An earnest song of hope and comfort, Making Room begins with a sparse and ambient feel, then crescendos into a lush expression of expectancy. This piece is well-suited to a contemporary worship service, and is as easily lead by a solo vocalist as by a praise & worship band.

"Shepherd" is a triumphant-sounding, anthemic interpretation of the 23rd Psalm, from Willamette Music. A versatile praise & worship-style song, it can be performed in a full-band setting like the recording, but would be no less stirring, stripped down with an acoustic guitar or piano.

Energetic and exciting, this simple arrangement is great for a children's choir, but is also perfect for a small band-lead sing-along for the whole congregation.

This arrangement of the Christmas favorite stays faithful to the traditional feel and message of the original, while adding beautiful new verses from Nan Allen. It's arranged for SATB choir, but includes several sections in unison.

A simple, celebratory, small band arrangement, this unison carol was written for children, but is just as well-suited for soloists or congregational singing.

A cheerful, breezy stroll through three timeless songs about eternity, this simple medley is arranged with southern gospel flare for SATB choirs.

With lyrics pulled directly from scripture, this piece delivers a strong but simple message of grace, mercy, and forgiveness. Arranged for unison children's choir, it's equally suited to accompaniment by a small band, or simply a piano.

Ready in one rehearsal, this simple arrangement of the familiar Christmas carol features mostly unison lines yet still builds with dynamic modulations and well-placed moments of harmony.

From Artesian Wells, the worship ministry of New Life Community Church in Southern California, this modern rendition of the beloved hymn crescendos into a new chorus and bridge. Perfect for the blended service.