Adult General Anthems for the Church Choir

Energy and excitement abound in this anthem of praise! Driving, rhythmic accompaniment supports a memorable melody. Accessible to ensembles of varying sizes, this psalm setting is joyous indeed!

Come and adore the Lord! In a cheerful, upbeat 6/8 meter, the anthem expresses what God has done to be worthy of our praise. Perfect for a service opener!

This setting of 'The Call' by George Herbert is simple but effective, reflecting the directness of the original poem. The three-bar phrases create a feeling of expectancy throughout the verses and are

Based upon George Herbert's famous text, this is a folk-like setting of the haunting tune, The Call, by Ralph Vaughan Williams. Scored for three-part mixed voices and assembly with piano, guitar,

Alive with purpose, this psalm-inspired canticle is filled with musical variety and powerful words of worship. A vibrant main theme connects to a lyrical middle section, then an innovative ostinato leads

Robert Robinson's hymn text is given a fresh treatment in this joy-filled anthem. An original melody and a sparkling piano accompaniment are featured along with theological text-painting. Stanzas 1 and 3

The Holy Spirit performs important work in the life of the believer. This setting reminds us of that work, emphasizing our reliance and dependence upon that influence in our Christian walk. The violin

Utilizing Dvorak's theme, this is an emotional retelling of the Prodigal Son that expresses the conflict in this parable, followed by the reassurance of grace and forgiveness. The choral writing for mixed

"There is an everlasting kindness You lavished on us when the Radiance of heaven came to rescue the lost; You called the sheep without a shepherd to leave their distress for Your streams of forgiveness and

This commissioned work is based on the original tune CLARK by Frank Pesci. The setting and arrangement are by the composer. The words are by Francis Havergal. An optional congregation part is included.

This fragile song shimmers with assurance and the message "Do not be afraid." Written to reassure a child at night, the message is timeless for all. The beautiful imagery of the stars at night, echoed by a

Lloyd Larson's setting of this popular Hillsong favorite incorporates verses from the hymn The Solid Rock. Accessible and dramatic, the anthem builds to proclaim the center of our faith, that

"Reach out with loving hands to accept, affirm, embrace ev'ry child of God throughout the world" is the main theme of this very moving anthem. A memorable melody adds depth to the meaningful text that was