Soloist and SATB choir encourage us to find our hope and help at the feet of Christ. Robert Sterling's lush, inspirational arrangement works particularly well to illustrate Mary's anointing of Jesus or to illustrate a posture of submission and humility before Christ.

Glenn Wonacott's stirring sacred setting of this traditional piece is arranged for soloist and 3-octave handbell choir with optional TTB choir and piano parts.

The poignancy of this hymn comes through loud and clear...even without the words! Regi Stone has done a great job of demonstrating our soul's yearning through the piano. As you'll hear on the demo, adding your own synth pad, can enhance the feeling.

Tim Akers has reframed this great American hymn in a lush jazz style. Perfect for the pianist looking to branch out on their next offertory.

Using the grace-filled words Christ whispered from the cross, this song evokes imagery of the gift Jesus gave. With a fresh treatment of well known scriptural texts, this piece is simple, yet worthy of addition to our varied Resurrection celebrations. [Video track available to Unlimited members.]

This invitation to come to the Lord's table is a gentle, contemporary communion song that works in a blended or contemporary worship context. SATB with optional flute part.

This beautiful and beloved hymn is set in an unexpectedly fresh 2-part vocal arrangement (w/occasional 4-part accents) that works in both traditional and blended worship settings.

For traditional and blended worship settings, this beautiful 3-part anthem underscores the miraculous truth that Christ left the glory of heaven, took on human flesh, and walked among us on earth as our Emmanuel.

Arranged for duet or 2-part choir, Robert Sterling and Regi Stone have crafted this modern hymn celebrating Christ's great love. Also available as a choir arrangement, this flexible piece could work in a variety of worship settings.