A majestic and powerful setting of faith. With a short medium-voice solo, accessible choral voicing, and optional orchestration available, Grace Alone will inspire both choirs and congregations

This festive arrangement of the familiar hymn tune CWM RHONDDA includes optional full orchestra or brass and percussion instrumentation. The congregation may join in for the final verse with a soaring

The Hallel refers to Psalms 113-118, which, in the Jewish tradition, are one continuous prayer recited during certain Jewish holidays. In this medium-length multi-movement work for times of

The familiar text is paired with a new tune in this reflective yet triumphant arrangement featuring mixed meter and a descant. As the piece builds, there is an option for the audience to join the choir in a

Gloria Gaither's classic text is set to the familiar and beloved FINLANDIA tune. The text addresses issues of discipleship and the formation of Christian principles of living, while the music is grand and

Featuring the text of the traditional Kyrie and alternating between the Greek and the English texts, this setting is a profoundly singable and expressive choice for an experienced church choir. The

This arrangement of the classic hymn was created for the 500th anniversary of the Reformation. This piece also includes optional congregational singing and a full orchestration. Grand, celebratory and

Magnificently arranged by Duane Funderburk, Once in Royal David’s City is sure to be a Christmas season highlight. The majestic arrangement includes options for congregation, children’s choir,

This unique take on Away in a Manger highlights one of the often forgotten aspects of the story of Jesus' birth: the flight to Egypt to avoid the edict of Herod. The lyrics provide a vivid

A musical match made in heaven! Two superlative songwriters have combined to create a hymn that reflects thoughtfully on Psalm 91. The text expresses the human need for God's covering and protection through

This hymn of Christian unity is based on a theme from Brahms' Fourth Symphony. Having found a place in many standard hymnals, it is wonderfully arranged for choir, with optional congregational

What a Morning! is an ideal arrangement for a resurrection celebration. The arrangement uses the familiar spiritual My Lord, What a Morning to gradually build to a moment when the choir