I found this book on eBay called "Songs for Men" edited by F. Melius Christiansen of St. Olaf fame. It has many quality but not difficult arrangements in it. Many are hymn tunes, but there are several pieces which can be used as "anthems" -  for examble a TTBB arrangement of "Lost in the Night" (which needs a tenor solo however). It also has a TTBB arrangement of "Beautiful Savior" with a female solo; my group recently sang this with a children's chorus singing the solo in unison and it was very effective. I would suggest picking it up this book and having it as a reference. Of all the older TTBB men's collections I have, it is the most useful and consistent in quaqlity. Here is a link to a currently available copy below:

 

Thomas,

 

I'm not sure if this is the right difficulty, but here's a piece I wrote called "Veni Creator Spiritus." It's 4 part, mostly homophonic, but very neo-renaissance in style.
http://graphitepublishing.com/Music/T004.html

 

Also, take a look at a new arrangement of "For the Beauty of the Earth."
http://graphitepublishing.com/Music/R012.html

 

Hope this helps!

Tim

 

 

You can find many arrangements, most of them free, at www.bbsmusic.com/Sacred%20Music.htm all arrangements by Joe Johnson. Most of them are easily accessible.

Thomas,

 

Check out several arrangements at Santa Barbara Music Publishers (www.sbmp.com).  All are relatively easy, especially Vive L'Amour and The Battle Cry of Freedom.

 

Vive L'Amour,  TTBB, arr. Barham  Santa Barbara Music 457

The Battle Cry of Freedom, TB, arr. Cole  Santa Barbara Music 1101

Down in the Valley, TB, arr. Berry  Santa Barbara Music 510

Workin' on the Railroad, TTBB, arr. Barham   Santa Barbara Music 937

 

You can look at and listen to the scores online at www.sbmp.com.