From the Gold City quartet, an expressive, southern-styled rendition of the classic hymn for a soloist with a mixed ensemble or men's quartet. A flexible piece, this arrangement could work well in traditional, blended, and contemporary worship settings.

A joyfully majestic setting of this hymn favorite for advanced singers arranged for the most exquisite of all instruments: the human voice.

Fusing the lyrics of two hymns with a new melody, this modern a cappella anthem features precision and blend that will bring a moment of holy beauty to any worship service. For a skilled choir or ensemble of your best singers, this piece would work well in traditional or blended services.

A sophisticated, new setting of the traditional hymn lyrics for SATB choir (with opt. organ accompaniment) that communicates the passion of Christ's sacrifice. Check out the live SATB demo or the alternative 2-part + solo studio version. Serves well in traditional and blended services alike.

From the award-winning Southern Gospel quartet Gold City, this country flavored arrangement of the classic hymn is sure to brighten any worship service. Adapted for men's quartet or choir, this piece would work well in blended and contemporary settings.

Craig Adams' lively SATB arrangement for traditional and blended worship settings varies between men and women's parts to breathe fresh energy into this traditional hymn.

Starting with "Angels, from the Realms of Glory" and ending with "Joy to the World," this magnificent 12-minute medley of carols is masterfully arranged for choir, narrator and congregation.

Dave Williamson has arranged this medley of hymns with a fun gospel-shuffle and great full-throated, 4-part vocals. Includes: "Nothing But the Blood," "Are You Washed in the Blood?" and "There Is Power In the Blood." [Full Orchestration available to Unlimited PLUS Members]

Dave Williamson has arranged this medley of hymns with a fun gospel-shuffle and great full-throated, 4-part vocals. Includes: "Nothing But the Blood," "Are You Washed in the Blood?" and "There Is Power In the Blood." Would work well in a variety of worship settings from blended to contemporary.