A text adapted from scripture and lovely choral moments that bring the text to life create a wonderful piece of consecration and dedication. Lush choral writing, with engaging interplay between upper and

From the opening measures, Dan Forrest's massive setting of this foundational carol implies that something marvelous is in store.  Scored for mixed voices, brass quintet, organ, timpani and

The well-loved words of comfort of Jeremiah 29 come to life in David Schwoebel's sensitive, poignant melody. This anthem will be particularly effective during times of loss in congregant's lives and in the

It would be difficult to find a more spirited arrangement of this much-loved carol! This setting for SATB voices and piano requires an above-average accompanist and an energetic choir ready to work with the

Karen Marrolli has created a lovely anthem for SATB choirs of any size, accompanied by piano or organ. She has adapted her text from Isaiah 65:17-25 and Jerusalem, My Happy Home, with applications

The Image of God is a heartwarming tribute to "God's disabled children, all of whom bear His image."  Beautifully crafted for voices, keyboard, and violin, flute, or oboe, this composition

Celebrate the birth of Christ with this exciting arrangement of the seasonal classic! Whether performed with piano alone or with the optional brass and percussion, this festive piece will set the tone for

Few songs ever composed have had the breadth of appeal as this iconic text and melody. The cry for "peace on earth" is undoubtedly a timeless one, and this setting unites vocalists and

If you've ever sung Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming, you'll appreciate this fresh new arrangement by Howard Helvey. The accompaniment is simple and effective, offering loving support to the voices.

The title track from Mark Miller's new songbook Roll Down, Justice! is now soulfully set for mixed voices, including an optional congregation part for use in worship. The call for justice is made

A gentle instrumental introduction sets the stage for this setting of the classic Christmas carol, continuing under the familiar text with a quiet intensity as it builds to the strong statement of purpose:

A celebratory, highly rhythmic composition. The Swahili title means "We are one" - meaning all human beings have much in common. The energetic djembe sets the tone, the piano adds its own rhythmic design,

The Scottish hymn tune KELVINGROVE has become strongly associated with this unique text, The Summons by John Bell and Graham Maule of the Iona Community. Tom Trenney has penned an accessible yet