A Church of England Hymn Book: adapted to the daily services of the Church throughout the year

#	Text	Tune
505	By Christ redeemed
506	Draw nigh and take the Body of the Lord
507	Forth from the dark and stormy sky
508	Jesus, to thy table led
509	Lord, when before thy throne we meet
510	O God, unseen, yet ever near
511	Of that glorious Body broken
512	Thee we adore, O hidden Savior, thee
513	Almighty Father, heaven and earth
514	Fountain of good, to own thy love
515	Holy offerings, rich and rare
516	O God of mercy, God of might
517	O Lord of heaven and earth and sea
518	Father of heaven, who hast created all
519	In the Name of God the Father
520	In token that thou shalt not fear
521	With Christ we share a mystic grave
522	Jesus, now thy new-made soldier
523	No sign we ask from heaven above
524	Blest voice of love, O word divine
525	O God, in whose all-searching eye
526	Lord, shall thy children come to thee?
527	Lord, who at Cana’s wedding feast
528	O Father, all creating
529	Raise high in joyful acclamation
530	Brother, thou art gone before us
531	God of the living
532	Let no hopeless tears be shed
533	Now the laborer’s task is o’er
534	Sleep thy last sleep
535	Thou art gone to the grave
536	Thou God of love, beneath thy sheltering wings
537	Bow down thine ear, almighty Lord
538	Christ is gone up; yet ere he passed
539	Lord of the Church, we humbly pray
540	O thou who makest souls to shine
541	Lord, pour thy Spirit from on high
542	O King of kings, thy blessing shed
543	Call them in! the poor, the wretched
544	Soldiers of the Cross, arise
545	Chief of sinners though I be
546	Just as I am, without one plea
547	O come to the merciful Savior who calls you
548	There were ninety and nine
549	Yet there is room
550	Arise, O Lord, and shine
551	From Greenland’s icy mountains
552	Lord, a Savior’s love displaying
553	Lord, her watch thy Church is keeping
554	Savior, sprinkle many nations
555	Speed thy servants, Savior, speed them
556	Through midnight gloom from Macedon
557	Wake, harp of Zion, wake again
558	Thine arm, O Lord, in days of old
559	Thou to whom the sick and dying
560	God of our life, to thee we call
561	O Love divine, that stooped to share
562	When in the hour of utmost need
563	In grief and fear to thee, O Lord
564	God the all-terrible! King, who ordainest
565	O mighty God, Creator, King
566	Almighty Father, hear our cry
567	O Lord, be with us when we sail
568	The ocean hath no danger
569	O Lord of hosts, almighty King
570	Come, ye thankful people, come
571	Fountain of mercy, God of love
572	Lord of the harvest, once again
573	Lord of the harvest, thee we hail
574	Praise, O praise the Lord of harvest
575	We plow the fields, and scatter
576	Thou that sendest sun and rain
577	God the Lord has heard our prayer
578	Forward, be our watchword
579	Onward, Christian soldiers
580	Rejoice, ye pure in heart
581	Bulwark of a mighty nation
582	O Father of abounding grace
583	O sing to the Lord with a psalm of thanksgiving
584	O thou who from one blood didst make
585	O Lord of hosts, whose glory fills
586	O thou in whom alone is found
587	Blessed city, heavenly Salem
588	Christ is our cornerstone
589	O thou, who sitt’st enthroned above
590	When the Architect almighty had created heaven and earth
591	Lift the strain of high thanksgiving
592	O Christ, thou Ruler of the universe
593	Angel voices ever singing
594	Raised between the earth and heaven
595	Beneath the Church’s hallowed shade
596	O thou in whom thy saints repose
597	Day by day we magnify thee
598	O God, who when the night was deep
599	The morning bright
600	And now another day is gone
601	Now the day is over
602	O Lord, who when thy cross was nigh
603	The hours of school are over
604	Above the clear blue sky