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This song from Voices As One Vol 2 by David Yackley is exactly what it says it is. For using the word “awesome” it is probably best in a P&W setting and not a liturgy, but just maybe it would … Continue reading →

Entrance: Song of the Body of Christ  (Haas) AOV 1/27 Psalm 115 (McKenna) I will take the cup of salvation, and call on the name of the Lord. Gifts: Our Blessing Cup (Mason) Communion: Come to the Table (Burland) AOV NG 33 … Continue reading →

This is a song for Palm Sunday by John Angotti that has an easy refrain for the assembly and a set of challenging verses for a soloist.  The assembly can keep singing their part under each verse as well. The … Continue reading →

This song by Martin Smith could work as an entrance I suppose. It was recorded by his band, “Delirious?”. It seems a popular P&W 6/8 shanty. Does it have to start “Men of faith”? The text is here and the … Continue reading →

This is a fine solo pop song by Michael Gleason that I doubt has any liturgical use. I can’t find the text anywhere and I can only find the sheet music for those with a WLP licence (here). I made … Continue reading →

Frenzy Cool asked for a version of the Trinity Song by Frank Andersen with no melody line. 2 bar intro then sing:      

I’m pushing on in Voices as One Volume 2 and come to this marvelous and apparently quite popular choir piece by Danielle Rose. I doubt it has a liturgical use, but if your think otherwise the assembly could do the … Continue reading →

This is a song for Eucharist by Michael John Poirier in Voices As One Volume 2. It is singable by an assembly, which is not always the case with WLP songs. The text is here and while I can find … Continue reading →

Entrance: We Are Called  (Haas) AOV 2/60 Psalm 32 (McKenna) Happy the people the Lord has chosen to be his own, to be his own. Gifts: Trinity Song (Andersen) Communion: A Place at the Table (Shirley Erena Murray – Lori True) AOV … Continue reading →

This appears to be a venerable P&W vehicle from the 80s. It is by Adrian Howard and Pat Turner, although Hymnary lists them as adapters of the song so perhaps it has a previous existence. The text is here and … Continue reading →