Adults' Choir
Come together this Christmas to adore the Baby born in a manger, breaking the silence of our night. Rejoice in the Messiah who woke us from darkness with dawn’s radiant light in the form of redeeming grace. Oh come, let us adore Him!
Arranged and orchestrated by Phil Nitz, Let Us Adore Him provides special moments of worship, in a 15 minute, 3-song musical for Christmas. Beautifully woven together are the 3 songs, Joy to the World (Joyful, Joyful) by Phil Wickham, God the Son by Matt Redman, and The Gift by Maverick City, creating an anointed Christmas musical that captures the glory and wonder of God the Son entering humanity’s story, rejoices in the joyful refrain calling heaven and nature to lift an offering of praise in song, and reflects on the love that came down in the form of a gift that only God could give, the gift of His one and only Son, Jesus.
Seamlessly arranged to flow from a spirit of adoration into one of rejoicing, Let Us Adore Him encourages your congregation to encounter the wonder of the manger, the joy of redemption, and the overwhelming love of the Father through the gift of His Son.
Children's Choir
Gloria’s Christmas, created and arranged by Dave Clark, is a 24-minute, 7-song musical that beautifully connects the message of adoption with the true meaning of Christmas. With 1 adult role and 6 children’s speaking parts, it’s a powerful yet accessible presentation perfect for your children’s choir.
The story centers around Gloria—a young girl who’s been adopted and is a little unsure about sharing her story. As the musical unfolds, Gloria finds the courage to open up, discovering that Christmas is actually a story of adoption too. Just like she was lovingly chosen by her family, we’ve been lovingly chosen by Jesus, who came so we could be adopted into God’s family.
With heartfelt songs and an authentic message, Gloria’s Christmas offers kids a meaningful way to share the gospel through the lens of adoption. It’s a beautiful opportunity to show children and families what it truly means to belong.