Arranged for unison children's choir, but just as suitable for solo performance, this peace ties together lyrical themes from classic Christmas hymns, with placid verses that build to triumphal choruses.

With a passionate message and contemporary country feel, this worship anthem gives voice to our desire to experience the Holy Spirit’s revival in every heart. Perfect for small band accompaniment.

Arranged for unison children's choir, this acoustic pop song is a sincere exhortation for us all to love another even as Christ loved us. Well-suited for small band accompaniment.

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!

A gentle, singable a cappella medley of two patriotic favorites that celebrates America's heritage of faith and liberty. For SATB choir, this piece is adaptable and would work well in a variety of patriotic services: from traditional to contemporary.

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.]

This simple (unison), sincere call to carry the message and Spirit with us wherever we go is a perfect close for a missions-focused service.

Beautiful and moving lyrics are joined with a Celtic-flavored melody that calls every believer to give to others the grace and mercy that has been given to us by God. Arranged for soloist (or worship leader) and 3-part choir or ensemble, this piece would fit well in contemporary settings.