CGA1149 A Miracle on the Sea
Description
Everyone loves a good fish story, but suddenly catching a multitude of fish when nothing was biting is a miracle worth singing about! In this delightful anthem for younger children, the miraculous events found in John 21 come alive through easy, syncopated rhythms and a catchy calypso feel that sets the stage for this unforgettable story. An optional scripture-based narrative provides a creative introduction to the piece highlighting the supernatural miracle Jesus performed so long ago on the sea!
Voicing: Unison and piano
Composer: Lynn Shaw Bailey, Becki Slagle Mayo
Lectionary: Year C - Easter - Third Sunday of Easter
Scripture: John 21
Additional Resources:
CGAC1149 A Miracle on the Sea (Accompaniment Track)
CGAC1149e A Miracle on the Sea (Digital Download Accompaniment Track)
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