John Carter

Mary Kay Beall has written a paraphrase of Psalm 8, with a musical setting by John Carter. This joyful tune can be enhanced as the congregation joins in to sing the recurring refrain. Available: SATB.

A new setting of the beloved words, with a quote from the familiar tunes in the third verse, very accessible, good for Pentecost or Communion.

Choral Piece by Christopher Wordsworth and John Carter.

A reflective anthem for the Lenten season. It may be particularly appropriate for a Good Friday service. Suggested Lectionary readings include: Psalm 22:1-23, Hebrews 4:14-16, and John 18:1-19:42. The...

In this artistic, richly harmonic anthem for Passion Week, Mary Kay Beall and John Carter invite us to walk the road to Easter morning with the Lord. The textual images are vivid and remind us of all...

Using one of his favorite musical vehicles, five-four time, John Carter has produced a riveting resurrection song perfect for Easter morning. The 19th century C. F. Alexander text has never been marri...

This Welsh lullaby is gaining popularity today with a variety of texts and recordings, and beautifully lends itself here to this meditative text by Mary Kay Beall. The many attributes of the Holy Spir...

This Welsh lullaby is gaining popularity today with a variety of texts and recordings, and beautifully lends itself here to this meditative text by Mary Kay Beall. The many attributes of the Holy Spir...

From Mary Kay Beall and John Carter, this inspired ballad depicts the involvement and protection the angels provided from the very beginning of the Christmas story. 'From a place of peace and promise...

From Mary Kay Beall and John Carter, this inspired ballad depicts the involvement and protection the angels provided from the very beginning of the Christmas story. 'From a place of peace and promise...

Choral Setting by Paul Wohlgemuth.

Based on Psalm 121.

An adaptation of Psalm 34:1. A reproducible congregation part is included.