Philippians 9

Using the traditional Agnus Dei text, this expressive setting provides an opportunity to work on choral tone, rubato, and legato singing. A rich melody ebbs and flows over the colorful harmonic palette

Using the traditional spiritual The Welcome Table as a starting point, Mary McDonald has crafted a catchy, soulful anthem ideal for celebrating the Lord's Table. Emphasizing that "all are welcome,"

The melody from How Can I Keep from Singing? combines with a new Communion text in this lovely and accessible selection. This carefully crafted piece includes a brief a cappella section and

This lovely ballad communicates a heartfelt message of kindness, inclusion, and acceptance that helps us toward reaching the goal of making the world a better place for everyone. It has found a home during

This beautiful communion anthem has a moving text set to a lilting minor melody that expresses the significance of the sacred meal. Two stanzas are followed by a new section that explores the shared

This classic text and tune is scripturally rich with themes of faith and courage, calling us to be strong in the Lord and his mighty power. This popular anthem is ideal for services of commissioning,

This setting of the classic text features a warm, lyrical melody framed in beautiful choral textures and layers. The anthem's crowning moment comes as the choir sings, "Bless us all that one day we may

This anthem speaks beautiful words of assurance and blessing to all who hear it. The graceful melody combined with a meaningful lyric that includes the treasured Numbers 6 blessing will make this an

This simple yet exquisite communion offering will be easy to prepare and useful for choirs large and small. A graceful piano accompaniment and optional cello support this sweet and lovely anthem.

This stirring anthem is a reminder that shortly before the crucifixion, Jesus broke bread to signify his own death for the sins of the world. Ample unison and easy-to-learn choral harmonies make this an

Opening with a sense of urgency, this anthem is challenging, exciting, and empowering with a charge to "go witness in your villages and towns" and "go into all the world" balanced with the promise of God's

"God is with us." This majestic invitation to ministry was written as a special commission and has as its centerpiece a statement of the hymn  O God, Our Help in Ages Past. The differing

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