For blended and contemporary settings, this worshipful 40-minute cantata with narration weaves together 9 songs (from such accessible arrangers as Dennis Allen and Russell Mauldin) spanning Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday—ending with an invitation and celebration of Christ’s resurrection!

This sincere song of confession reflects on the amazing reality that Christ chose to pay the penalty for our sins with His life. Arranged for easy 3 or 4 part.

A deeply moving reflection on the crucifixion of Christ, this heartfelt ballad considers the thorns' symbolism in the tragedy of the cross, the sacrifice for sin, and the crown of His resurrection and victory. Arranged for voice, piano and cello. 3-part choir version also available.

With a fresh pop groove, Dennis Allen's arrangement of the Easter hymn will give your children's choir an opportunity to shine. With optional 2-part harmony on the last verse.

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.

A deeply moving reflection on the crucifixion of Christ, this heartfelt ballad considers the thorns' symbolism in the tragedy of the cross, the sacrifice for sin, and the crown of His resurrection and victory. Arranged for 3-part choir, piano and cello. Solo version also available.

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.

For congregations wanting to blend familiar Easter hymns with light contemporary anthems, this inspiring full-length (40-min.) musical invites us into the Resurrection story through short narrations & accessible arrangements from Dennis Allen, Bruce Greer, Russell Mauldin, Dave Williamson & others.

This pensive yet poignant piano meditation on the atoning work of Christ from Don Pardoe begins in the delicate higher register and confidently broadens into the middle range.