Pepper Choplin is always a safe bet for great music. This unison piece is a sermon in song for our younger choirs and the message is contemporary and relevant to their everyday life. Put a little love in your services with this splendid new worship song.

Composer: Pepper Choplin

Uses: General Scripture: Proverbs 3:9; Colossians 3:23-24 Here is a welcome upbeat song of dedication and commitment. Inspiring young people to be their personal best for Christ is a message that is always needful. The music works well as a unison anthem for developing choirs but adding the two-part element will add another level of musical excitement. Encourage excellence, character and musicianship with this inspiring choral!

Composer: Joseph Martin

Let your children's choir celebrate the resurrection with Listen to the Bells from Cindy Berry. This beautiful choral includes the optional handchimes part for added performance option.

Composer: Cindy Berry

Joseph and his dad collaborated on this happy piece challenging the listener to be a rainbow, a symbol of hope for others to see. Sadly, Joe's father passed away since then, but this is a fitting tribute to the positive spirit and inspiring faith that he shared with others. Almost all unison, this anthem can be programmed any time of year. Accompaniment/performance on Celebration 2005

Composer: Joseph Martin

Uses: Trinity Sunday, General Scripture: Isaiah 48:16; Matthew 3:16-17; Luke 3:21-22 A rare example of a teaching piece that is also musically compelling. The mystery of the Trinity is considered in this thoughtfully conceived text, and the music is upbeat and positive. While easy to learn, consider using this anthem to dialogue with your young people about this important spiritual concept.

Composer: Vicki Tucker Courtney

This Christmas/Epiphany title is just the thing for rounding out your Christmas program. We are all welcome at the manger just as we are and this message comes through wrapped in simple yet effective music. Touching! Accompaniment/performance on Exaltation 2005 CD

Composer: Douglas Nolan