Into a world of turmoil and unrest comes this service contemplating hope found in Christ, through His suffering, death and resurrection. Joseph Martin weaves familiar hymns along with some of his new compositions as he takes us on a journey of faith and refuge to God's sanctuary of peace and grace. The narration includes scriptures of assurance and words of comfort and peace, and the music is written in an expressive melodic style, bringing a gentle beauty that will touch all who experience it. Ideal for use in Lent of Holy Week. (40 minutes)

Craig Courtney draws us to the cross as we remember Christ's sacrifice of love. The narrative focus is on the observations of five first-hand witnesses to Christ's final hours: Judas, Peter, the thief on the cross, the Roman centurion, and a crowd member who called for Christ's death.  It is Crag's prayer that through this music and narration, we can look into the dying Savior's eyes and be changed into His likeness. (30 minutes)

This is a musical journey reminding us that our salvation came with a high price.  It recalls Israel's release from Egyptian bondage with the Passover Lamb, a foretelling of God's divine plan to provide the Holy Lamb as the ultimate sacrifice for our spiritual freedom. Jesus was the sacrificial Lamb, bearing our sins for us. He is the Lamb who invites us to live with Him eternally. (35 minutes)

A dynamic alternative to presenting an Easter Cantata, Pepper Choplin has given us a line by line choral reflection and meditation on the Lord's Prayer.  With highly original music and thoughtful narration, Pepper turns a musical presentation into a teachable moment for the choir and congregation alike.  This is an innovative new work delivering both artistry and ministry. (40 minutes)