Welcome Cindy Ovokaitys to our cadre of writers with her debut song proclaiming the sufficiency of God's grace. This beautiful statement of faith is immediately compelling and the memorable sequence that defines the chorus isabsolutely gorgeous. Once the choir has sung this anthem; teach the chorus to your congregation as a praise chorus. Outstanding!

Expressive melodic writing and meaningful text fill this worship piece with deep spiritual beauty. The moving text centers upon the timeless subject of God's grace with expansive phrases and rich harmonies. For Lenten services incorporate the optional obbligato lines for optimal effect. Remarkable! Supports: Ephesians 2:4-10; Romans 15:12-21

A warm welcome into the community of Christ. This invitation to the “House of Grace” promises peace charity harmony fellowship and the open loving arms of family. A contemporary ballad for choir or praise team the music exudes feelings of comfort security and well-being. Who wouldn't want to become a part of such a strong group of believers? Welcome home!

This gently contemporary song is quietly powerful and its message is at the heart of the Christian experience. Seamlessly incorporating Amazing Grace this anthem is one your choir and congregation will love. Moving!

American Folk Song-This creative work began as an English setting of amazing grace by the composer David Huff (HMC1844). Here composer James Green makes extensive use of the original but sets the piece to native American Cherokee and adds flute or violin and a host of optional hand percussion instruments. The piece would be great for the festivities of American music month.

Picture a traditional stone-walled church – beautiful and powerful. Now picture it bursting with enthusiastic worshipers. There is a time-honored confidence to the musical statement Martin has given to the singers and thewords march well to the tune. A cello adds a warm strength to the anthem. The musical picture becomes complete when the opening phrase ends with the prayer “fill this house with grace.”

The warmth of this new Lord's Supper choral is an inviting call to come and taste the goodness of the Lord. A gentle and graceful song this would be an ideal choice for accompanying the communion procession. Special words and expressive music!

How great is this? A new hymn with a dynamic text and lofty strain written in a regal style that salutes the church's incredible legacy of hymnody. Text writer Chris Anderson and composer Richard Nichols have teamed together many times always with excellent results. Written in celebration of a new organ at the Catalina United Methodist Church Tuscon AZ the hymntune is called “Catalina.” With optional brass and percussion and opportunities to include the congregation this anthem is themed for general use. It is a hymn of praise that celebrates God's grace and can include Easter Pentecost Christ the King or any service of praise. Easy.