What's going on at Easter? Why did Jesus have to die?
These are the kind of questions Children want to know, and Sunday School teachers want to help them with!
God explains it all through the Old Testament, and one very special place is in Isaiah, chapter 53, verse 6: "We all, like sheep, have gone astray; we've turned, each one, to his own way; and the Lord has laid on Him the iniquity of us all"
But what is "iniquity"? And who is "Him"? This song explains!
Have a listen on the Jukebox - Get "53v6" on the Easter CD - Download the Sheet Music & MP3s - Watch the YouTube Video
Strange really - it was Bad, it was Mad, and it was Sad - but all in all, it was a GOOD day for all of us. The day that Jesus died on the Cross, Good Friday. That's the wonder of Easter - and that's what the song Good Friday is all about.
It's from Mark 15:33-39, with the darkness, Jesus' cry, and the centurion's words. It's great for kids of age 5 and upwards, and even the grown-ups enjoy it!
You can listen for free on the Jukebox, watch the YouTube Video, download the MP3 music from the store, get the PDF Sheet music for free, or get "Good Friday" on the Easter CD. Hope you enjoy singing it!

Maybe you can run a Holiday Club this year?
What kind of club are you planning? Summer Holiday clubs, VBS, Backyard Bible Clubs, Summer Camp, CPAS Pathfinder Ventures - whatever it is, children's Bible songs that are good for Sunday School are also great for holiday clubs! We've got lots of great songs: songs that help the kids hear and remember the Bible, songs to jump around to, songs the kids won't forget, most of all: songs about Jesus!
Some of my songs were written specially for our holiday club here, and so they've got four verses to match four daily themes... Here's a list of some of the themed songs, in case you need some inspiration:
It hasn't got themed verses, but "God has a plan" was great for the "Bible Overview" theme we did.
If you need a song suggestion - just get in touch and ask me - click here!

Sing about the excitement of the Shepherds as they discover that the Saviour has been born in their town! Based on Luke 2:8-20.
Video, MP3 and Sheet Music downloads available - click here. Click Here for the latest YouTube video of "Let's go, Let's go".
NB: Don't confuse this with "Let's go (Paul's Song)" - another great kids song, but not about Christmas!
There are some new words to "Hush! There's a Baby..."! Loads of people love the song, but some would rather not say "shut" and "up" in the same breath, so there are new words so that you don't have to! HOORAY!
"There's a danger - that we'll wake this sleepy boy, he's such good news we jump with joy!" is the new couplet. I hope you like it, and that you can use it. In particular, it preserves the whole meaning of the song, which is that on the one hand you want to be quiet, because here's a sleeping baby, but on the other hand you want to jump around and make loads of noise because he's so brilliant. So brilliant that you just can't shut up! Oops!
You can get the new words on the jukebox, in MP3 download form, PDF Sheet Music, and on video, with or without subtitles.
Yes - this is the website you're looking for... "Hush! There's A Baby" is one of Maynard's Groovy Bible Tunes! One of lots of great Children's Bible songs, including other Christmas songs.
You can listen to them all on the Jukebox - click here for "Hush! There's A Baby" - click here for all the Christmas Songs.
You can also download the MP3 audio files from the store - click here for the Christmas songs in the store.
Don't forget the YouTube video - click here for "Hush! There's A Baby" Children's carol on YouTube.