Blending two familiar tunes, this combination of Bach's "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" and "O Come, All Ye Faithful" is ideal for a reflective moment in Sunday worship or your seasonal program. Arranged for traditional choir. [Full orchestration available for Unlimited PLUS Members]

Tender and joyful, this Christmas choral ballad features flowing traditional SATB voicing and a worshipful spirit. Perfect for a Sunday morning in December!

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.

A crisp arrangement of the classic carol for SATB choir with a slightly modern piano accompaniment by arranger Camp Kirkland. Excellent addition to a traditional worship service during the Christmas season. [Lyric video accompaniment track available for Unlimited PLUS Members.]

From the opening instrumental treatment of William Kirkpatrick's Away In A Manger to the exquisite use of SATB adult choir and children's choir together, Hal Wright's arrangement of Infant Holy, Infant Lowly is a can't-miss Christmas anthem. [Video Track available to Unlimited PLUS Members.]

Arranged for the small choir, this rendition of the beloved Christmas carol features unison singing with moments of 2-part and a 3-part ending. Ready in one rehearsal!

Arranged for unison children's choir and optional women's ensemble, this upbeat medley of classic Christmas carols will enliven any worship service in December. Includes "The First Noel," "O Come, All Ye Faithful," and "Joy to the World!"

Perfect for any service in the Christmas season, this simple yet fresh ballad features a vocal solo and a pleasing acoustic accompaniment. Appropriate for a small worship band.

Arranged for ages 6-10, this engaging 24-minute “musical within a musical” tells the story of a kids choir seeking a Christmas musical that’s better than last year’s disaster. Instead of the “hippest” new music book, they find their inspiration in the Bible’s account of Jesus’ birth!