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Hymns for Today's Church (2nd ed.)

Committee Chair: Michael Baughen
Editor: Michael Saward
Music Editor: David Wilson
Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1987
Language: English
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#TextTuneText InfoTune InfoTextScorePage ScanAudio
84God rest you merry, gentlemenGOD REST YOU MERRY
85Good Christians all, rejoiceIN DULCI JUBILOTextPage Scan
86Infant holy, Infant lowlyINFANT HOLYTextPage Scan
87It came upon the midnight clearNOELPage Scan
88aO little town of BethlehemFOREST GREENText
88bO little town of BethlehemCHRISTMAS CAROLText
89O Prince of peace whose promised birthRECTORY MEADOW
90See, amid the winter snowHUMILITY
91See him lying on a bed of strawCALYPSO CAROLText
92Sing lullaby!THE INFANT KINGTextPage Scan
93The first nowell the angel did sayTHE FIRST NOWELLPage Scan
94While shepherds watched their flocks by nightWINCHESTER OLDText
95Silent night! holy night!STILLE NACHTTextPage Scan
96Jesus, good above all otherQUEM PASTORES LAUDAVEREText
97aLord, who left the highest heavenHIGHEST HEAVENText
97bLord, who left the highest heavenOTTAWAText
98aSongs of thankfulness and praiseST. EDMUNDText
98bSongs of thankfulness and praiseST. GEORGE'S, WINDSORText
99As with gladness men of oldDIX
100Wise men, they came to look for wisdomNEUMARKText
101Lord of all hopefulness, Lord of all joySLANE
102Son of God, eternal saviourEVERTONTextPage Scan
103Forty days and forty nightsHEINLEIN
104Jesus calls us! — in the tumultST. ANDREWTextPage Scan
105Immortal love for ever fullBISHOPTHORPE
106With loving handsENIGMA
107My Lord, I did not choose youOFFERTORIUMTextPage Scan
108O changeless Christ, for ever newBEULAH
109Jesus, come! for we invite youLITHEROPText
110Blessed are the pure in heartFRANCONIAText
111'Forgive our sins as we forgive'BANGOR
112Lord Jesus, once you spoke to menWINCHESTER NEW
113You are the way, to you aloneST. JAMESTextPage Scan
114'Take up your cross,' the Saviour saidBRESLAUTextPage Scan
115Christ upon the mountain peakST. ALBINUSText
116Our Saviour Christ once knelt in prayerDAS NEUGEBORNE KINDELEINPage Scan
117When Jesus led his chosen threeSURREYPage Scan
118My Lord, you wore no royal crownSPLENDOURText
119Ride on, ride on in majestyWINCHESTER NEW
120You are the king of IsraelST. THEODULPHPage Scan
121We were not there to see you comeCREDOPage Scan
122A purple robe, a crown of thornA PURPLE ROBEText
123Ah, holy Jesus, how have you offendedHERZLIEBSTER JESU
124Alas! and did my saviour bleedWALSALLText
125Downtrodden Christ, to you we prayLONDON ROAD
126Glory be to JesusCASWALLTextPage Scan
127aEmpty he came as a man to our raceKENOSIS
127bEmpty he came as a man to our raceBEKESBOURNE
128Hark! the voice of love and mercyREGENT SQUAREText
129He stood before the courtST. JOHNText
130Man of sorrows! what a nameMAN OF SORROWSTextPage Scan
131aIt is a thing most wonderfulHERONGATE
131bIt is a thing most wonderfulGIDEON
132Lord Christ, we praise your sacrificeABINGDON
133aLord Jesus, for my sake you comeDANIEL
133bLord Jesus, for my sake you comeST. LAURENCE
133cLord Jesus, for my sake you comeHERONGATE
134O dearest Lord, your sacred headNUN DANKET ALL
135O Christ, the Master CarpenterALBANOText
136My song is love unknownLOVE UNKNOWN
137See, Christ was wounded for our sakeHAWKHURST
138aNo weight of gold or silverARGENT
138bNo weight of gold or silverMORDEN PARK
139O sacred head surroundedPASSION CHORALE
140aPraise to the Holiest in the heightCHORUS ANGELORUMTextPage Scan
140bPraise to the Holiest in the heightGERONTIUSTextPage Scan
140cPraise to the Holiest in the heightRICHMONDText
141The hands of Christ, the caring handsMEDFIELD STREET
142aSing, my tongue, the glorious battleGRAFTON
142bSing, my tongue, the glorious battlePANGE LINGUA
143aThe Lord made man, the scriptures tellTHE HOLY SON
143bThe Lord made man, the scriptures tellBIRLING
144aThere is a fountain opened wideSTRACATHROText
144bThere is a fountain opened wideBELMONTText
145Through all our days we’ll sing the praiseGREENSLEEVESPage Scan
146aWe sing the praise of him who diedBOW BRICKHILLTextPage Scan
146bWe sing the praise of him who diedOMBERSLEYTextPage Scan
146cWe sing the praise of him who diedBRESLAUTextPage Scan
147aWhen I survey the wondrous crossROCKINGHAMTextPage Scan
147bWhen I survey the wondrous crossO WALY WALYText
148There is a green hill far awayHORSLEYTextPage Scan
149aAll shall be well! for on our Easter skiesSONG 46Text
149bAll shall be well! for on our Easter skiesEASTER SKIESText
150aAll creation join to sayWÜRTTEMBERGPage Scan
150bAll creation join to saySAVANNAHPage Scan
151Alleluia, alleluia!LUX EOI
152aComes Mary to the graveCHURCH CLOSEText
152bComes Mary to the graveEASTER MORNINGText
152cComes Mary to the gravePASCHAL DAWNText
153Christ the Lord is risen againWÜRTTEMBERGTextPage Scan
154Good Christians all, rejoice and sing!VULPIUSText
155Jesus Christ is risen todayEASTER HYMNText
156Jesus lives! Your terrors nowST. ALBINUS
157Light’s glittering morning fills the skyEASTER SONG
158Low in the grave he layCHRIST AROSETextPage Scan
159Now lives the Lamb of GodCROFT'S 136th
160Spring has come for us today!TEMPUS ADEST FLORIDUMTextPage Scan
161The day of resurrection!ELLACOMBETextPage Scan
162These are the facts as we have received themYVONNE
163aThe strife is past, the battle doneVICTORY

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