Weaving together classic hymns including "Now Thank We All Our God," "Come, Ye, Thankful People, Come," "As Men of Old Their First Fruits Brought," and "We Praise You, O God, Our Redeemer," this 3-part anthem is a boisterous choral statement perfect for the Thanksgiving season.

This anthem works well throughout the year and especially for the Easter season. Arranged for soloist (or worship leader) and SAB choir that can be learned quickly, this song is an excellent addition to blended and contemporary worship services. Could easily be adapted for soloist alone.

Your congregation will immediately join in worship as this stunning anthem draws us closer to the heart of God. Written by Regi Stone & Jeff Ferguson, this incredibly moving modern hymn for soloist + 3-part choir/ensemble is as easy to learn as it is beautiful. One rehearsal and you're ready.

For blended and contemporary settings, this encouraging anthem with a bluegrass, southern gospel feel reminds us of all that the Lord has given us. If you have a small mixed ensemble or trio, this simple three-part arrangement from veteran arranger Wayne Haun is for them!

For traditional settings, this well known song has been arranged for the 3-part choir with simple harmonies by Luke Woodard so your choir is ready to sing with one rehearsal.

A cheery and bright 3-part choral anthem, this song with southern gospel flair centers on themes of the return of Jesus and would work well in a traditional or blended worship service.

An upbeat, guitar-driven proclamation of God's faithfulness through every circumstance! Beginning with ladies unison and then expanding to 3-part choir, this piece brightly builds and would find an easy home in your blended or contemporary services.

Beautifully arranged for men's ensemble with optional congregational part, this simple praise & worship chorus continues to be one of the most popular songs in our entire catalog. This arrangement serves well in blended & contemporary services, and may find a home in traditional services as well.

A song of longing to praise the Lord, this simple piece for soloist (or worship leader) and 3-part choir comes from an attitude of thankfulness and adoration. Serves well in blended and contemporary worship settings.