This collection of our very best Southern Gospel harmonies will get toes tappin', hands clappin' and spirits lifted. Arranged by folks like Jim Hammerly, Dave Williamson and Dennis Allen, these tunes are upbeat and fun to sing.

Dave Williamson has arranged this medley of hymns with a fun gospel-shuffle and great full-throated, 4-part vocals. Includes: "Nothing But the Blood," "Are You Washed in the Blood?" and "There Is Power In the Blood." [Full Orchestration available to Unlimited PLUS Members]

Dave Williamson has arranged this medley of hymns with a fun gospel-shuffle and great full-throated, 4-part vocals. Includes: "Nothing But the Blood," "Are You Washed in the Blood?" and "There Is Power In the Blood." Would work well in a variety of worship settings from blended to contemporary.

This down-home medley of old favorites about our heavenly home is sure to set a joyful tone for your next worship service! With a bluegrass feel, this piece for 4-part choir or ensemble would work well in traditional and blended settings.

Cheery and original, this toe-tapper with a touch of southern gospel feel will energize your choir while singing of the assurance of God’s provision in every season of life. An adaptable tune for SATB choir (with optional solos) that works well in traditional and blended settings.

The bold, fun opening of this traditional choral setting calls us to celebrate the peace and joy we have in Christ. A 3-part arrangement that is as simple as it is lively, this song would work well in a traditional to blended service.

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 uplifting 4-part Southern Gospel tune will have feet tapping and hands clapping! Works well in a blended to contemporary setting.

With a gentle country lilt, this lovely piece for 4-part choir or ensemble tells the Easter story from Gethsemane to Calvary. Serves well in contemporary settings and, for a stylistic change of pace in a traditional or blended service, try this song with a bluegrass/vocal ensemble.