Tchaikovsky Forever Worthy Lamb SATB 13 Copies

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The Nativity is seen through the eyes of the lambs in this new Ruth Elaine Schram creation. Childlike in its approach, this anthem is a simple statement of faith. Add the optional children's choir (or selected sopranos) for a touching moment of heartfelt worship. Songs: Listen To The Lambs

This flowing and beautiful setting of Psalm 23, originally set for 2-part, has been revoiced by demand for SATB. Remember this for Lent or any Shepherd Sunday. Available: SATB, 2-Part.

An Appalachian-flavored folk song, this piece is sure to be a favorite! Written for violin obbligato and keyboard, this toe-tapper is simple, but impressive! Forever and a Day is penned with equally triumphant lyrics for Easter or general use. Don't miss this one!

Unique colors and textures, a dramatic accompaniment, and an emotional text make for a passionate choral for Lent. Worthy Is the Lamb moves in and out of major, minor, and modal tonalities, with mournful, mysterious sounding verses and a majestic refrain.

In this exciting new book Thomas Nash refutes the common charge that the Mass is "unbiblical" in a resoundingly biblical fashion. From the Garden of Eden to Christ's Ascension, the biblical roots of the Mass go much deeper than the Last Supper and Christ's Passion. Old Testament sacrifices like Abel’s, Abraham’s and the Passover all prefigure and are fulfilled by Christ's Sacrifice, which is made present in the Sacrifice of the Mass. What began on the Cross culminated in everlasting glory when Jesus entered "once for all" into the heavenly holy of holies, as the Letter to the Hebrews provides. In a time when the Catholic Church is under attack from within and without, Worthy is the Lamb reminds the faithful that the Mass is, as Vatican II affirms, "the source and summit of the whole Christian life." This book will transform your understanding of and participation in the Mass.

From Messiah. Edited by H. Watkins Shaw.

Worthy Is the Lamb

In this exciting new book Thomas Nash refutes the common charge that the Mass is "unbiblical" in a resoundingly biblical fashion. From the Garden of Eden to Christ's Ascension, the biblical roots of the Mass go much deeper than the Last Supper and Christ's Passion. Old Testament sacrifices like Abel’s, Abraham’s and the Passover all prefigure and are fulfilled by Christ's Sacrifice, which is made present in the Sacrifice of the Mass. What began on the Cross culminated in everlasting glory when Jesus entered "once for all" into the heavenly holy of holies, as the Letter to the Hebrews provides. In a time when the Catholic Church is under attack from within and without, Worthy is the Lamb reminds the faithful that the Mass is, as Vatican II affirms, "the source and summit of the whole Christian life." This book will transform your understanding of and participation in the Mass.

Beautiful harmonies and rich melodies characterize this new arrangement gem from Larry Mayfield. The pairing of Twila Paris's moving Lamb of God with the deeply personal Were You There? spiritual is excellent. Each song enhances the other wonderfully.Avai