Services for Congregational Worship. The New Hymn and Tune Book

Publisher: American Unitarian Association, Boston, 1914
Denomination: American Unitarian Association
Language: English
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378Forward through the agesST. GERTRUDEPage Scan
379Spirit of God, in thunder speakROCKINGHAMPage Scan
380The past is dark with sin and shameBRESLAUPage Scan
381Judge eternal, throned in splendorALLELUIA DULCE CARMENPage Scan
382When wilt thou save the people?COMMONWEALTHPage Scan
383Rise, God! judge thou the earth in mightDUNFERMLINEPage Scan
384O God of truth, whose living wordVULPIUSPage Scan
385O Lord of life, thy kingdom is at hand!OLD 124THPage Scan
386"Thy kingdom come!" O Lord, we daily cryDALKEITHPage Scan
387Thy kingdom come, O LordST. CECILIAPage Scan
388Thy kingdom come, O God!ST. CECILIAPage Scan
389Reveal thy truth, O Lord!MOSELEYPage Scan
390Send down thy truth, O God!ST. THOMASPage Scan
391Give forth thine earnest cryST. THOMASPage Scan
392Come, kingdom of our GodST. THOMASPage Scan
393Father, let thy kingdom comeST. BEESPage Scan
394Life of ages, richly pouredST. BEESPage Scan
395O God, the Rock of AgesAURELIAPage Scan
396O God, our help in ages pastST. ANNEPage Scan
397O God, while generations fleeST. ANNEPage Scan
398O for that flame of living fireANGELUSPage Scan
399O blest the souls that see and hearANGELUSPage Scan
400Who dares to bind to his dull senseASPIRATIONPage Scan
401Faith of our fathers, living stillST. CATHERINEPage Scan
402Give ear, ye children, to my lawST. MARTIN'SPage Scan
403We come unto our fathers' GodTHE GOLDEN CHAINPage Scan
404Uplift the song of praiseYIGDAL (LEONI)Page Scan
405O God! beneath thy guiding handDUKE STREETPage Scan
406In pleasant lands have fallen the linesDUKE STREETPage Scan
407Like pilgrims sailing through the nightTRUROPage Scan
408These things shall be,--a loftier raceTRUROPage Scan
409From age to age they gather, all the brave of heart and strongHOSMERPage Scan
410Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the LordTHE BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLICPage Scan
411God of our fathers, known of oldMELITAPage Scan
412O God of earth and altarKINGS LYNNPage Scan
413To thee, our God, we flyDARWALLPage Scan
414Great and fair is she, our landST. GEORGE'S, WINDSORPage Scan
415Not alone for mighty empireHARVARD HYMNPage Scan
416Goodly were thy tents, O IsraelAUSTRIAPage Scan
417Gone are those great and goodITALIAN HYMNPage Scan
418My country, to thy shoreITALIAN HYMNPage Scan
419O beautiful for spacious skiesMATERNAPage Scan
420My country, 'tis of theeAMERICAPage Scan
421God bless our native landAMERICAPage Scan
422Two empires by the seaAMERICAPage Scan
423God bless our native landAMERICAPage Scan
424'O Beautiful, my Country!'O BONA PATRIAPage Scan
425Lord, while for all mankind we prayGERONTIUSPage Scan
426God of the nations, near and farGERONTIUSPage Scan
427Hail the glorious golden citySANCTUARYPage Scan
428I saw the city of the LordGOLDEN SHEAVESPage Scan
429Hear, hear, O ye nations, and hearing obeyLYONSPage Scan
430Now is the time approachingWEBBPage Scan
431Not given to us from out the skiesMELCOMBEPage Scan
432O God of love, O King of peaceMELCOMBEPage Scan
433Kingdom of God! the day how blestMELCOMBEPage Scan
434Let there be light, Lord God of Hosts!PENTECOSTPage Scan
435One Lord there is, all lords abovePENTECOSTPage Scan
436To thee, Eternal soul, be praise!ANGELUSPage Scan
437Thou glorious God, before whose faceANGELUSPage Scan
438O Thou to whom in ancient timeROCKINGHAMPage Scan
439O thou in lonely vigil ledROCKINGHAMPage Scan
440Thou mighty God, who didst of oldST. DROSTANEPage Scan
441Eternal One, thou living GodWINCHESTER NEWPage Scan
442The past yet lives in all its truth, O God!PAX DEIPage Scan
443Eternal Ruler of the ceaseless roundCHADWICKPage Scan
444Behold a Sower! from afarPETERSHAMPage Scan
445O sing with loud and joyful songMEIRINGENPage Scan
446Through the night of doubt and sorrowST. ANDREWSPage Scan
447Hear what God, the Lord, hath spokenST. ANDREWSPage Scan
448The ages one great minster seemASPIRATIONPage Scan
449Gather us in, thou Love that fillest allDALKEITHPage Scan
450Thy grace impart! in time to bePALESTRINAPage Scan
451City of God, how broad and farST. STEPHENPage Scan
452One holy Church of God appearsST. STEPHENPage Scan
453Light of ages and of nationsAUSTRIAPage Scan
454Glorious things of thee are spokenAUSTIRAPage Scan
455From age to age how grandly riseVULPIUSPage Scan
456O pure reformers! not in vainVULPIUSPage Scan
457O prophet souls of all the yearsWINCHESTER OLDPage Scan
458Thy kingdom come,--on bended kneeWINCHESTER OLDPage Scan
459O saints of old! not yours aloneST. ANNEPage Scan
460Thou, whose glad summer yieldsMORNINGTONPage Scan
461For all thy saints, O LordMORNINGTONPage Scan
462Ten thousand times ten thousandALFORDPage Scan
463For all thy saints, who from their labors restSARUMPage Scan
464Hark, hark, my soul! angelic songs are swellingPILGRIMSPage Scan
465Hark, hark, my soul! thy Father's voice is callingVOX ANGELICAPage Scan
466In heavenly love abidingMOSCOWPage Scan
467Jerusalem, the goldenEWINGPage Scan
468There is a land of pure delightDUNFERMLINEPage Scan
469I long for household voices goneVULPIUSPage Scan
470My God, I rather look to theeVULPIUSPage Scan
471When on my day of life the night is fallingBURNLEY (DIADEMA)Page Scan
472God of the living, in whose eyesMELITAPage Scan
473It singeth low in every heartST. LEONARDPage Scan
474Calmly, calmly lay him downFORGIVENESS (CONSECRATION)Page Scan
475O God, unseen but ever nearMEDITATIONPage Scan
476'Give us each day our daily bread'MEDITATIONPage Scan
477'Remember me,' the Master saidLAMBETHPage Scan

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