SKU: HL.1108586
UPC: 196288103318. 6.75x10.5x0.029 inches. Ephesians 5:21, I Peter 1:15-16, I Samuel 12:14.
Moving forward with assurance and regal confidence, this festive flourish is a call to ministry. The text reminds us to be devoted to the work of the kingdom and to walk worthy of the high calling of Christ.
SKU: HL.119098
ISBN 9781480341364. UPC: 884088905262. 9x12 inches.
An amazing selection of songs from VH-1's special arranged for instrumentalists. Includes: All Along the Watchtower • All Shook Up • American Pie • Beat It • Blowin' in the Wind • Blue Suede Shoes • Bohemian Rhapsody • Born to Be Wild • Born to Run • Bridge over Troubled Water • California Dreamin' • Dream On • Every Breath You Take • Fire and Rain • Free Bird • Gloria • Good Vibrations • Great Balls of Fire • A Hard Day's Night • Hey Jude • Hotel California • (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction • I Heard It Through the Grapevine • Imagine • Jump • Layla • Let It Be • London Calling • Louie, Louie • Maggie May • My Generation • Piano Man • Proud Mary • Respect • Rock Around the Clock • Roxanne • Smells like Teen Spirit • Stairway to Heaven • Stand by Me • Sunshine of Your Love • Superstition • We Are the Champions • When Doves Cry • Yesterday • You Shook Me All Night Long • and more.
SKU: HP.1299
UPC: 763628112998.
This video workshop in DVD format with Brian Wren is 60 minutes in length. It is divided into three parts: Hymns in Worship, Profile of a Hymnwriter, and What Language Shall I Borrow? Here Dr. Wren shares his skills and methods, and speaks about the place of hymns in worship, a hymnwriter's calling, and issues of inclusiveness.This video workshop with Brian Wren is 60 minutes in length. It is divided into three parts: Hymns in Worship, Profile of a Hymnwriter, and What Language Shall I Borrow? Here Dr. Wren shares his skills and methods, and speaks about the place of hymns in worship, a hymnwriter's calling, and issues of inclusiveness.
SKU: HL.8301864
UPC: 884088328726. 6.75x10.5 inches. Czech.
Incorporating the hymn, God of the Ages, Whose Almighty Hand,; this anthem for choir, piano and optional trumpet celebrates God's love for us and our calling to share the good news. Commissioned for the dedication of a new church sanctuary, this piece begins softly and builds to a joyful conclusion.
SKU: LO.10-5766L
ISBN 9780787778866.
As believers, we are called into unity with one another. This special piece from Ruth Elaine Schram encourages us to pursue that unity and to dwell richly in God’s peace. The anthem is beautifully accompanied with piano alone, but parts for a small ensemble of flute, handbells, and cello are also available. Don't miss this meaningful piece from one of our most respected writers.
SKU: AU.9781506492483
ISBN 9781506492483. 7x10.25 inches.
Building on the theme of sanctuary, Wayne Wold has written a text calling for holy space that welcomes and embraces all humankind. Using the tune WALTON, the anthem is set for SAB choir, organ and flute, with optional assembly joining on the last stanza.
SKU: GI.G-7368
UPC: 785147736806. English. Text Source: John 3:16-17, adapt. EE. Scripture: John 3:16–17.
So much more than just another setting of John 3:16! Subtle choral harmonies offset a lovely, ethereal melody for the soloist. A beautiful choice for calling everyone to worship or as a meditation within your liturgy.
SKU: GI.G-8207
UPC: 785147820703. English. Text by Liam Lawton.
Featuring images of God calling us by name as he shows his great love for us, this edition can be used at various times throughout the year. The beautiful choral harmonies can be effectively performed by an SATB choir or by a smaller group of voices. The C instrument part may be used alone or in conjunction with the string quartet parts, bringing added texture and beauty to the piece.
SKU: LO.99-1849L
UPC: 000308100266.
The thread of Christ as God's sacrificial lamb is woven throughout scripture. Perhaps the most vivid Old Testament example is Abraham's offering of Isaac. The New Testament reveals that Jesus was offered as God's sacrifice not far from the spot where Abraham laid Isaac on the wood. This Lenten cantata combines the distinguished talents of Mark Hayes (composer), John Parker (lyricist), and Audra Parker (narration) to trace the events of Holy Week from Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem to his sacrificial death on the cross. This stirring recounting of the final days of Jesus' life also includes an optional resurrection anthem, providing both flexibility and a joyous conclusion to the Holy Week story.