Words by Civilla D. Martin 1869-1948 This new choral is a very distinctive take on a classic hymn. Infusing the enduring hymn God Will Take Care of You with the newer chorus God Is So Good this anthem refreshes the spirit asyou sing it. Appropriate for any age group this gently rhythmic tune opens a cappella and then gives way to a clean world music styling. The optional instrumentation and Accompaniment on Lite Trax 2003 Vol. 63-2(MD5200) add to the fun of God Will Take Care of You.

Shine the catchy second single from Take That's comeback album Beautiful World is ideally suited to a choral setting and has here been arranged by Christopher Hussey for SATB choir with Piano accompaniment.

A Service of Joy and Reflection-This essential resource for Resurrection Sunday is a festive worship service designed for churches of any size. Beautifully orchestrated and wonderfully crafted to enable quick learning and maximum impact this worship set includes everything you need to fill your Easter service with glorious praise and also provide a time of meaningful reflection on the Cross. Incorporating responsive readings with time-honored hymns and newly composed music this 15-minute choral treasure has something for everyone. A hearty line-up of support products is available to facilitate your learning and presentation. Powerful! Songs include: Why Do You Seek the Living Among the Dead? Alleluia Alleluia Prayer at the Cross Reflections on the Cross Take My Life and Let It Be. Score and parts (fl ob cl hn clo perc - one player per part) available as a Printed Edition. ScorePlay - click to view score with recording.

“I Will Take Up My Cross” is a humble promise to live a life of honor and service. Written for the occasion of a high school graduation the text encourages us to surrender all to God and follow His call. The lyricsare thoughtful and prayerful – words expressed the way we often wish we could say them. A simple flowing melody and fluid accompaniment make this ballad a heartfelt promise from servant to Master. Includes guitar chords.

Baritone solo or small group; expressive a cappella arrangement of a traditional spiritualFrom the Mark Foster catalog here is an especially pictorial and dramatic spiritual for Holy Week. Craig Westendorf has chosen anexpressive melody to recall Christ's concern for His mother. It is direct and powerful without sentimentality. Sung a cappella with baritone soloist the repetitive use of the word “nailin'” beneath the second verse isparticularly effective. “Take My Mother Home” could be used within the context of the passion reading by liturgical churches and is also suitable for Lent or Holy Week. All congregations will find this poignant andunique anthem to be a dramatic and moving addition to worship.