'Love Shine A Light' was originally sung by Katrina and The Waves, whose most successful song was 'Walkin' On Sunshine' they always sing great upbeat pop. This one was written in 1997 by member of the band Kimberley Rew, and won the Eurovision song contest that year.

This arrangement is bombastic and fun. It starts light and airy, and finishes with a choral fanfare, that proclaims that loves light should shine in every corner of the world. Non-denominational, this song is a finale, an encore or at least a moment of triumph.

Arr. Joel Raney.

A gospel Candle Lighting Ceremony for Advent Designed to support the lighting of the Advent candles, this includes a choral opening based on the gospel hymn, "Jesus, the Light of the World," followed by a call and response litany with piano underscore, then a text to be read with the lighting of the candle. As that concludes, the choir comes back in with the option of adding the congregation for a final refrain of the hymn. A concluding prayer is also provided. There are five readings, one for each candle. A reproducible part for the congregation is included.

A sacred hymn with music by Kevin G. Pace and text by Mark R. Fotheringham. See text below:

Freedom rings in righteousness

When men are true and God confess.

Liberty thrives when men choose good,

When faith and trust are understood.

Souls may soar in wondrous flight.

Wings of the free fly in light,

Never ashamed to be in sight.



Shame and fear, the price of sin,

Creep in the dark to bind again.

Repentance lights the way from death,

Restoring hope, unburdened breath.

Bonds of sin and death be done.

Break ev'ry chain, guilt be gone,

Thanks to Our Lord, atoning One.

This gentle 3/4 communion anthem flows with smooth beauty and profound simplicity. Mary McDonald's words and music are deeply heartfelt and encourage the listener to engage in the solemn remembrance of Christ's ultimate sacrifice. It closes with a hushed, moving setting of the beloved Let Us Break Bread Together.

An SATB+Soloist a capella arrangement of the Pentatonix's song "Light in the Hallway".

The song has been slightly simplified to be more suitable for early intermediate choirs to perform.