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A very accessible setting of a beautiful text by Mary Louise Bringle. Particularly appropriate for Advent. An optional reproducible expanded coda for Violin or Flute and Organ is available separately.

A gentle and lyrical setting of John 3:16 appropriate for adult, or children's voices. 

Inspired by the text of St. Anthony, a 3rd century Egyptian hermit, Stroope has created a stirring anthem of hope and light.

The much loved early American song written by William Billings is arranged here in TTBB voicing. The arrangement captures much of the early American feel yet incorporates a modern accompaniment with o...

A setting for bass and tenor voices of the traditional SOLID ROCK hymn tune. It features a lively gospel style piano accompaniment. Also available for SATB choir.

A lovely treble chorus setting of this favorite hymn. The addition of the optional violin part creates an added texture and compliments the choral writing. 

An original text and tune with optional organ and violin accompaniment options.

This anthem of renewal challenges the church to take a look at the world around them with fresh eyes and sing of transformation. 

The combination of two river imagery texts, "When Peace Like a River" and "Shall We Gather at the River," form the foundation for this work. For All Saints Sunday or general use.

A gentle, flowing setting of an original text that quotes from "Come, Down O Love Divine" and Vaughan Williams' lovely tune DOWN AMPNEY.

Psalm 150 is set here in a jubilant call and response style. A reproducible part of C Trumpet is included.

This original text is a powerful prayer for God to inhabit our music and worship.

A very unique anthem that is particularly appropriate for Palm Sunday. The text is original to the composer and based on Zechariah 9:9-12 and Luke 19:28-40. The themes of social justice and the crowd...

A unique and moving work incorporating percussion and optional body percussion. A striking setting of this great text by Teresa of Avila.

The words "take and eat" are repeated to create a mantra that permeates this piece. It is musically accessible and memorable. Very useful. 

An original text based on Romans 8:30–39. The phrase "nothing can separate us" is repeated multiple times in the beginning to reinforce the understanding of the text and the never-wavering love of God...

Inspired by the text of St. Anthony, a 3rd century Egyptian hermit, Stroope has created a stirring anthem of hope and light.

A familiar Advent text that is matched with the tune O Waly, Waly. Accessible, but deeply moving. Flute part is included in the score.