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Copyright 2007 Herald Press

A companion CD to the new Sing the Story: Supplement 2 song book.

Copyright 2007 Herald Press

copyright 2007 Herald Press.

This is the second CD produced and directed by Kenneth Nafziger of hymns from Sing the Journey. Featured are guest soloist Marilyn Houser Hammm, the Journey Musicians, Shekinah (an independent female singing group) and Sons of the Day (a group of young men who explore the wide variety of a cappella traditions.

Continue the journey with these 19 hymns: If you Believe and I Believe; The Lord is my Light; Loving Spirit; Hamba nathi/Come Walk with Us; O God in Heaven; Longing for Light; By the Waters of Babylon; Cuando el Pobre/When the Poor Ones; Christ's is the World; God Remembers Pain; Be Still; Alleluia, the Great Storm is Over; We Sing to You, O God; Long Before my Journey's Start; Just a Closer Walk With Thee; Go, Silent Friend; If you Believe and I Believe/O God, We Pray This Day; Now Go in Peace; and Like a Mother who has Borne Us.

Copyright 2006 Herald Press

Songs included are: Listen, Lord is Calling; We Will Walk with God; God of the Bible; Just As I Am; Rain Down; Somos el cuerpo de Cristo; and The Peace of Earth. Musicians are Kenneth Nafziger and the Journey.

Copyright 2005 Herald Press

Ships end of June 2008. Copyright 2008 Herald Press.

This sequel follows the popular first volume, acclaimed as an excellent resource to help families and children celebrate the gifts of Hymnal: A Worship Book. Enjoy a lively Jamaican adaptation of "The Virgin Mary Had a Baby Boy," the joyful "Santo, Santo, Santo," and "Jesus Loves Me" sung in English and other languages. Songs to Live By II will move you to praise!

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Seventeen artistic arrangements of music drawn from the popular Hymnal: A Worship Book bring new life and beauty to hymns that represent the church year. The Deknatel Consort features the following artists: Lorraine Miller, flute/piccolo; Donald Kehrberg, oboe/English horn; Marty Hodel, trumpet; Rachel Dirks, cello; and Shirley Sprunger King, organ. Beautifully recorded, this collection is a true celebration of the hymn as art!

Copyright 2005 Faith and Life Resources

This hymnal brings a new approach to hymn organization based on the function or acts of worship. It carries an enlarged section of worship resources and an expanded series of indexes. Hymns reflect the growing diversity of our worshiping community with songs and styles from around the world as well as throughout North America. Issues of language and inclusivity have been sensitively and artfully addressed. Many old favorites as well as exciting new hymns are included. A pocket inside the back cover allows for the addition of extra or seasonal hymns. The hymnal's striking navy and silver cover will be a welcome addition to any home or sanctuary.

The seventh recording in the Hymnal Masterworks series. Let All Who Thirst: Hymns for Piano is performed by pianist Lucia Unrau and arranged and produced by her husband Peter Terry. The recording features adaptations of 14 hymns from Hymnal: A Worship Book, including "I am the Bread of life," "O healing river," "What wondrous love is this," "All hail the power of Jesus' name," and "Be thou my vision." Unrau and Terry are both on the faculty at Bluffton College, Bluffton, Ohio, where Unrau is Professor of Music and Terry is Director of Instructional Technology.

Let All Who Thirst continues the tradition of the Hymnal Masterworks series, highlighting the importance of the hymn as a means of religious expression in Anabaptist denominations. All hymns featured on the recordings are taken from Hymnal: A Worship Book.

Let All Who Thirst grew out of the joy Unrau and Terry have experienced in sharing hymn adaptations with their family, friends, and church community. They are parents of three young children. According to the artists, the recording is an expression of "the power of the hymns and their ability to nurture and inspire us."

How can we pass on our faith to children and grandchildren? How can we help children learn and enjoy the inspiring music or our faith? These were the questions guiding musicians and coordinators through the development of a new recording in the Hymnal Masterworks series. Featuring 16 hymns and songs from Hymnal: A Worship Book, the recording includes both adult and children's voices and a variety of instrumentation. Old favorites, such as "Gott ist die Liebe" ("For God so Loved Us") and "Praise to the Lord" combine with newer selections such as "And I will Raise You Up" and "Je Louerai l'eternel" ("Praise, I Will Praise You Lord") to provide a wide range of styles and themes.