow soon gives way to joy. The verses and chorus are wonderfully melodic, with a moving piano accompaniment. The piano part is more challenging than the

"In my Father's hands, He covers me with grace." Patricia Mock and Faye Lopez have created a folk-like anthem of comfort and assurance. The memorable refrain and  transparent vocal textures will appeal

In a lilting folk manner, this engaging anthem tells of Christ's early ministry and various miracles, including walking on water, calming the wind and the waves, and turning water into wine. Unison singing

"No other hope, no other plea: He took my place and died for me." So goes the chorus of this new and lovely song.  It is a flowing melody with a harmony that can be pleasantly surprising.  One can

The opening strain of this familiar melody begins with plainsong and later moves into an accompanied section in 12/8 time. The piano takes a firm stance in the third verse, returning to the 12/8

This piece begins simply, like a "Praise song," but develops into a full choral anthem.  The modulations are bold and uplifting. An honoring text that affirms God’s all-knowing, all-seeing powers

The triumphant ride into Jerusalem is such a wonderful day to celebrate. The words and song of Patricia Mock reflect the fervor of the festive crowd and encourage us to raise our palms in praise. This piece

The expression marking opens with "soulfully, in a gospel style," and you know right away you are in for a good time. Patricia Mock is a skilled poet and songwriter, and Faye Lopez is a super arranger. The

The great Fanny Crosby delivered the text for this anthem, words of assurance and rest, and Patricia Mock gave us a new melody. Brian Buda does a masterful job providing an interesting and uplifting

It would be a challenge to sing this song any other way than "joyfully." The text and tune simply demand it, and the driving accompaniment makes it even more so. The chorus is especially catchy, and the

A compelling new melody breathes life into the familiar Nothing but the Blood text by Robert Lowry. The accessible choral parts provide a colorful support to the tune, culminating in a satisfying

One of the earliest praise choruses that became a standard in almost every denomination is Thou Art Worthy by Pauline Michael Mills. In the hands of Kevin Memley, a profound dignity embraces