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We were so excited and blessed to have The New Song Kids Choir sing for us on our KICKOFF Sunday this year. It was special for our kids to see how people their own age are able to lead others in worship and do devotional skits which make a very definite point for spiritual growth. Jody was so much fun to work with and brought a special spirit to our morning. THANKS to you all for making our Kickoff Sunday very special!
The New Song Kid's Choir under the direction of Jody Abboud, visited and performed for Advent Lutheran Church in Maple Grove and may I say what a delight and an inspiration it was to host them. The choir is made up of extremely talented young singers and it was very obvious that they have learned so very much under the wonderful direction of Jody. They truly exude excitement and energy when they sing as well as speak, and it was a great pleasure to watch and hear them glorify the Lord through their wonderfully inspiring music. I would recommend and encourage any congregation to invite this highly talented choir to perform for them.
This energetic, gospel-flavored tune features one of our favorite adult singers, Marie Espinoza. Marie really brings down the house with her enthusiastic, soulful delivery. The New Song Kids Choir backs her up throughout this fun-filled number. This song grew out of my experience in leading worship with children. On Sunday mornings, we need to "Stand up (and wake up!) and praise Jesus . . ." ~ don't let the rocks cry out and praise for you!! If your church body has an awesome adult or teen-age vocalist who loves to improvise, this is a great tune for featuring them with your kids' choir.
Get ready to start moving as soon as this one starts rolling! Produced by my Caribbean friend, Edy Lavelanet, this song is really two songs in one ~ usually referred to as "partner songs". Even younger elementary choirs should be able to experience the joy of singing in harmony by learning Ha-Ha-Ha-Hallelujah. Have fun playing hand percussion instruments along with this lively calypso tune!
Written especially for the younger set, they will be singing along with this delightful tune in no time! What an awesome reality that the same God who made the stars and the seas and the mountains ~ made me too! The verses sing about the how we experience God through three of our senses; seeing, hearing and feeling.
This finger-snapping swing tune with an awesome horn section is a great reminder that we need to ask God to fill us daily with more of his love and joy ~ more of himself so we may have a greater and more positive influence for God in our culture.
This song of praise rides along on a compelling Caribbean rhythm. Again, our good friend, Edy Lavelanet (a native of Haiti) put his fingerprints all over this one. The inspirational lyrics, based on Eph. 3:20, remind us that God always has "more than enough" for us in every situation and circumstance. The ending features a simple ostinato and descant that a young choir can easily learn and sound great singing in two and three parts.
This beautiful melody came pouring out one night when I became overwhelmed with God's goodness and faithfulness towards me. This song can be sung by believers of all ages who long for a way to express their love and gratefulness for God's awesome loving kindness towards them.
This slightly paraphrased version of the Lord's prayer is lyrical and heartfelt in its delivery. It is amazing how putting a very singable tune to this powerful prayer that Jesus taught his disciples, will cause us to want to pray it even more often!
This beautiful prayer song has already been used in powerful ways to bless and send missionaries on their way. It works equally well any moment of the day that we desire the Lord to work through "ordinary us" to make his glory may be known to others. "Take these feet, may they go where You will lead them. Take this mouth, may it say what You would say. Take this heart, may it beat with your compassion ~ so that others will see You in me today. May it be for your glory, Lord . . ."
A joyful choral setting of this Psalm of exhortation. Arranged for S.A. choir and piano. "Shout for joy to the Lord all the earth! . . ."
This exciting Celtic-flavored tune will soon have you tapping your toes and dancing along. God, indeed, wants what is best for us and promises to direct us in all our ways.
I wrote this rap as a public school music teacher. Our school community was focusing on positive character traits and what they look like in people who possess them. This version can be used in public or private school settings with a great deal of success and audience appeal. We use a variety of soloists who take turns on the verses. Lots of fun potential for choreography during the refrains. We have used this song very successfully before a wide variety of audiences. Without using the Lord's name, it is still filled with His truth and wisdom!