Special Music: Encouragement for the Journey

This section is updated regularly. Some recordings are from corporate worship, and others are pre-recorded from virtual worship and/or offerings for this specific section.

March 15, 2021 ➡

We look not at the things which are seen, but at the things which are not seen: for the things which are seen are temporal; but the things which are not seen are eternal. 2 Corinthians 4:18

March 25, 2021 ➡

I have said these things to you, that in me you may have peace. In the world you will have tribulation. But take heart; I have overcome the world. John 16:33

God shall wipe away every tear from their eyes; and there shall be no more death; neither shall there be mourning, nor crying, nor pain anymore. Revelation 21:4a

He Heals the Brokenhearted
an original composition by Nancy Scimone

A Message from the Composer

I’ve always had special love for the Psalms, and find that even in translations to English and other languages they are very musical, very singable. I chose to write the melody for this psalm, “He Heals the Broken-hearted,” as a way to honor God’s promise of eternal love, His Mercy and compassion. This Psalm reminds me that our sufferings are not in vain, not wasted. As we lift our broken hearts to Jesus, He returns to us His Holy Spirit, He “fills us with finest of wheat.” We are transformed. This recording is part of my entire psalms CD recording The Quiet Place. ~N.S.

CtK Covid Benefit Conference

A Song of Peace and Unity

A piece composed in April 2020 to celebrate the "mystic sweet communion" we enjoy together as the body of faith, present in us whether we are physically together or apart. Based on Romans 15:5-6. Features the CtK Choir with alums, Friends of Music performers, and young soloists. Composed by Ann Lee. Produced by Charles Calotta.

The Prayer of St. Francis

CtK choristers, instrumentalists, and many friends joined in this virtual choir setting of The Prayer of St. Francis. Our desire is to be a source of peace, love, and comfort to a hurting world. Words by St. Francis of Assisi, 12th c.; setting by Harry Huffnagle, © Amherst Music Press, 1960; instrumental parts arranged by Gregory Hammond. Produced by Charles Calotta.

More Music For Your Encouragement

The Prayer

Give Us The Wings Of Faith To Rise

Give Us the Wings of Faith to Rise, Helvey. Choir of CtK. Used with permission from Beckenhorst Press.

All I Have Is Christ

All I Have is Christ, Kauflin. Congregation of CtK. Used with permission under CCLI license no. 3056756.

Jesus Draw Me Ever Nearer

Jesus, Draw Me Ever Nearer, Getty et al. Congregation of CtK. Used with permission under CCLI license no. 3056756.

Give Me Jesus

His Eye Is On The Sparrow

His Eye is On the Sparrow, arr. Sadin. Dianna Davis, soprano. Used with permission from Be Like Water Productions.

I Love the Lord

I Love the Lord, Smallwood. Conexion Media Group permanently closed. John Jones, soloist.

It Is Well With My Soul

Surely It Is God Who Saves Me

Surely it is God Who Saves Me, White. Congregation of CtK; Charles Calotta, soloist. Permission to podcast/stream the music from this service obtained from ONE LICENSE with license no. A-715897. All rights reserved.

This Day

This Day, Hawkins. John Jones, soloist. Permission to podcast/ stream the music in this service obtained from ONE LICENSE with license no. A-715897.

My Soul Finds Rest In God Alone

Psalm 62, Keyes, et al. Congregation of CtK. Used with permission under CCLI license no. 3056756.

Be Still My Soul

Be Still, My Soul, Sibelius. David Szabo, soloist. P.D. Used with permission.

O Divine Redeemer

O Divine Redeemer, Gounod. P.D. Heather Bingham, voice; Sierra Frischknecht, piano. Used with permission.

Hosea (Come Back to Me)

Hosea (Come Back to Me), Norbet. Michele Currenti, voice; Richard Price, guitar. Permission to podcast/stream the music in this service obtained from ONE LICENSE with license no. A-715897.

The Lord's Prayer

How Long

How Long? Lowland Hum. Used with permission.

Oceans (Where Feet May Fail)

Oceans (Where Feet May Fail), Houston, et al. Eliza Gwin, soloist. Used with permission under CCLI license no. 3056756.