1. Help Us To Hear
    By: Bryan Sirchio

    This song was written specifically with church youth campers in mind and as part of a package of songs that go along with the Scripture texts and themes for Chalice Press's 2017 "Branching Out" curriculum. But it works in lot of other contexts as well. Easy to play, easy to sing, and a simple prayer to be able to hear the voice and leading of the Divine. Learn More

  2. Herald In The Wilderness
    By: Ben Grace

    A beautiful new song for Advent by Ben Grace and Nicholas Zork based on the hymn by Henry Alford.  This is part of a collection of Advent songs they have released called The Calendar Years.

    Sorry--no piano arrangement for this one yet, but we're working on it!

     

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  3. Here in This Place
    By: Christopher Grundy

    Another beautiful, singable, earth-honoring chorus. Easy to play on guitar. This song works well for outdoor worship, church camp, or any time you want to connect with the sacred around you. The song also turns the idea that God is somehow "up" on its head, using imagery of the Spirit rising from the ground. The song works well as a gathering song, introit, call to worship, prayer, or as a congregational hymn. Written by Dr. Christopher Grundy, Associate Professor of Preaching and Worship at Eden Theological Seminary. One License #CGHiTP2002 Learn More

  4. Hey Hey Samuel!
    By: Jonathan Rundman

    This is a fun and rocking song by Jonathan Rundman based on the call of Samuel in 1 Samuel 3:1-21. This text is one of the Scriptures for the Day 5 theme of the 2018 "Beyond Belief" Outdoor Ministries camp curriculum, so this song will go well with the theme for that day, "What If We Speak Up?" Learn More

  5. Hidden Hallelujah
    By: Christopher Grundy

    This anthem for soloist and choir includes vignettes addressing human trafficking, transgender discrimination, and the school-to-prison pipeline. The song seeks to name a gritty hope in the midst of struggle. It works well with a band, but could be performed with piano only. Learn More

  6. Hold My Hand
    By: Ken Medema

    On this journey we cannot walk alone. We must share our trials and joys, our stormy paths and our celebrations. Using a memorable melody with a delightful upbeat accompaniment, Ken Medema encourages us to hold hands with a grasp that does not let go as we work for greater understanding and compassion in this world. This song is suitable for congregational singing, especially in informal settings. Learn More

  7. Holy Is Your Name
    By: The Many

    A gorgeous song of praise and gratitude for God's presence and grace in the midst of struggle, questions, and the full range of experience. 

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  8. Holy River
    By: Brian Schroeder

    This song imagines God as a river, leading us to peace. Great for Pentecost and Holy Spirit centered worship. CCLI #7236610 Learn More

  9. Holy Spirit Guide Us
    By: Ken Medema

    Ken Medema sets convicting new text to the well-known Wye Valley hymn tune. The new text is a prayer for God's Spirit to inhabit every moment of our worship, our communion with others, and the living of our faith in our service to others beyond church walls. This piece can stand alone as a congregational hymn, but Ken also includes it in his song, "On the Edge of Tomorrow," a separate listing on Convergence Music Project. You can hear the pairing by checking out the mp3 of "On the Edge of Tomorrow." The lyrics make the song suitable for worship topics including prayer, outreach to others, and Spirit presence in the living of our faith. Learn More

  10. Honor The Dark
    By: Lea Morris

    This 4 part a capella arrangement holds a unique and much needed message--that there are gifts and truths given in the "dark." In addition to this being a powerful message in and of itself--that there is beauty and power and deep Truth to be experienced in the dark moments and realities of life (literally and metaphorically), there is also power in challenging the implicit racist implications in assuming that "light is good" and "dark is bad." This song could be a congregational song and/or a choral anthem. It could also be a piece to use on "Good Friday" during Holy Week. Lots of potential uses for this provocative chorus. Learn More

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