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Practical and artful, this mini-collection takes classic praise choruses and turns them into approachable miniatures for use in traditional worship services. Arranged with success in mind, these tastefully

This collection of music is for use in praying compline. Each prayer lasts about 15–20 minutes and includes an introduction, an examination of conscience, a hymn, psalmody, a scripture reading, a

Lush harmonies in a warm choral texture lay the foundation for this elegantly succinct setting of the traditional Irish blessing. A cappella, with a few lyric alterations to provide an enveloping framework

This lovely new setting of the Aaronic Blessing is filled with all the warmth and sincerity one would expect from this beloved scripture. Inserting additional words, the writer expands the scope of this

For choir, assembly, keyboard and guitar with C instrument. From the collection, God of our Comings and Goings, Based on Philippians 2:5

This beautiful little gem provides flexibility for use at different times of the year and by choirs with varying levels of experience. Written for a cappella voices with optional divisi, the octavo supplies

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 general anthem can also serve as a wonderful blessing or benediction. The text encourages spiritual growth through service. Joseph Martin has composed an accessible anthem in both SATB and unison or

This brief benediction glows with gentle joy and hope. Easily learned, the winsome melody rises like a prayer before settling into a richly rewarding "amen." Either as a service closer or a meaningful tag

Selected for the Mike Scheibe Choral Series, this benediction uses the text of an ancient Scottish blessing that is delightfully generic in nature. Warm, deep and melodic, this is a benediction that can be

This Celtic-style anthem is easy to sing and very accessible to most choirs. Vocal ranges are reasonable, and the piano part is very supportive. What a perfect way to end your worship service.