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The pilgrimage of Holy Week leads us to the ultimate question 'What have they done?' in this thought-provoking anthem from Jay Althouse. The somber tone and minor key perfectly captures the anguish of...

Recalling the events of Jesus gathering with his disciples in the Upper Room for their last meal, Jay Althouse tenderly depicts this familiar scene in a gentle, communion ballad. Reminding us that whe...

This poignant ballad acknowledges that when we pray in Jesus' name, we are praying to God by way of his only Son who died so that we may live. The lyrics reminding us to seek God's grace through Jesus...

This Jay Althouse original is a simple statement of fellowship reminding us that Jesus brings us all together to worship, and that his love is a constant through the years. A gentle, singable melody b...

Jay Althouse updated a text by the noted Welsh hymn writer William Williams and set it to original music. The haunting new melody is folk-like in nature - much in the style of an Appalachian folk hymn...

Jay Althouse updated a text by the noted Welsh hymn writer William Williams and set it to original music. The haunting new melody is folk-like in nature - much in the style of an Appalachian folk hymn...

This anthem by Jay Althouse has an original text, inspired by a Fanny Crosby poem, which asks the Lord for direction and guidance. The gentle opening melody is repeated, then contrasted with a more rh...

Choral Piece by Jay Althouse.