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The Children's Hymn Book: for use in children's services, Sunday schools and families. Arranged in Order of the Church's Year

Editor: The Right Rev. W. Walsham How, D.D., The Right Rev. Ashton Oxenden, D.D., The Rev. John Ellerton, M.A.
Publisher: E. P. Dutton and Company, New York, 1881
Denomination: Church of England
Language: English
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1Almighty Father, God of LoveARDBRACCANPage Scan
2Again the morning shines so brightPRIMA LUXPage Scan
3As the bird in meadow fairDEW DROPSPage Scan
4aAwake, my soul, and with the sunMORNING HYMNPage Scan
4bAwake, my soul, and with the sunMORNINGPage Scan
5Day by day we magnify TheeDAY BY DAYPage Scan
6Father, Holy FatherTHE BOURNEPage Scan
7Framer of the lightLUX MATUTINAPage Scan
8aGod of mercy and of loveRIVIERAPage Scan
8bGod of mercy and of loveBRANDENBURGPage Scan
9Jesus, holy, undefiledHYMNS FOR INFANCT CHILDREN, No. 4Page Scan
10My Father, for another nightST. TIMOTHYPage Scan
11New every morning is the loveMELCOMBEPage Scan
12aNow that the daylight fills the skyJAM LUCISPage Scan
12bNow that the daylight fills the skyKILLINPage Scan
13Oh, help me, Lord, this day to beO HELP ME, LORDPage Scan
14aThe darkness now is overTATHAMPage Scan
14bThe darkness now is overMORNING LIGHTPage Scan
15aThe morning, bright with rosy lightST. STEPHENPage Scan
15bThe morning, bright with rosy lightBERTHAPage Scan
16The morning, the bright and the beautiful morningANASTASISPage Scan
17When the morning breakethTHERFIELDPage Scan
18Day is past and goneDAY IS PASTPage Scan
19Ere evening shadows round me closeWOOLWICHPage Scan
20Father, while the shadows fallSHADOWSPage Scan
21Glory to Thee, my God, this nightTALLIS'S CANNONPage Scan
22God, Who madest earth and HeavenTEMPLEPage Scan
23Hear Thy children, gentle JesusSANCTUARYPage Scan
24aJesus, tender Shepherd, hear meSTUTGARDPage Scan
24bJesus, tender Shepherd, hear meST. HILDAPage Scan
25Now the solemn shadows darkenGOLDSTONEPage Scan
26My Father, hear my prayerKELSOPage Scan
27My Saviour, be Thou near meANGEL TOWERPage Scan
28aNow the day is overST. ANGELOPage Scan
28bNow the day is overUPTON CRESSETTPage Scan
29Now the sun has passed awayIRENEPage Scan
30Now the daylight goes awayPATMOSPage Scan
31The day, O Lord, is spentVESPERTINEPage Scan
32aSun of my soul, Thou Saviour dearANGELUSPage Scan
32bSun of my soul, Thou Saviour dearHURSLEYPage Scan
32cSun of my soul, Thou Saviour dearABENDSPage Scan
33The day is doneFRESHWATERPage Scan
34The daylight fadesREPOSEPage Scan
35The hours of day are overCHENIESPage Scan
36Through the day Thy love has spared usSTONELEIGHPage Scan
37Again the morn of gladnessWIR PFLUGENPage Scan
38O day of rest and gladnessAURELIAPage Scan
39Hail! sacred day of earthly restWREFORDPage Scan
40aBlest day of God, how calm, how brightHERMANNPage Scan
40bBlest day of God, how calm, how brightLANGFORDPage Scan
41Come, and let us hail the dawningBRAYLESFORDPage Scan
42This is the day the Lord hath madeST. PAUL'S, CANTERBURYPage Scan
43This is the day the light was madeZWINGLEPage Scan
44Jesus, we love to meetBEECHCROFTPage Scan
45aOn this day, the first of daysLUBECKPage Scan
45bOn this day, the first of daysON THIS DAYPage Scan
46This day, at Thy creating wordMELCOMBEPage Scan
47Lord, keep us safe this nightVESPER HYMNPage Scan
48The Lord be with us as we bendEVENTIDEPage Scan
49And now this holy dayMOSELEYPage Scan
50Ere another Sunday closeSARATTPage Scan
51God the Father, God the SonST. MEINRADPage Scan
52aSaviour, again to Thy dear Name we raisePAX DEIPage Scan
52bSaviour, again to Thy dear Name we raiseBENEDICTIONPage Scan
53Saviour, now the day is endingILKLEYPage Scan
54Yesterday, with worship blestANCIENT LITANYPage Scan
55Another day begunBETHLEHEMPage Scan
56Thou in Whose Name the two or threeALFRETONPage Scan
57Ascended Lord, accept our praiseCARASSPage Scan
58O Jesu, crucified for manROCKINGHAMPage Scan
59Sabbath of the saints of oldJERSEYPage Scan
60For all Thy love and goodness, so bountiful and freeSPRINGTIMEPage Scan
61Summer suns are glowingRUTHPage Scan
62See the leaves around us fallingST. SAMPSON'SPage Scan
63Winter reigneth o'er the landCLARENCEPage Scan
64Come, Thou long-expected JesusTURNAUPage Scan
65Hark the glad sound! the Saviour comesYORKPage Scan
66Hosanna! they were cryingAUTUMNPage Scan
67Little children, Advent bids youADVENTPage Scan
68aLo! He comes with clouds descendingHELMLSLEYPage Scan
68bLo! He comes with clouds descendingANGLICAN HYMN BOOK, No. 38Page Scan
69Watch now, ye Christians, watch and prayMOUNTNESSINGPage Scan
70Hark! the herald-angels singMENDELSSOHNPage Scan
71Angels, from the realms of gloryST. RAPHAELPage Scan
72Blessed night, when Bethlehem's plainST. EANSWYTHPage Scan
73Hark, what music fills the skyST. EANSWYTHPage Scan
74Little children, wake and listenMONKTON COMBEPage Scan
75'Neath the stars that shone so brightMAYLANDPage Scan
76"No room" within the dwellingBARTONPage Scan
77O come, all ye faithfulADESTE FIDELESPage Scan
78aOnce in royal David's cityIRBYPage Scan
78bOnce in royal David's cityL'HYVREUSEPage Scan
79Sing, oh, sing, this blessed mornINCARNATIONPage Scan
80While the shepherds kept their vigilCRONDALLPage Scan
81The joyful morn is breakingCHRISTMAS MORNPage Scan
82While shepherds watched their flocks by nightWINCHESTER OLDPage Scan
83He scarcely felt the cruel stonesBURGATEPage Scan
84aIn the blackness of the cloudARBELAPage Scan
84bIn the blackness of the cloudGARRETPage Scan
85Lord, to Thee glad songs of praiseINNOCENTSPage Scan

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