SKU: JU.JMG1370
UPC: 850055807563.
Perfe ct as a candlelight benediction or full anthem in the context of a Christmas service, this sending forth song encourages all who sing and hear it to indeed carry the light of love into the world, striving to reflect the Holy Child born long ago. The mostly two-part vocal scoring makes this a singable repertoire addition that is also unforgettable.
SKU: GI.G-CD-729
In this new recording from Tony Alonso, you will find ritual songs of mission and ministry that challenge us to take the Gospel vision from the table of Christ Jesus to the table of the world. Songs like “How Good It Is” and “I Will Arise” portray a message of forgiveness, reconciliation, peace, and unity. These themes are also reflected in the usage of diverse languages and music from other cultures throughout this recording. Many of the songs are bilingual, incorporating both Spanish and English. “Touch the Earth Lightly,” with text by Shirley Erena Murray, is a gentle plea that calls us to be goodstewards of the earth. In the title track, “Table of the World,” Alonso skillfully crafts, through the marriage of an original text to the familiar tune NETTLETON, a sending forth that directs us to “become what we receive.” Table of the World truly communicates God’s call for us to live as one in grace and peace.
SKU: GI.G-017063
UPC: 781889108896. English.
In his 1997 pastoral letter Gather Faithfully Together, Cardinal Roger Mahony of Los Angeles described his vision for Sunday Eucharist. But how do we realize that vision? A Catechetical Guide to Gather Faithfully Together is an easy-to-use, six-session program which fosters the full, conscious and active participationRPrayer, envisioned by Vatican II. The six sessions cover the entire Mass: ‚ Session 1: Introductory Rites: The Church Assembling ‚ Session 2: Liturgy of the Word 1: Listening ‚ Session 3: Liturgy of the Word 2: Responding ‚ Session 4: Liturgy of the Eucharist 1: The Eucharistic Prayer ‚ Session 5: Liturgy of the Eucharist 2: The Communion Rite ‚ Session 6: Concluding Rite: Sending Forth Each session makes use of an age-appropriate Leader‚ Guide and age-appropriate Participant Papers.
SKU: GI.G-6262
UPC: 785147626206. English. Text Source: Psalm 100:3–5. Scripture: Psalm 100:3–5.
This little-known tune provides great material for a hymn anthem. It's a sending forth text, scored with the men always echoing the text of the women at one measure. First, in canon, then in counterpoint. Mixed meters are introduced in the third and fourth stanzas, and the final stanza expands the score to SAT over echoing bass. Lots of excitement here. This edition may be performed as a suite of three: Lord, Enthron'd in Heav'nly Spendor, Look unto Abraham, and Know That the Lord Is God. The trumpet in C part is interlined in the score.
SKU: GI.G-10275
UPC: 785147027515. English.
Beautiful in its simplicity and easy to learn, this piece is a wonderful choice as a benediction or song of sending forth. The melody is first shared as a unison line which the congregation can sing all the way through. The choral parts grow to two-parts with the second stanza, and finally blossom into four parts for the final blessing.
SKU: GI.G-7682
UPC: 785147768203. English. Text Source: Based on John 15:9-12, Matthew 6:33-34, and Revelation 11:15. Text by Chris de Silva. Scripture: John 15:9–12, Matthew 6:33–34, Revelation 11:15.
Energetic and filled with images of Christ’s love, this piece is great for any time of the year. “Live in Love” begins with an SAB refrain and continues on to verses that can be sung as a solo or by unison choir. Perfect for use as a gathering or sending forth song.
SKU: GI.G-8782
UPC: 785147878209. English. Text by Rory Cooney.
The easy gospel swing of this original piece by Rory Cooney is infectious and will add a cheerful tone to your worship. The versatile text makes it practical for use as a song for gathering, meditation, or sending forth. Intuitive three-part writing will require nominal rehearsal but will deliver a rewarding result.
SKU: GI.G-7294
UPC: 785147729433. English, Spanish.
In this new collection from Tony Alonso, you will find ritual songs of mission and ministry that challenge us to take the Gospel vision from the table of Christ Jesus to the table of the world. Songs like “How Good It Is” and “I Will Arise” portray a message of forgiveness, reconciliation, peace, and unity. These themes are also reflected in the usage of diverse languages and music from other cultures throughout this recording. Many of the songs are bilingual, incorporating both Spanish and English. “Touch the Earth Lightly,” with text by Shirley Erena Murray, is a gentle plea that calls us to be goodstewards of the earth. In the title track, “Table of the World,” Alonso skillfully crafts, through the marriage of an original text to the familiar tune NETTLETON, a sending forth that directs us to “become what we receive.” Table of the World truly communicates God’s call for us to live as one in grace and peace.
SKU: MN.50-6029A
UPC: 688670602917.
This sturdy hymn-tune (encompassing only a major sixth in the best singing range of most congregations) is set with a flourish. The organ introduction, key-change and coda make it perfect for a grand recessional hymn. The new text is Eucharistic in nature and has a strongsending forth to serve Christ theme (also very useful for Bread for the World Sunday). The optional brass quartet, flute, and timpani dress the hymn for special occasions including Church Anniversaries, Ecumenical Services, Hymn Festivals, or any occasion stressing the Family of God and Thanksgiving.
