This newly-composed Christmas carol is a gentle invitation to the mystery of the Incarnation. The melody, scored for SAB voices and optional congregation, could also be sung by children's voices.

Familiar strains of Angels from the Realms of Glory blend effortlessly into this multigenerational setting for adult choir and optional children's choir. Orchestration for flute, strings, and

Gather around and listen to the sounds of Christmas! The angels singing, the people rejoicing, Christmastime is here! This glorious arrangement of Michael W. Smith's timeless Christmas song, arranged by

Based on the original Michael W. Smith Christmas song, this celebratory setting is teeming with energy and joy. Arranger Lloyd Larson blends in Angels We Have Heard on High and offers an optional

For SATB choir with an optional part for children's choir, this Christmas offering delivers all of the sparkle and joy of the season while providing numerous performance options. Use a single pianist or a

Written in 1962 during the Cuban Missile Crisis, this meaningful classic is a plea for peace and an affectionate portrait of the spirit of Christmas. The arranger brings a sense of cinematic scope and

Text and tune combine to create a gentle, innocent anthem that tells the Christmas story in a simple manner. While optional, a children's choir used for the verses will underscore the childlike and lilting

This tender statement of God's love tells the gospel story, beginning at Christmas and ending at the cross. A singable melody and simple harmonies make this an easy-to-learn multigenerational worship

Recorded by Chris Tomlin on his Adore album, this masterful arrangement by Heather Sorenson has something for everyone. This multigenerational offering and has an exciting option to include the congregation

A unique perspective is considered in this contemporary song that puts us in the place of the questioning magi. The chorus is an inspired series of questions, "How many kings stepped down from their

"How quietly the wondrous gift was given for me. How sweet and gentle, how meek and mild; the precious gift this Holy Child." This beautiful partner song pairs your adult choir on original material with

This upbeat, unison Christmas anthem from Piae Cantiones (1582) will bring joy to both choirs and congregation. Easily learned by children, youth, soloists, or adult choirs, the familiar melody TEMPUS ADEST

Excitement abounds with this joyful gospel setting of the traditional spiritual. While the refrain is traditional, the verses incorporate The Light of the World Is Jesus text set to an original

Based on Away in a Manger (CRADLE SONG), this flexibly voiced anthem resonates with the truth that Christ exchanged heaven's glories for a lowly manger, a message with particular resonance for

This carol is fun, with its rhythmic feel and added maracas; it is also an excellent teaching tool for any choir. The melody has four phrases: phrases 1 and 2 are the same; phrases 3 and 4 are different and

With the winning combination of two beloved Christmas melodies along with adult and children's voices, here is an intergenerational experience filled with familiarity and charm. For Christmas worship or

Cleverly combining two Christmas favorites, this tender anthem provides the opportunity for a children's choir to open with the melody to Once in Royal David's City. This transitions seamlessly

This hymn is used to open the Service of Lessons and Carols, heard annually in the chapel of Cambridge College each Christmas Eve. That event is what Joel Raney had in mind when he crafted his new setting

This Christmas original by Joel Raney is a wonderful way to combine adult voices with a children's choir. Set in a delightful calypso style, it features call-and-response, with the children ending each

A feel-good seasonal anthem, this good-natured original spiritual is fun to sing with easily learned choral parts, a hint of barbershop harmony, and mostly stepwise writing. Solo opportunities and a descant

This beautiful ballad features a lovely melody by Joseph Martin and an incredibly compelling text by the late J. Paul Williams. The events of Christ's birth are told from the vantage point of the Christmas