Upbeat and contemporary, this fresh 9-song, 39-minute celebration re-imagines “How Great Our Joy,” “O Little Town of Bethlehem,” “Angels We Have Heard on High” along with such modern favorites as “How Many Kings?” and “Let Us Be." Includes solos, duos, 3-part & SATB plus crisp narration for two.

An energetic rock groove animates Fanny Crosby's beloved hymn with a vibrant passion that will ignite a spirit of praise in your children's choir. With optional 2-part harmony.

This 30-minute musical for older children/youth gets straight to the heart of the Christmas story: Jesus was born so that we might be born again. The 8 songs—including 3 familiar carols—are fun and upbeat and arranged in unison and 2-part. Simple, short narration can be handled by 3 kids.

Reflecting on the Lord's Table with confidence in Christ's finished work and humility as we receive His eternal gift, this anthem will set a beautiful tone as your congregation partakes of the gifts of God at Communion. [Orchestrations available to Unlimited Members]

With a flowing triplet feel, Benjamin Harlan's rendition of the beloved hymn of assurance features a well-arranged SATB setting your choir can learn in just a few rehearsals. [Full Orchestration available for Unlimited Members.]

Reflecting on the Lord's Table with confidence in Christ's finished work and humility as we receive His eternal gift, this anthem will set a beautiful tone as your congregation partakes of the gifts of God at Communion.

With a flowing triplet feel, Benjamin Harlan's rendition of the beloved hymn of assurance features a well-arranged SATB setting your choir can learn in just a few rehearsals.

Tom Fettke's musical setting of the Prayer of St. Francis captures the sincere, sacred quality of the well-known lines with a traditional SATB sound, creating a solemn atmosphere of self-reflection and surrender.

From West Hills Worship comes this heartfelt prayer of surrender that asks the Spirit of God to descend and ignite our souls once again. Starting with slow intentionality, the song builds to a powerful crescendo as the congregation joins in singing the simple words and melody.