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Agios O Theos (Holy God)

Hymnal: GP11996 #1 (2000) First Line: Agios O Theos (Holy, holy, holy God) Lyrics: Agios O Theos, agios ischiros, agios athanatos, eleison imas. Holy, holy, holy God, holy almighty God, holy, holy almighty God, have mercy upon us. Languages: Greek Tune Title: [Agios O Theos]
Agios O Theos (Holy God)
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Aleluia

Hymnal: GP11996 #2 (2000) First Line: Aleluia, aleluia! Lyrics: Aleluia, aleluia! Aleluia, aleluia! Aleluia, aleluia! Aleluia, aleluia! Tune Title: [Aleluia, aleluia]
Aleluia
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Alleluia

Hymnal: GP11996 #3 (2000) First Line: Alleluia, alleluia Lyrics: Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia, alleluia. Tune Title: [Alleluia, alleluia]
Alleluia

Amen siakudumisa

Author: Dieter Trautwein Hymnal: GP11996 #4 (2000) First Line: Amen siakudumisa Topics: Praise Languages: English; German; Xhosa Tune Title: [Amen siakudumisa]
Amen siakudumisa

As your children, Lord

Author: Anon.; Ludmila Garbuzova Hymnal: GP11996 #5 (2000) First Line: As your children, Lord, we are here (Dyeti muiy tvahyee, O Gospod) Topics: Holy Communion; Unity Languages: English; Russian Tune Title: [As your children, Lord, we are here]
As your children, Lord

Augang und Eingang (Going and coming)

Author: Joachim Schwarz Hymnal: GP11996 #6 (2000) First Line: Ausgang und Eingang (Going and coming) Topics: Benediction Languages: English; German Tune Title: [Ausgang und Eingang]
Augang und Eingang (Going and coming)
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Away with our fears!

Author: Charles Wesley Hymnal: GP11996 #7 (2000) Lyrics: 1 Away with our fears! the Godhead appears in Christ reconciled the Father of Mercies in Jesus the child. 2 He came from above, in manifest Love, the desire of our eyes, the meek Lamb of God, in a manger he lies. 3 Made flesh for our sake, that we might partake the nature divine, and again in his image, his holiness shine. 4 Then let us believe, and gladly receive the tidings they bring who publish to sinners their Savior and King. 5 And while we are here, our King shall appear, his Spirit impart, and form his full image of love in our heart. Topics: New Year Languages: English Tune Title: ROBERT
Away with our fears!

God of creation (Benediction)

Author: M. Thomas Thangaraj Hymnal: GP11996 #8 (2000) First Line: God of creation, send us with your love Topics: Benediction Languages: English Tune Title: [God of creation, send us with your love]
God of creation (Benediction)
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Bring many names

Author: Brian Wren Hymnal: GP11996 #9 (2000) First Line: Bring many names, beautiful and good Lyrics: 1 Bring many names, beautiful and good, celebrate, in parable and story, holiness in glory, living, loving God. Hail and Hosanna! bring many names! 2 Strong mother God, working night and day, planning all the wonders of creation, setting each equation genius at play: Hail and Hosanna, strong mother God! 3 Warm father God, hugging every child, feeling all the strains of human living, caring and forgiving till we're reconciled: Hail and Hosanna, warm father God! 4 Old, aching God, gray with endless care, calmly piercing evil's new disguises, glad of good surprises, wiser than despair: Hail and Hosanna, old, aching God! 5 Young, growing God, eager, on the move, seeing all, and fretting at our blindness, crying out for justice, giving all you have: Hail and Hosanna, young, growing God. 6 Great, living God, never fully known, joyful darkness far beyond our seeing, closer yet than breathing, everlasting home: Hail and Hosanna, great, living God. Topics: Opening of Worship Languages: English Tune Title: WESTCHASE
Bring many names

Brich mit den Hungrigen dein Brot

Author: Friedrich Karl Barth; S T Kimbrough, Jr. Hymnal: GP11996 #10 (2000) First Line: Brich mit den Hungrigen dein Brot (Break with the hungry your own bread) Topics: Discipleship; Service Languages: English; German Tune Title: [Brich mit den Hungrigen dein Brot]
Brich mit den Hungrigen dein Brot

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