The ARP Psalter

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Psalms.org is a collection of resources to help everyone learn from and enjoy this majestic book of the Bible, whether you are just learning about or rediscovering the Book of Psalms, or wish to deepen your understanding further.

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What selections in the ARP Psalter use familiar hymn tunes? Print out this free two-page list to find psalms that use tunes you already know!https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0467/3627/7653/files/ARP_Psalter_Familiar_Tunes_Index.pdf

We are thankful to announce that The ARP Psalter with Bible Songs is available again. Due to manufacturing issues, the psalter was out of stock for six months. Thanks for your patience! If you pre-ordered, your books should be shipping soon. If you want to place a new order, click here: https://crownandcovenant.com/products/arp-psalter-pew-edition

Listen to the chancel choir from Covenant PCA in Nashville sing psalm 54 from The ARP Psalter:
"See how God has been my helper,
How my Lord sustains my soul:
To my foes He pays back evil—
In Your truth destroy them all!
I will sacrifice with gladness;
Your good name I’ll praise, O LORD.
He has saved me from all trouble;
I have looked on all my foes."
https://youtu.be/dct8qAm2deM?si=kkYNKM0DR4kT-D1A

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"All in all, this collection of descants is intended not to distract the church or focus its attention upon the talent of a few voices, but rather to help and serve the entire congregation in its sacred task of worship in song. 'Let all things be done for building up' (1 Corinthians 14:26)."

Book of Psalms for Worship: Descants Now Available There is nothing quite like a good descant. When Christians sing in unison, it provides a wonderful picture of the unity that believers experience as the body of Christ. When they sing in harmony, …

How should we sing in church? Grassmarket Press author Nathan Eshelman makes a suggestion in this post on Tim Challies' blog.

Sing Like Judy: Get Happy! | Tim Challies This week the blog is sponsred by Crown and Covenant Publications, and the post is written by Nathan Eshelman, pastor of the Orlando Reformed Presbyterian Church in historic downtown Orlando, Florida. He is the author of two Grassmarket Press books: I Have a Confession: The What and Why of the…

Listen to the entirety of Psalm 119 sung by a double quartet for only $4.
The selections are from the ARP Psalter and includes Psalms 119A, 119B, 119C, 119D, 119E, 119F, 119G, 119H, 119I, 119J, 119K, 119L, 119M, 119N, 119O, 119P, 119Q, 119R, 119S, 119T, 119U, 119V, and 119W.

Psalm 119: Selections from the ARP Psalter CD Psalm 119: Selections from the ARP Psalter CD

Helpful tips in getting to know your ARP Psalter.

Getting to Know Our ARP Psalter - ARP News (compiled by Judy Doudoukjian, Choir Director/Organist) One of our directives for order of service in the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church is that a psalm should be sung in every worship service. The ARP Church has been diligent in keeping this Continue Reading ...

Singing Jesus’ Playlist The following is a guest post from Dr. David Whitla, Professor of Church History at Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary. Last summer, my daughter walked into the Apple Store in our local mall, and came out the proud owner of a new iPhone 12 Pro. In those first hours of set-up,

The second of seven psalm singing classes on How to Precent focuses on leading psalms a ca****la. These free classes, taught by Pastor Brian Wright, begin at 3:30 p.m. on Sabbath CST (4:30 p.m. EST) and last about 45 minutes. If you would like copies of the booklet and handouts used in the class, please contact Wright using the email address in the "About" section of the Youtube channel.

How to Precent (Leading Psalms A Ca****la) - Lesson 2 Lesson 2 in a class on precenting (leading a ca****la psalms in worship) held at the Sterling Reformed Presbyterian Church in January 2022.If you would like ...

Want to improve your psalm singing knowledge? A free psalm-singing and precenting class will be available via Zoom through Sterling RP Church starting this Sabbath, January 16. The 7-week class, taught by Pastor Brian Wright, will begin at 3:30 p.m. CST (4:30 p.m. EST) and last about 45 minutes.
Contact the church for the Zoom link:

Contact Us Sterling RP Church 421 N 8th St, Sterling, KS 67579 (620) 278-3507

A psalm for the Thanksgiving season:

I Now Will Give Wholehearted Thanks (Psalm 9a) Crown & Covenant · Trust: Selections from the Book of Psalms for Worship · Song · 2020