Cart
0
Product
Products
(empty)
No products
To be determined
Shipping
$0.00
Total
Product successfully added to your shopping cart
Quantity
Total
There are 0 items in your cart.
There is 1 item in your cart.
Total products
Total shipping
To be determined
Total
SATB
Viewed products
-
Sure-Grip Gloves
$4.00 $4.50
- 30% Off Keyboard
- Patriotic Music Sale
- Beckenhorst Press
- Conducting Seminars
- Sale
- The Black Folder
- Privacy Notice
- About us
- Annual Summer Sale
- Shipping & Policies
- Choral Collection Sale
- Choral Works Sale
- Children's Musicals
- Winter Sale
- Adult Christmas Musicals Sale
- Build Your Own Sale
- 2020 Music Quest
- 25% Off Sale
- Musicals & Collections Sale
- 40% Off Conference Titles
- Winter Choral Sale
- 40% Off Keyboard
- Beckenhorst Press and Jubilate Music Group
- Our stores
View larger
More info
Format: Octavo
SATB
Artist: The Afters
Composers: Josh Havens, Jason Ingram, Matt Fuqua
Arranger: Joseph M. Martin
Uses: General, Memorial
Scripture: I Corinthians 15:58; Luke 6:38; Matthew 25:21
A vision of eternity is offered with hopeful longing in this scripture-based contemporary song. The powerful ballad brings a challenge and a promise: a life lived in service is of everlasting importance. The chorus is instantly fulfilling, and the well-crafted choral arranging emphasizes the powerful message with sweeping grandeur. The ending is an exclamation point of praise, offering one last never-ending acclamation: "Well done!"
SATB
Artist: The Afters
Composers: Josh Havens, Jason Ingram, Matt Fuqua
Arranger: Joseph M. Martin
Uses: General, Memorial
Scripture: I Corinthians 15:58; Luke 6:38; Matthew 25:21
A vision of eternity is offered with hopeful longing in this scripture-based contemporary song. The powerful ballad brings a challenge and a promise: a life lived in service is of everlasting importance. The chorus is instantly fulfilling, and the well-crafted choral arranging emphasizes the powerful message with sweeping grandeur. The ending is an exclamation point of praise, offering one last never-ending acclamation: "Well done!"