Practical and artful, this mini-collection takes classic praise choruses from the early days of the worship movement and turns them into approachable miniatures for use in traditional worship services. Arranged with success in mind, these tastefully offered selections can function as prayer responses, benedictions or in other service roles. Purposeful! An optional piano accompaniment is available as a free download. Songs include: Be Still and Know; Jesus Is My Lord, My Master and Savior; Bless the Lord, O My Soul; This Is My Commandment; O the Blood of Jesus; God Is So Good.

Arranger: David Winkler

Elegant and refined, this unaccompanied gem is a wonderful addition to the repertoire. Thoughtful part-writing makes the octavo approachable, and the styling brings new emotion to this beloved lyric.

Arranger: David Angerman

Uses: Epiphany, General Scripture: Luke 1:78; John 8:12; II Peter 1:19 Like a tapestry of sound, this a cappella gem begins with measures of vocal ahs before moving into an expressive theme supported by rich, satisfying harmonies. Impeccable part-writing enables choirs with tuning and accuracy and gives directors a chance to explore the deep beauty found in these lovely musical phrases. The Wesley text is a shining testimony of faith in Christ the Light of the World.

Arranger: Brad Nix | Composer: Brad Nix

Uses: Epiphany, General Scripture: Luke 1:78; John 8:12; II Peter 1:19 Like a tapestry of sound, this a cappella gem begins with measures of vocal ahs before moving into an expressive theme supported by rich, satisfying harmonies. Impeccable part-writing enables choirs with tuning and accuracy and gives directors a chance to explore the deep beauty found in these lovely musical phrases. The Wesley text is a shining testimony of faith in Christ the Light of the World.

Composer: Brad Nix

Uses: General Scripture: Psalm 19:1-4; Luke 19:40 There is nothing more pleasing than the pure sounds of four-part a cappella singing. This hymn-like anthem is a study in part-writing, maximizing the sumptuousness of the sonic stack and giving each vocal part its special place in the choir. As it develops, you will find an unfolding of message and music that is so natural and genuine. The words celebrate the gift of praise and invite everything that has breath to worship the King of creation.

Composer: Lee Dengler

Uses: General Scripture: Psalm 19:1-4; Luke 19:40 There is nothing more pleasing than the pure sounds of four-part a cappella singing. This hymn-like anthem is a study in part-writing, maximizing the sumptuousness of the sonic stack and giving each vocal part its special place in the choir. As it develops, you will find an unfolding of message and music that is so natural and genuine. The words celebrate the gift of praise and invite everything that has breath to worship the King of creation.

Arranger: Lee Dengler | Composer: Lee Dengler

Uses: General, Communion, Commitment Scripture: John 15:5; John 15:8; Galatians 2:20 A very compelling text brings us into a prayer of personal commitment in this choral offering. Expressive chords and freedom in the tempo establish a worshipful spirit. With the final words, You are my Lord, You are my breath, Jesus live in me, this beautiful work of sacred art comes to a quiescent conclusion.

Arranger: Lee Dengler | Composer: Lee Dengler

Uses: General, Communion, Commitment Scripture: John 15:5; John 15:8; Galatians 2:20 A very compelling text brings us into a prayer of personal commitment in this choral offering. Expressive chords and freedom in the tempo establish a worshipful spirit. With the final words, You are my Lord, You are my breath, Jesus live in me, this beautiful work of sacred art comes to a quiescent conclusion.

Composer: Lee Dengler