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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

With sustained legato lines and subtly shifting harmonies, this anthem is both graceful and intriguing. Based on Ephesians, this is the perfect text for Reformation Sunday. This anthem could also be sung

"Glory to God, alleluia!" An invitation for God to inhabit our music and worship, this celebratory anthem was composed to showcase the organ and requires a competent organist. The full choral texture

Here is a well-crafted and accessible anthem with organ or piano. Easily mastered, this is the perfect anthem for Rally Sunday or for mission- and justice-themed services.

The original text is set to a tuneful melody that floats between the upper and lower voices in this gentle anthem. The organ accompaniment lends support to the singers, and the optional handbell part adds

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

This beautiful setting of the text by St. Thomas Aquinas is scored for organ and choir, although they never sound together. The organ acts as a framing element in an otherwise a cappella setting. It is

A powerful charge to go forth and serve, this concertato setting of an original hymn is composed for choir, congregation, and organ with optional cantor, brass, percussion, and handbells. It is appropriate

Opening with a chant-like solo, this lyrical, gentle piece celebrates the baptism of our Lord. The hymn-like setting employs a few Latin phrases within the English text. The beautiful a cappella setting

Two texts conveying the spirituality and dedication of women separated in time by seven centuries. The texts are I. Nurture (Mechtild of Magdeburg) and II. The Simple Path (Teresa of