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This assembly song reflects on God as shepherd, healer, and source of light. Set in an easy praise and worship style for choir, piano, and guitar, the melody flows well and is easy to sing and remember.

O God of Every Longing

SATB Octavo w/ Guitar Accompaniment

Combining rich Eucharistic imagery and text with a deeply moving contemporary melody, this assembly song is sure to resonate with young and old alike. Presented bilingually with a new Spanish translation, this song will reach new communities of believers. It is scored with keyboard and guitar accompaniment.

Miracle of Grace/Milagro de Gracia

Two-Part Octavo w/ Guitar Accompaniment

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Inspired by Christ's call to St. Francis to "rebuild my Church," this piece affirms that renewal begins with lives rooted in Christian virtue and caring for one another. The gentle accompaniment and simple melody allow the text to shine and encourage assembly participation. Focused on forgiveness, mercy, peace, love, and welcome, it is especially fitting for church dedications or general use.

Build My Church

Three-Part Treble Octavo

Scored for piano, guitar, and two-part choir, this contemplative, stately setting of St. Francis' beloved prayer offers a fresh, contemporary option for soloists and choirs. Its flexible yet clear structure is easy to follow. The melody outlines an ascending triad and subsequent stepwise descent, sits in a comfortable range, and creates an inviting, memorable tune. It is comfortably paced to allow time to absorb the depth and meaning of the lyrics.

Lord, Make Me an Instrument

Two-Part Octavo

With its lyrical, gently syncopated melody, this setting proclaims Christ's promise and invites believers to trust in the Resurrection. Ideal for Divine Mercy Sunday, worship throughout the Easter season, or liturgies of Christian life and discipleship. It is appropriate for ensembles of easy to medium skill level and is scored for choir, piano, guitar, and assembly, with optional string parts available as a separate download.

We Believe

SATB Octavo

A finalist for the 2024 ACP Song of the Year, this contemporary crossover song features a largely pentatonic Appalachian-inspired folk melody that seems instantly familiar. Its stately, soaring refrain with SATB harmonies contrasts beautifully with the verses' speech-like dotted rhythms, offering an accessible song that speaks to discipleship, welcome, unity, evangelization, and hope.

The Table of the Lord

This gentle, singable song centers on Christ embodied in the Eucharist, helping the faithful prepare their hearts to receive this great gift. Scored simply for three-part choir, keyboard, and guitar, its easy melodic range encourages quick learning. A graceful bridge adds energy without disturbing the overall feeling of calm. The final verse's question offers a quiet call to become what we receive.

Lord, We Receive You

Reflect on the mystery and beauty of the Mass as the sacred meeting place where heaven and earth unite. Solo-led verses and a call-and-response refrain invite heartfelt participation, with a flexible bridge for soloist or choir. Easy to learn for three-part choir, this hopeful piece suits themes of light, healing, and eternal life. Optional flute and oboe parts enrich this contemporary setting.

Here and Now

This praise and worship song is scored for keyboard, guitar, and five-part choir using a two-part option on one staff with three-part backing vocals on a separate staff. The lyrics are based on Luke 1, making this especially appropriate for Marian feasts. This is compatible with the version found in the Choose Christ Missal.

I Rejoice

Five-Part Octavo w/ Guitar Accompaniment

Inspired by the Last Supper, this piece invites us to join in the hope and compassion of Christ's message; each verse speaks to a different struggle, and the refrain reminds us of Christ's constant presence in our lives. The added solo cello part weaves throughout the choral harmonies, evoking a feeling of unity and support. Suitable for use during Communion or other meditative liturgical moments, this piece offers a contemporary reflection on the remembrance of Christ, with a subtle invitation to action, calling us to share his love with the world.

Remember Me

SAB Octavo w/ Guitar Accompaniment, opt Cello

“Come in adoration…to the place where the heavens meet earth” proclaims the lyrically powerful refrain of this contemporary worship song. Appropriate throughout the season of Christmas, it covers a range of thematic topics including conversion, darkness, healing, light, praise, salvation, and the love of God for us. This title, first published in Choose Christ Missal, is enriched in this octavo with new SATB choral parts on the refrain.

The Way and the Word

Scored for three-part choir, piano, guitar, and solo instrument, this contemplative contemporary song about the Beatitudes unfolds over five verses with a reassuring refrain. Touching on the many familiar topics of the Beatitudes—suffering, love of God, trust, sacrifice, social concern, faith, and eternal life—the thematic lyrical content of this song will fit into many liturgies, but is especially appropriate for the Feast of All Saints.

Blessed Are You

Three-Part Treble Octavo w/ Guitar Accompaniment, opt Solo Instrument in C

This communion song draws inspiration from the story of Emmaus, when Jesus walks alongside his grieving disciples. His presence is ultimately revealed and celebrated in the sacrament of the Eucharist. Especially fitting for the Easter season, with keyboard and guitar accompaniment. An assembly version is included.

May We Come to Know You

Three-Part Treble Octavo w/ Guitar Accompaniment

Anchored by a concise, catchy refrain, this fresh-sounding assembly song invites us to become humble and childlike in our faith so that we might be able to approach God with reverence and adoration. Although scored for two-part choir, this work really shines with a full ensemble. Though this Eucharistic song can be used year-round, the reference to Bethlehem in the first verse makes it especially appropriate during the seasons of Advent and Christmas.

Behold the Lamb of God

From the Echo Harbor label, this adoration text has themes of creation, hope, peace, praise, and God's love for us. It is scored for three-part choir, keyboard, guitar, and solo instrument in C. The song provides a powerful contemporary option for moments in liturgy when God is to be glorified, including Holy Trinity, Confirmation, and adoration of the Eucharist.

How Glorious Our God

SAB Octavo w/ Guitar Accompaniment, opt Solo Instrument in C

This heartfelt song recounts the lessons and memories that our departed loved ones have left behind and serves as a reminder of the promise of eternal life. Its simple melody brings focus to the text and allows for prayerful participation from the assembly. The additional parts for cello, and two violins provide flexibility for various ensembles and are available from the publisher's website. This setting can be used for an extended procession and is especially effective when used with its companion piece, Song of Farewell (#11569289) for the final commendation.

May the Angels Lead You Home

This collaboration of several esteemed OCP artists provides a melodically intuitive and rhythmically straightforward song of praise. It is flexible, with three Christmas verses included alongside three more general ones. It is scored simply for three-part harmony, keyboard, guitar, and solo instrument in C.

Come, Let Us Adore

The text, based on the story of the blind man Bartimaeus, expresses these themes with a simple, earnest refrain and verses which in turn focus on our desire for heaven, a call to faithful humility, and the encouragement to see Christ in the people around us. This contemporary octavo includes keyboard accompaniment and a combined guitar/choral score, featuring SATB choir on the refrain and two-part harmony on the verses.

Have Mercy, Son of David

Centered around lyric themes of Christian life, conversion, and water, this is a great assembly song not only for baptisms in general but specifically for the feast of the Baptism of the Lord. With an Appalachian feel and comfortable pacing, the tune is easily learned, especially the pentatonic refrain. It is scored for three-part choir, piano, guitar, and solo instrument in C.

Gather at the Water

The overarching theme of unity in Christ through the Eucharist permeates the three verses of this contemporary assembly song. Touching on additional topics of hope, joy, peace, and praise, its refrain calls us to "become the love we receive, the hope our world needs, in the Body and the Blood." Piano and guitar accompaniment.

Amen, Let It Be Done

Three-Part Mixed Octavo & Solo

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