Five stirring patriotic favorites accessibly arranged for SATB choir by Dave Williamson, Bruce Greer, Tom Fettke, Dennis Allen, and Lowell Alexander & Phil Naish. Could easily be adapted for a mixed 4-part ensemble of your strongest singers!

This slow and simple, acoustic heart-cry for consecration works well in both traditional or contemporary settings as a solo or congregational worship song. Also includes small section for a 2-part worship team to join in. [Lyric accompaniment video available with Unlimited PLUS Membership.]

This slow and simple, acoustic heart-cry for consecration works well in both traditional or contemporary settings as a solo or congregational worship song. Also includes small section for a 2-part worship team to join in. [Lyric accompaniment video available with Unlimited Membership.]

For blended and contemporary settings, this anthem with a happy gospel feel is easy-to-learn and is sure to get toes tapping. A singable 4-part harmony and part for a soloist makes this a fun one for your quartet or worship choir!

This moderate pop worship song from singer-songwriter Aaron Shackleton is a heartfelt prayer of surrender. For soloist or worship leader with optional duet harmony, this piece would serve well in contemporary settings.

For those of you who enjoy a little southern gospel, this one’s for you! Your trio or ensemble can learn this 3-part arrangement with few rehearsals. You may even want to invite your choir to join in on the chorus! Works well blended and contemporary worship settings.

With a light Southern gospel feel, this solo + 3-part choir/ensemble is an inspiring call for workers to labor in the fields while there's still time.

Asking the question, "Do others see Jesus in me?" this solo with 3-part choir or ensemble is the perfect inspirational song to accompanying a message on personal holiness or evangelism.

Inspiring and encouraging, this gentle and sincere piece reminds us of our mission in God's kingdom: to love others and spread the gospel to each person, one by one. Arranged for trio or small 3-part choir, this piece would make for an excellent special in blended or contemporary settings.