Global Praise Music Resources Catalog

Individual copies of CDs and songbooks may be ordered from at Cokesbury online or at 800-672-1789. Bulk orders of 5 or more copies of Global Praise resources may be purchased by emailing globalpraise@gbgm-umc.org.

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Exaltation: Songs of Women

CD: Music by Susan Anthony (Soprano), Susan Platts (Mezzo-soprano), Dalton Baldwin (Pianist).

Faith-Hope-Love

CD: A lively collection of songs, old and new, that explore the contemporary sounds, issues, and message that inspire Christian discipleship today: salvation, service to Christ and others, child abuse, justice, hope, AIDS, love, as sung from around the world.

Farther Along: The Gospel Collection by Willie and Bobbie Nelson

CD and Songbook: Willie and Bobbie Nelson share their musical and inspirational gifts in their renditions of 17 classic hymns and spiritual songs.

Fly, Pretty Angels, Fly!

CD and Songbooks: A children's musical about heaven, earth, and God's Feast, Holy Communion. Designed to be presented by children with four adults.

Global Praise I

Songbook, Cassette, and CD: Songs of Christian faith from around the world and many regions of United Methodism. Includes songs old and new with innovative and refreshing sounds.

Global Praise II

Songbook and CD: Sixteen songs in eight languages from Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, North and South America.

Global Praise III

Songbook and CD: 17 songs from around the world. Listen to 30 second mp3 clips.

God Be In My Heart

Twentieth-Century Sacred solos and duets sung by Robin Fisher, Cynthia Sanner, Steven Kimbrough, and Richard Kennedy.

Good Samaritan

A sacred cantata based on the series of poems by Charles Wesley that examine the New Testament story of the Good Samaritan from the perspective of the man who is attacked and left for dead by the side of the road.

Make Plain the Vision: Songs of Women

Songs by women authors and composers which shape a vision of God's family, peace, justice, redemption, mission, and ministry as expressed in the words and music from Hildegard of Bingen to Fanny Crosby and contemporary hymn writers such as Shirley Erena Murray, Jane Marshall, and Mahalia Jackson.

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