Hebrews 4

These interludes are intended to create an atmosphere, and to suggest subconsciously the words of the different hymns with which they are associated. They are designed to be played by the hands alone, but

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

An original tune by Patricia Mock with text based on Psalm 145, masterfully arranged by Richard Nichols. This lovely anthem is joyful and full of praise. Suitable for ensembles of any size, this arrangement

Equally effective as an anthem or call to worship, here's a triumphant statement of faith from the writing team of John Parker and Patti Drennan. With modulations throughout and a soaring trumpet obbligato,

Carl Daw's text speaks of the power of gathering communally in worship for the celebration of word and sacrament. Eleanor Daley sets the words to original, hymnlike music: tune in unison, unaccompanied

Calling us to remember to seek peace with one another as we approach the altar, this octavo is sure to become a beloved part of your repertoire. The memorable melody is set very accessibly for SAB choir,

This reflective anthem comes from the perspective of Jesus, who compels his followers to go, love, and serve as he did, to be his hands and feet. Excerpted from the cantata Amazing Love!