Experience the resurrection through the eyes of those who witnessed it! This 45-minute, 9 song musical features traditional to blended arrangements of familiar and original anthems, interspersed with extensive 2-part narrations chronicling the most significant event in the history of humanity.

Setting our hearts and minds on the incredible love of Christ, this moving and heartfelt musical is the perfect combination of blended to contemporary worship and inspirational narrations that together create a truly meaningful Easter experience!

A collection of 10 easy three-part and SATB Easter favorites from renowned writers/arrangers that your choir will enjoy rehearsing as much as they enjoy singing.

Rather than simply telling the story of Easter, this SATB musical powerfully communicates— through song, scripture, and extended narrations—seven ways Christ’s death and resurrection radically transforms our lives. Arranged by Russell Mauldin, Dave Williamson, Robert Sterling, and others. 50 minutes

Masterfully arranged by Robert Sterling, this flowing ballad builds to a passionate declaration of the comfort God faithfully bestows upon His children. [Full orchestration available for Unlimited PLUS Members]

Masterfully arranged by Robert Sterling, this flowing ballad builds to a passionate declaration of the comfort God faithfully bestows upon His children.

For traditional or blended worship settings, this very simply arranged 30-minute Easter cantata uses 8 familiar hymns and new compositions—along with short narration segments—to tell the timeless story of Easter for those who haven’t heard as well as for those who know it well.

Arranged for 4-part choir, Robert Sterling and Regi Stone have crafted this modern hymn celebrating Christ's great love. A memorable anthem also available as a duet arrangement, this flexible piece could work in a variety of worship settings.

This 35-minute journey from Palm Sunday to Easter Morning through eyewitness accounts of 7 biblical characters features 10 easy to medium SATB anthems by arrangers Dave Williamson, Tom Fettke, Robert Sterling, Camp Kirkland, Dennis Allen, and others.