Ruth Elaine Schram

Geeky scientist Adam Angel is a dreamer, fancying himself as everything from an archaeologist to race car driver. He's lost sight of the true meaning of Christmas and doesn't find it until he dreams o...

Geeky scientist Adam Angel is a dreamer, fancying himself as everything from an archaeologist to race car driver. He's lost sight of the true meaning of Christmas and doesn't find it until he dreams o...

Accompaniment CD

The expectation of the season is expertly set up by a rhythmic ostinato as the title of the piece is chanted throughout. Ruth Schram has skillfully captured the southern gospel sound in the simple, ye...

Ruth Schram has a true gift for writing for the needs of today's church choir and this Christmas anthem, which combines original material with two familiar tunes, O Come, Little Children and O Come Al...

Uses: Communion Scripture: John 21; Luke 14:15; John 11:25-27 The winsome lyricism of this sacred song is a perfect companion to the warmth and assurance of the communion gathering. Crafted to be acho...

Here comes the judge! Bethlehem court is in session with the Honorable Judge Jody Justice presiding. It's The People vs. a certain 'reluctant' innkeeper...reluctant to give a certain young couple a ro...

Here comes the judge! Bethlehem court is in session with the Honorable Judge Jody Justice presiding. It's The People vs. a certain 'reluctant' innkeeper...reluctant to give a certain young couple a ro...

Here comes the judge! Bethlehem court is in session with the Honorable Judge Jody Justice presiding. It's The People vs. a certain 'reluctant' innkeeper...reluctant to give a certain young couple a ro...

What better way to praise our Maker than with this original anthem of praise from Ruth Elaine Schram. 'How can we begin to praise You without a song, without the gift of music that You so freely gave?...

This upbeat, easy-to-learn holiday celebration focuses on the similarities between Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa. The focus is on friendship, love, and acceptance rather than commercialism or mater...