This tender anthem about the sufficiency of Jesus in our lives was written by Phil Barfoot and Rebecca J. Peck, and arranged and orchestrated for SATB choir and soloist by Cliff Duren. Including the lovely

Here's a joyful change of pace from other more subdued settings of the 23rd Psalm. A free-flowing opening moment moves into a rustic dance idiom that brings life and unbounded joy to these hopeful words.

With lyrics culled from the traditional hymn of the same name and a fresh new melody, Thomas Grassi adds life to an old, much-loved favorite. The singable arrangement lends itself perfectly to the choral

This setting of the iconic gospel hymn is based on the classic arrangement and recording by the Gaither Vocal band. A stellar and timeless presentation of this hymn!

This anthem celebrating the powerful name of Jesus was written by Rebecca J. Peck and Logan Peck, and arranged and orchestrated for SATB choir and soloist by Cliff Duren.

For something different during communion services, be sure to look at this gospel-styled original that invites the seeker to the table to find joy, hope and love.  Perfect for combining the adult choir

Mary McDonald combines four favorites: Leaning on the Everlasting Arms; Sweet By and By; Shall We Gather at the River and The Church in the Wildwood to great effect. The upbeat energy and

Rarely has a song had such impact in the sacred repertoire as this wonderful gospel ballad by Bill and Gloria Gaither.  Master composer Mark Hayes brings this to glorious expressive heights with his

Arranged in a swinging gospel style, this traditional spiritual setting features lots of repetition for ease of learning and opportunities for call and response between soloists, choir, and congregation.

This familiar hymn, with a Wesley text and music by Ralph Hudson, is treated to a good-natured gospel adornment, complete with revival-styled piano writing. A cheerful character is maintained

There is a gentle country feel to this anthem that calls for God's spirit to draw us into a closer relationship with Christ. A good balance of unison/two-part writing and richer four-part harmonies make

Comfortable and assuring, this folk-gospel octavo is an engaging way to introduce a message of hope into your worship music. The early-American feel, adorned with the bluegrass consort, creates an eventful