(Fred Bock Publications). Ten beloved hymns as arranged by this popular composer, including: Beneath the Cross of Jesus * Day by Day * Holy, Holy, Holy * Jesus Shall Reign * O Worship the King * Onward Christian Soldiers * Songs of Praises * Wonderful Peace * and more.

The seasons of the church year that follow Easter, including Ascension, Pentecost, and Trinity Sunday, have sometimes received less attention in the organ service-playing repertoire. Anna Laura Page's collection of hymn arrangements for these late spring and summer Sundays will provide a wealth of useful material with straightforward and easy-to-play pieces. All of the hymn tunes employed are well-known, and several of the pieces combine multiple hymns.

Centuries before his birth in Bethlehem, God announced through many prophets that he would send the Savior of the world. After he came and purchased redemption and returned to heaven, God announced that he would send him again. Revelation is God’s last word before Jesus comes again, this time to seize the throne of Earth, never ever to relinquish it. In Revelation he has disclosed his determined plans for the end of this first creation, “history as we know it,” and the inauguration of his glorious eternal kingdom. There is a palpable fever in the church today for cracking the code of Revelation. This book argues Revelation is not as arcane as many think it to be. It is understandable. With a little help of the right kind, the book is accessible. It is largely a matter of recognizing the primary themes and the macro structure. The discovery and integration of those are the particular groundbreaking contribution of this book. With those the big picture message of Revelation opens like a flower. Is your appetite whetted?

Centuries before his birth in Bethlehem, God announced through many prophets that he would send the Savior of the world. After he came and purchased redemption and returned to heaven, God announced that he would send him again. Revelation is God's last word before Jesus comes again, this time to seize the throne of Earth, never ever to relinquish it. In Revelation he has disclosed his determined plans for the end of this first creation, "history as we know it," and the inauguration of his glorious eternal kingdom. There is a palpable fever in the church today for cracking the code of Revelation. This book argues Revelation is not as arcane as many think it to be. It is understandable. With a little help of the right kind, the book is accessible. It is largely a matter of recognizing the primary themes and the macro structure. The discovery and integration of those are the particular groundbreaking contribution of this book. With those the big picture message of Revelation opens like a flower. Is your appetite whetted?

A regal rendition of this immortal hymn provides a stunning backdrop for a celebratory worship experience. The optional inclusion of congregation will enable all to lift voices in resounding praise to the exalted Christ!

The final book of the Bible, Revelation prophesies the ultimate judgement of mankind in a series of allegorical visions, grisly images and numerological predictions. According to these, empires will fall, the "Beast" will be destroyed and Christ will rule a new Jerusalem. With an introduction by Will Self.