Label: BENSON CHORAL
Voicing: SATB
Performance
Level: Moderate
Length: 50 min.
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As we read through the timeless Christmas story we find several moments of precious offerings: Christ offered Himself, the innkeeper offered a humble cattle stall, the wisemen offered their costly gifts, the shepherds offered their solemn praise, the angels offered their majestic worship, and Mary offered her very own life. Today, because of the amazing gift Christ gave, each one of us has something special to offer - both to Christ and to others. Created by Luke Gambill, Sue C. Smith, and BJ Davis, optional drama by Heidi Petak, and arranged by BJ Davis and Luke Gambill, this 50 minute Christmas musical is a reminder and celebration of the most treasured Christmas offering of all - Jesus Christ. Because of His amazing love, we can celebrate The Christmas Offering. “A Child who would bring the whole world to its knees, A Child who became the King of kings; This little Child is the Christmas offering.” Enjoy the narration as it guides you through The Christmas Offering, or engage your congregation with the optional stirring drama script. For your convenience, both are found within this choral book.
Songs include: A Humble Bed • Carol Praise Medley (Angels We Have Heard on High/Hark! The Herald Angels Sing/Joy to the World!) • Carol Worship Medley (Silent Night! Holy Night!/The First Noel/O Come, All Ye Faithful) • The Christmas Offering • Follow the Star • Imagine (Without the Love of God) with the Love of God • My Soul Does Magnify • Offering (Christmas version) • One King • The Christmas Offering (Reprise) with What Child Is This? • This Must Be the Place
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