Key of D too high for men, too low for women

"I purchased this in D because our band leader had the guitar chord sheets already set up in D. For our mixed band, I would suggest either F or G, so its lower for men (our guy struggles in spots), and then women can sing up an octave from the men but still be comfortable (not higher than a B). Currently it sounds odd when the women try to sing that low. I bought the piano arrangement only to play the 8th note accents on keyboard (right hand only), while our grand piano and guitars handled more chords and rhythm. This worked very nicely and was very accurate."

Very simple arrangement; Key of G for women

"The piano part is bare-bones but effective; the chords are simple enough to add color if you like. We added an accoustic guitar on Christmas morning and a male harmony voice -- very lovely. I chose the key of G for my mid-range female voice. (Highest note is B, but I added a D here and there at the end.) Chris Tomlin songs are hard to choose the right key; hes too high for most men, too low for women (and for women you cant just jump up an octave or its too high). Key of G makes my guitar guys happy too."

Beautiful for mid-range female voice

"Great for women in the alto/second-soprano range, but a little low at the beginning. Piano is lovely and not too hard; I am able to play and sing at the same time, which I cant always do. Beautiful by itself, but with guitars and drums this is a powerful church piece."