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From the Songs About Jesus collection, this beautiful, classic song has been made into an engaging choir anthem, now in single octavo form. An encouraging reminder that one day we shall see Him face to face!
Writer: Charles F. Weigle & T.O. Chisholm
Arranger: Glenn Christianson
Difficulty: Moderate

11 songs by the Hutson Sisters.

The Hutson Sisters

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Ron & Shelly Hamilton SATB
I Stand Redeemed is a rousing collection of SATB arrangements that your choir will love. The first song, I Stand Redeemed, begins the collection with a spirit of exuberant praise. We’re Marching to Zion, a new arrangement of an old favorite, is set in a Celtic style that is brimming with energy. Next is Whom Shall I Fear, a negro spiritual that will get your choir singing from their hearts. Eight of the eleven arrangements are energetic and move along at a fast tempo. Three of the songs are more contemplative and thoughtful. All eleven of these uplifting songs are sure to bring fresh passion and praise to your Sunday services.

Written especially for teenagers, this book includes stories which address issues such as purity, smoking, drinking, and more.

SABT

A fine arrangement of the hymn “I Will Praise Him” which was written by Margaret J. Harris. Harold Decou did a great job of arranging this song for choir. It is of moderate difficulty.

Very nice recording. Songs include: I’ll Praise Your Name Lord, Oh, How I Love Jesus, And Can it Be, Someday and many more by Ed Schwarz

Very nice recording. Songs include: I’ll Praise Your Name Lord, Oh, How I Love Jesus, And Can it Be, Someday and many more.

An exciting up-beat song about our wonderful salvation in Christ and the security we have in Him. SATB with solo. Writer: Carter M. Galentine Arrangement: W. Elmo Mercer Difficulty: Moderately Easy

This octavo is a melody adapted from One for All by P. P. Bliss, Nothing But the Blood by Robert Lowry, and Come Christians, Join to Sing by Christian Bateman.Music and Arrangement by Glenn & Jan Christianson.

Moderately Easy.

Help from Christian women

I’m Looking For the Blessed Hope The Lord could come any day! We are truly looking for that blessed hope of His appearing! Writer: Byron Foxx Arranger: W. Elmo Mercer Difficulty: Moderate

Defeating the Root of Pride and Discovering the Grace of God

Arranged by Glenn Christianson. SABT

Songs included are: I’m Still Amazed, Oh What a Happy Day, Then I Met the Master, Grace Medley, I Know I’m Going There, New Shoes, At the Crossing, Someone Is Praying for You, Come and Dine, This Life Is in His Son and Well Done, My Child.

Doxology, I’m Free Again, Nearer, Still Nearer, I am Thine O Lord, Living By Faith, At the Cross, For Whatever It Takes, We Shall Behold Him, Does Jesus Care, HE Is Mine, Jesus Led Me All The Way, I’ve Seen Jesus, Turn your Eyes Upon Jesus

13 songs by the Calvary Quartet.

Christian Novel Ages 9-12. Michael and Meredith travel to Iceland with Uncle Tony. In the midst of exploring Iceland, they help him solve a mystery of a long lost identity.

115 Pages
Sequel to Swiss Holiday
By Elizabeth Yates

Ages 2-6. Hilarious pictures portray what would happen if everyone did as he pleased. Children and adults alike will enjoy this precautionary tale with its concise, rhyming text, and amusing illustrations.

44 Pages
By Jo Ann Stover

Have you ever wondered? Why pastors leave churches so often? Why some pastors fall in the ministry? Why are there so many church splits? How can I be a blessing to my Pastor? Finally, a book that can help. If You Only Knew Me goes deep within the heart of the pastor, his burdens, and blessings. This book deals with some of the turmoil and unrealistic expectations that the church can lay on the shoulders of pastors. Written with the layman in mind, with the goal of strengthening the relationship with the pastor and parishioner, this book is a valuable read to any person seeking to better understand a pastor’s frustrations, vulnerabilities, and life. If You Only Knew Me is also a great benefit to the shepherd, for him to see his own burdens and problems from a different perspective, and thus being encouraged in his loving and shepherding the congregation that God has called him to.

Author Jerry Beaver

“Illusions” is the compelling story of five Bible college students who go to Boston to study Christian Science. There they find mystery, intrigue, romance and murder.

You were young and free. You wanted all you get from your youth. Your thinking included in an immoral lifestyle. You knew it wasn’t the best way to live, but you were free! Now, you are a grown woman. You are a Christian. Perhaps you are married. The sting of the past won’t go away. You know God has forgiven you. You believe it’s all under the blood. But it’s your mind that won’t let you rest. What can you do to deal with the past while trying to forge a better future? How do you explain it to your Godly boyfriend with whom you see a future. What if your children find something?

In Impure Lust John Flavel faithfully and powerfully applies the warnings of Scripture against sexual immorality. He exposes both its truly horrid nature and frightening consequences, before giving sound advice on how to avoid the snares of sexual sin, and how to escape if ensnared. From Flavel’s The Harlot’s Face in the Scripture-Glass.