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These short, practical, and well-crafted introits are scored for unaccompanied SATB, with each part dividing occasionally. There is great variety of style and the more challenging settings provide rewarding results.
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New Anthems For The Young Church ChoirContentsChrist, Son of God (Evening Prayer) Richard LloydCome, God's children, praise the Lord John JordanGive me faith Simon LesleyGlory be to the Father Colin MawbyLord, we come into your presence Rosalie BonightonLord, you are all around us Rosalie BonightonLove divine, all loves excelling Timothy BlinkoMore than words Robert JonesMorning has broken Harrison OxleyMy Lord, you called my name (Footsteps) Betty RoeO God who gives the fertile seed Norman WarrenO holy wisdom, found at play Alan VinerPraise we Christ, our Lord Colin MawbyRock the cradle, rock the world Andrew FletcherSing praise to the Lord Andrew MooreSing to God a new song John MarshTeach us, good Lord Rosalie BonightonThe kingdom of heaven Timothy BlinkoThe tale of a good neighbour Simon LesleyThis is the Church of God John MarshWhen the Spirit of the Lord John JordanWhere the love of Christ unites us (Ubi caritas) Andrew Fletcher
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Instruments: SATBTwo fine collections of our composers' arrangements of many of the most popular hymns. Their treatment has turned these wonderful melodies into beautiful and devotional hymn anthems.Contents15 Hymn Anthems__________________Be thou my vision - Andrew FletcherDear Lord and Father of mankind - Rosalie BonightonFor all thy saints - Rosalie BonightonGod is working his purpose out - Andrew MooreGod of mercy, God of grace - Andrew FletcherHappy are they, they that love God - June NixonI need thee every hour - John MarshJust a closer walk with thee - Betty RoeMan of sorrows - Stanley VannO for a closer walk with God - Stanley VannO Love that wilt not let me go - Robert JonesO worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness - Michael HigginsSoul of my Saviour - Elizabeth HillThe day thou gavest, Lord, is ended - Andrew WrightThe God of Abraham praise - Andrew Wright_______________________!!!15 More Hymn Anthems_______________________Around the throne of God - Richard LloydChrist is made the sure foundation - John MarshIn full and glad surrender - Andrew MooreJesu, lover of my soul - June NixonLow in the grave he lay - Rosalie BonightonMy God, and is thy table spread - Martin SetchellO praise ye the Lord! - Betty RoeO worship the King - Robert JonesShall we gather at the river? - Elizabeth HillTake my life, and let it be - Norman WarrenThe Church's one foundation - Norman WarrenThe King of love my shepherd is - Betty RoeTo God be the glory! - Stanley VannWhat a friend we have in Jesus - Michael HigginsWhen I survey the wondrous cross - Richard Lloyd
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Jesus calls us to a party, and here is the party music! Twenty-five toe-tappers which kids of all ages will love to sing and play. All have easy accompaniments and guitar chords.Please note made to order items are non-returnableContentsDo you ever wish you could flyEach of us is a living stoneEveryone's a Christmas babyGod has spokenGos is the centre and the circleGod sends a rainbowGod turned darkness into lightGod was born on earthHee haw! Hee haw!I am cold, I am iceI'm glad I'm aliveJesus calls us to a partyJesus went away to the desertLove is like a circlePraise God in his holy placeSing praise to GodStand on the corner of the streetStand up! Walk tallThe world is full of smelly feetThere are people who live in mansionsThere was one, there were twoThere's a great big world out thereWe are one family togetherWe eat the plants that grow from the seedWe thank God for the harvest
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Instruments: SA MenEven if your choir is rather short of men, it can still perform fine anthems to good effect with this latest top value collection from our ever-popular composers.Please note made to order items are non-returnableContentsA Celtic Benediction - Rodney BambrickChrist in creation - Rodney BambrickFill thou my life - Richard LloydFrom glory to glory - Richard ShephardGod be in my head - Simon ClarkGod is why I am - Alan VinerGreat Father of light - Colin MawbyNon nobis - Andrew GantO for a closer walk with God - William Lloyd WebberO glorify the Lord with me - Rosalie BonightonPraise God! - Christopher TamblingThe call - John SandersThou, O God, art praised in Sion - June NixonWhat praise, what glory - Andrew Fletcher
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Instruments: OrganThis series makes available a wide repertoire of music for the organ, requiring only a modest technique. Many of the pieces are well known while others, we feel, deserve to be. As always they are beautifully presented and represent tremendous value.ContentsBook FifteenAll people that on earth do dwell - BestAndante con moto - BennetAndante religioso - SmartArioso - J. S. BachAve Maria - BossiBourrée - BeethovenCanone - MusilFolk Song - GriegGrand Choeur - HollinsLift up your heads - LeupoldPraeludium - ScriabinPrelude in C minor - ChopinPrelude in F - HesseSummer Night on the Water - DeliusWaltz in Eb - Albéniz
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Andrew Moore brings his fine arranging skills to this collection of 14 favourite arias from the world of opera. Pleasing to play, the familiar melodies will delight the ear.ContentsAu fond du temple saint (The Pearl Fishers) - BizetBarcarolle (Les Contes d'Hoffman) - OffenbachChe gelida manina (La Bohème) - PucciniDovo sono (The Marriage of Figaro) - MozartFlower duet (Lakmé) - DelibesHabaÝera (Carmen) - BizetLa donna è mobile (Rigoletto) - VerdiLargo al factotum (The Barber of Seville) - RossiniMi chiamano Mimi (La Bohème) - PucciniNessun dorma (Turandot) - PucciniO mio babbino caro (Gianni Schicchi) - PucciniQuesta o quella (Rigoletto) - VerdiUna furtiva lagrima (L'elisir d'amor) - DonizettiVesti la giubba (Ruggiero) - Leoncavallo
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Instruments: OrganThe fourteen colourful pieces in this collection range from the slow and contemplative to the joyous flourish.ContentsAdagio DolenteAllegro GioiosoBarcarolleCantabileFanfare for the GloriaFantasia on Westminster AbbeyIn MemoriamNobilmentePrelude on EventideSuite:1. Fanfare -Chorale2. Plaint3. Berceuse4. ToccataTuba tune
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Exploring the subject of prayer, raising the kinds of questions people ask, and offering helpful answers.
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In Halfway Home Russell Herbert helps those reaching the middle point in life to explore some of the questions that arise when we become more aware of our mortality.As we reach 35 we start to ask like: What am I doing with my life? What have I achieved? How do I make the most of the second half? Russell Herbert encourages us to live the second half of our life different to the first and seek a new adventure.Chapters include: Why do I worry? What have I achieved? Who have I become? What am I worth? Who do I care about? Where did I go wrong? What does the future hold?
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Jesus' cries from the cross offer lasting hope to all who look to him. They were, and still are, famous last words!Death, not space, is the final frontier. It takes no prisoners. There is no reprieve for good behaviour. Money can't buy a way out. Its shadow looms over all humanity. Shrouded in mystery, the thought of it leaves most of us overwhelmed with fear. If the short-sighted solution is not to think about it, is there anyone who has faced death, lived to tell the tale and can show us the way through?For centuries the words of one man have given lasting hope to all those facing the ultimate challenge that death poses. His name is Jesus. The Bible says that God sent him to set free all those who were overwhelmed by their fear of death. He claimed that anyone who put their trust in him, and in what he said, would never die. Over the centuries, since he made that promise, millions of people have taken him at his word.Were they right to do so? Can we? Especially as, bizarrely, not long after Jesus made that statement he himself died, crucified on a Roman cross! My conviction is yes.In the six hours it took for him to die, Jesus didn't say much. Yet what he did say was profound. His seven 'cries from the cross' provide answers to humanity's deep need for forgiveness, security and belonging. They fill the human heart with confidence, that when we close our eyes on this life God will take us home. To prove that he meant what he said, Jesus rose from the dead.
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A month in the presence of the mother of SamuelHannah might seem to us impossibly remote: a woman in a desert town who lived three thousand years ago and as many miles away; a second wife who longed for a son and then - extraordinarily - gave him away. Like a realityTV show's all-seeing camera, the Bible connects us intimately with Hannah, showing us her tears and the tensions at home. It captures every word of this faithful woman's spontaneous song of praise.The 30 meditations in this book encourage you to spend a month in Hannah's company Each day links an aspect of Hannah's story with a Bible reading, which is accompanied by a short reflection and a prayer.It is said that we can't really know a person until we have walked a mile in their shoes: why not spend a month walking in Hannah's faithful footsteps, to see where she and God might lead you?
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Fatherhood is a wondrous, insane, frustrating, bonkers, frightening, messy, upsetting, terrifying, all-consuming, life-affirming, blessing. Help! I'm a New Dad! is a collection of prayers from those first few months of welcoming a new life into the world. Honest, real, filled with laughter and tiredness, frustration and joy, the end result is the same: sharing what it is to be a dad with our own heavenly father.'David's prayers are refreshingly honest, real and life-giving. This book helps to give you a framework to cry out your joy, pain, doubt and unknowing to God.'Click here to view the full contents
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The arrival of a baby takes you by surprise. However much you plan and prepare, the reality can be startling. Suddenly you have responsibility for a new little life. Help! I'm a New Mum! is a book of honest shouts and whispers to God about all things baby - from labour to love, from panic to peace, from smells to smiles.The prayers are not always polite but they're real and will prove a good companion for any new mum.'Pam's empathetic approach gives these prayers a healthy dose of realism, understanding and wisdom.' Nicky Edwards, mum of two daughters.Click here to view the full contents
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Welcome to the New TestamentThis book is an invitation to read the 27 documents that make up the library we call 'the New Testament'. They come in different shapes and sizes; there are the five (yes, five) narratives that we call 'gospels'. And there are other documents that we call 'letters', though not many of them are the kind of thing you might receive in today's post.All of them have something to do with, indeed each of them sheds a different light on, the remarkable person whom we call Jesus of Nazareth, who was put to death because the political authorities could not cope with him, and whom God raised from that appalling death.This book will tell you how the New Testament works, and how it could change your life.Contents 1. Starting with Paul (because he came first): the letter to the Galatians2. Paul's earliest letter and his shortest: 1 Thessalonians and Philemon3. Romans: an attempt to be diplomatic4. 1 Corinthians: dealing with a divided church5. 2 Corinthians and Philippians: rather different challenges6. The disputed Pauline letters7. The pastoral letters8. Mark: the inventor of the Gospel form9. The Marcan sandwich10. Mark's Passion story11. Questions and counter-questions in Mark12. Matthew: something of a schoolmaster?13. Matthew's beginning and ending 9114. Matthew and the Church15. Is Matthew's Gospel anti-Jewish?16. Luke: the supreme artist17. The Lucan journey18. Luke: The Gospel of the Holy Spirit, of prayer and of joy19. Luke and Judaism20. John's Gospel: the prologue, and 'trying on hats'21. John's Gospel: who is Jesus?22. John's Gospel: the Passion Narrative23. The Resurrection in John's Gospel24. The first, second and third letters of John25. Hebrews: a great theologian talks about Jesus26. The first and second letters of Peter27. The letter of James: sharp social satire?28. Acts of the Apostles: the Gospel of the Holy Spirit29. Acts part 2: the word spreads to the Gentiles30. Acts part 3: 'To the ends of the earth'31. The Book of Revelation: introduction32. Revelation part 233. Who needs the Old Testament?34. What about inspiration, then?35. Did the Resurrection really happen?
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For older people living with dementia This book is focused on older people living with dementia, who may struggle to cope with a full-length service or Bible study. It can be used as a personal resource or organised by a carer, friend, neighbour or family member.'Creating 'Church' At Home' is a series of 4 books by Patrick Coghlan•1501518 - For people living with anxiety or depression•1501519 - For the housebound due to disability or illness•1501520 - For the elderly housebound
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For those entrusted with leading public prayer during Lent, Holy Week and Easter here is the perfect resource: a complete collection of Nick Fawcett's prayers relating to these well-loved seasons.Extensively revised and adapted, with many new congregational responses, they offer an easy-to-use resource that will help the busy worship leader to lead prayer more effectively throughout this special time of year.
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Beautifully illustrated prayers, poems and Bible verses reflecting on the many blessings God gives us through our friends, whether they are near or far away.
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Cheer up a poorly friend or relative with this beautifully printed hardback giftbook. Includes uplifting prayers, and heart warming full colour illustrations throughout.
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Nick Fawcett's reflective writings have for many years offered a valued resource for worship and personal devotion, providing a powerful and imaginative way of communicating the gospel message across the Christian seasons.In this comprehensive compilation, drawn from several of his most successful publications, Nick provides a hundred carefully revised meditations on Lenten themes, each linked to a reading of Scripture and rounded off by a short prayer.Here, then, is a perfect tool for offering fresh insights into this special season of prayer, contemplation, confession and recommitment.Contents The themes covered are:Testing and temptationGrace and mercyCostly commitmentExamining ourselvesFaith and worksTime and space for GodNew beginningsJesus transfiguredMothering Sunday
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The language, emphases and styles of worship have changed from what they were 20 or 30 years ago. This book offers prayers for different situations and purposes that might be encountered in the parishes of today and are designed to encourage and challenge, rather than replace the authentic voice of the person praying. Appropriate for both formal occasions and for personal, private prayer, this is a useful book to have in the church vestry, or as a companion for study or bedroom.
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Each of us carries our own unique blueprint, our own personality and gifts that make us different from all other human beings.Helen Warwick, writer and spiritual director, will be your tour guide through this book and will take you on a very special, personal journey into your inner landscape. Using reflection, prayer and a variety of creative exercises designed to release hidden emotions and conflicts, Helen encourages you to use your imagination to dig for your inner wealth and get in touch with the true person that God has made you to be.
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Adults often think that death is a grown-up subject from which young people should be protected, but this can make the youngest members of the family feel very lost and alone in their grief. This book will help young people to seek guidance about death, funerals, life after death and heaven. It will also help adults to include young members of their family in preparing the funeral and talking about how loss affects everyone. There are drawing and writing exercises throughout to enable young people to express what they are thinking and feeling as they cope with the death of a loved one.
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