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Quoting O Come, O Come, Emmanuel, this prayerful Advent anthem is an ardent plea for the Promised One to come and dispel our gloom and sadness. Contrasting sections of unison and four-part vocal

Designed to support the lighting of the Advent candles, this includes a choral opening followed by a call-and-response litany with piano underscore, then a text to be read with each candle lighting. As it

Ideal for any worship occasion and especially communion services reflecting on Jesus, the Lamb of God. The inclusion of a portion of How Great Thou Art expands and reinforces this classic anthem of

This classic worship song is ideal for communion or any worship occasion reflecting on Jesus, the Lamb of God. The inclusion of a portion of How Great Thou Art expands and reinforces this anthem of

This setting of the contemporary classic captures the tender and simple melodic interpretation found in the artist's own rendition. It spans the spectrum dynamically while underscoring the overall theme

This time-honored Fanny Crosby text is paired with the beloved Swedish tune BLOTT EN DAG and given an elegant, reflective treatment. The lyrical choral writing brings new meaning and depth to these classic

From the opening notes, the tone is set in the garden as Mary is searching for Jesus. Learning that "He is risen and the tomb is empty," the music swells forward with dynamic energy, compelling rhythmic

This joyous anthem sings the good news of the risen Lord, making it fitting throughout Eastertide. With piano accompaniment and optional trumpet, the singable refrain filled with "alleluias" is interspersed

This beautiful contemporary ballad is a favorite of congregations around the globe.  Its crowning glory is found in the powerful refrain,  "My chains are gone, I've been set free.  My God, my

This exuberant anthem is sure to make Resurrection Sunday a memorable celebration. The antiphonal singing between the two choirs, adults and children, gives this a multi-generational approach as they echo

Lynn DeShazo's contemporary song of faith was popularized by Michael W. Smith. It is masterfully arranged by Mary McDonald with SATB vocals nicely varied by two-part writing and complemented by optional

This playful original shouts for joy to God in Latin. The three parts echo, respond, and layer upon each other until a contrasting middle section when they come together to "sing a song of gladness!" Great

This timeless chorus based on Psalm 42 is given a new treatment with the addition of instrumental parts for flute, clarinet, horn, violin, and cello or bassoon, and a piano accompaniment which provides just