The warmth of the worship gathering is presented in this gentle ballad for general use. This anthem will be particularly useful when planning homecoming or building dedication services but the real value may be realized as a callto worship or fellowship song. A new favorite.

Ruthie Schram presents a highly creative approach in this fascinating Holy Week offering. Three scenes from the life of Christ are presented where Christ experienced physical thirst. From the manger to his last moments on thecross this anthem reminds us that ironically Christ is the “Living Water” for our spiritual thirst. An optional communion text is provided for additional performance options. Profound! On Ash Wednesday we are calledto return to the will of God. This John Parker text based on passages from Joel and Malachi is treated to a blended musical approach creating stark contrast from the judgement passages and the divine Homecoming that crowns thefinal chorus. A dramatic reminder.

John Parker and Stan Pethel take off the gloves in this knockout gospel toe-tapper. The hope of heaven propels this piece to a true choral jubilee and audiences will really resonate with the happy thoughts this song evokes.Program for Homecoming Sunday revival services All Saints celebrations or anytime you want to lift the spirits of your people. Positive!

Uses: General Church AnniversaryScripture: Galatians 5:13; Matthew 5:14-16; Ephesians 6:5-7; Acts 20:35This cheerful anthem calls the faithful to service and fellowship. Ideal for churchhomecoming/anniversary commemorations this general song of praise is characterized by quality part-writing and clear and purposeful poetry. “Serve the Lord with gladness and walk in His light” are the words that crownthe chorus of this inspiring worship vehicle. A festive trumpet part completes the piece and creates a glorious effect.