A grand medley of Christmas songs including Angels from the Realms of Glory, The Birthday of a King, and the traditional French carol, He Is Born, this easy arrangement features unison choir with a few moments of 2-part and a simple 3-part ending. Ready in one rehearsal!

Ideal for blended or light-contemporary settings, this piece is a comforting reminder of God's love for us and the promise we have of spending eternity in His presence. Arranged for soloist + SATB choir. (Lyric video accompaniment track available to Unlimited PLUS Members.]

Blending traditional hymn favorites "To God Be the Glory" and "Redeemed, How I Love to Proclaim It," this easy, SATB arrangement testifies to the goodness of our Heavenly Father and loving Savior.

With a relaxed country feel, this easy medley of "Were You There?" and "Jesus Paid It All" for SATB choir or ensemble will be an instant favorite of your choir and congregation. A classic arrangement, this piece serves well in traditional, blended, and contemporary settings.

With an easy feel, Dennis Allen's arrangement of the beloved hymn will bring a light Southern gospel flavor to your next worship service. Ready to sing with one rehearsal! Arranged for SATB choir/ensemble (with optional solo), this piece could work well in any worship settings.

A sincere, warm song of gratitude to God that would easily find a home in your traditional or blended service. For a 2-part choir and soloist, a SATB version is also available.

Dave Williamson's version of one of Discover Worship's most popular worship songs has been masterfully arranged by Luke Woodard for 2-part choir or ensemble. A flexible praise chorus, this anthem works well in a variety of service styles: traditional to contemporary.

A flowing 4-part choral medley of two beloved hymns celebrating God as Creator of nature's beauty. With optional solos. For traditional and blended worship settings.

A fresh adaptation for a 2-part choir of J. Daniel's Smith's prayerful choral anthem, this earnest song celebrates the peace that comes from trusting God and would also make a lovely duet. For traditional, blended, or contemporary worship settings.