Dennis Allen's uplifting 4-part choir arrangement of "O The Blood of Jesus," "Nothing But the Blood" and "There Is A Fountain" works in a traditional or blended service. Invite the congregation to sing along!

This timeless text is given new life with the addition of the Kýrie eléison, Christé eléison, "Lord have mercy, Christ have mercy." For soloist + SATB choir, works well in blended and contemporary worship settings.

Useful for congregational worship all through the year as well as during Easter season, this wonderful song of praise for SATB worship choir or ensemble + leader or soloist serves well in blended and contemporary settings.

Arranged for soloist and SATB choir, this powerful anthem works well during communion or for Easter. One of the most popular choral arrangements we've ever offered, this earnest and worshipful piece would easily find a home in your contemporary worship service.

With a lilting Celtic melody, this anthem celebrating redemption and restoration is beautifully arranged for your 4-part choir. A flexible piece, this song would work well in blended and contemporary services, as well as some traditional settings. A great choice for Lenten season--or any time!

Marty Funderburk's blend of inspirational and Southern Gospel sensibilities makes this a compelling song that works well in a blended or contemporary setting for your trio or 3-part ensemble/worship choir and soloist.

With a smooth gospel vibe, this exuberant SATB anthem with optional soloist celebrates Christ's resurrection in a style that serves well in blended and contemporary worship settings. An excellent choice for Easter (and all year long!). [Brass parts available to Unlimited PLUS Members]

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.

This mid-tempo, SATB arrangement of the classic hymn has a bright, Celtic feel. An adaptable piece, it would be fitting for traditional, blended, and contemporary worship settings alike--especially on Easter morning!