Reharmonized in a minor mode, this classic carol features a light rock groove and haunting new melody. Perfect for a contemporary candlelight service. For soloist and 3-part choir.

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 passionately orchestrated call for all of us to see Christ in "the least of these" which would make an outstanding solo + 4-part choir special for a missions emphasis. Serves well in blended and contemporary settings.

A declaration of confidence in God our Rock and our Fortress, this powerful but singable song works as both a contemporary anthem for your choir or worship chorus for your congregation. Arranged for soloist or worship leader + 4-part choir.

This stunning worship ballad will call your congregation to an awareness of God's loving presence and a grateful response to His mercy and grace. For soloist (or worship leader) and SATB choir or ensemble, this beautiful piece serves well in contemporary settings.

A passionate proclamation of God as our deliverer, this anthem from Grace Chapel for an SATB worship choir and soloist is a heartfelt song for your choir and congregation. Works well in a blended or contemporary setting.

Starting with a simple duet, then expanding to full, 4-part choir, this stirring ballad builds to a powerful declaration of praise and reminds us of the joy of being in the body of Christ. Works well in blended and contemporary worship settings.

From the Forever Free album comes the single, "One Day Soon". This contemporary worship anthem for a leader/soloist and 4-part worship choir (or ensemble) is quickly learned and is a powerful reminder of that day when we will see our Lord face to face. Could be easily adapted for soloist alone.

Passionate. Powerful. Engaging. This contemporary worship anthem for accomplished soloist and SATB choir is inspired by Revelation's account of worshiping the Lamb around God's throne.