The Collected Hymns, Carols, and Songs of Thomas Pavlechko. A collection of significant hymn tunes by Thomas Pavlechko, with texts for all times of the church year and for all times of worship. Extensive indexes and background on all the tunes are also provided. Includes texts by Mary Louise Bringle, Herbert Brokering, Patricia B. Clark, John Core, Edith Sinclair Downing, Ruth Duck, Timothy Dudley-Smith, Frances W. Hellmers, Richard Leach, Joy F. Patterson, Rae E. Whitney, and several more. For more information, visit selahpub.com.

More Hymns and Spiritual Songs by Thomas Pavlechko. A collection of hymns by Thomas Pavlechko. In 2002 his first collection of hymns, Radiant City, was published by Selah. In the meantime, a number of Pavlechko's hymns have already been published in other supplements and hymnals. These hymns cover the church year and all times of worship. They include texts by Mary Louise Bringle, John Core, Ruth duck, Richard leach, Renée Miller, Shirley Erena Murray, Herbert O'Driscoll, John Thornburg, and Rae E. Whitney, as well as two texts by Pavlechko. For more information, visit selahpub.com.

The Revised Common Lectionary arranged by Thomas Pavlechko This edition includes more than 375 musical settings spanning more than 1000 pages. The psalm tones and antiphons are practical for the person in the pew, as they are based upon hymn tunes and other familiar melodies. The meter of the tones is a happy medium between Anglican Chant and Simplified Anglican Chant, as first introduced in the Lutheran Book of Worship, and later in the Evangelical Lutheran Worship, The Presbyterian Hymnal and The United Methodist Hymnal. The pointing, developed with input from testing congregations for over a decade, is straight-forward and intuitive. When you purchase this resource, you're granted unlimited rights to copy anything you need for your choir and congregation without further permissions or fees. Single line melodies of each tone and antiphon are included for use in worship programs. Each file is EPS (encapsulated post-script) encoded so every page can be printed at camera-ready quality from a post-script laser or ink-jet printer. Simply add your assigned lifetime license number and the (c) notice to any printed copy. Special provisions are available to extend the license for use at church-wide convocations, music and worship conferences. The entire collection is cross-referenced for your convenience, including a When will it be sung? feature for quick and easy access to placement in the liturgical year. For more information, visit stmartinspsalter.com.

Carl P. Daw, Jr. and Thomas Pavlechko A music planning resource for church musicians and clergy. For more information, visit churchpublishing.org.