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Praise the Lord, for He Is Good

Lyricist: The Psalter, 1912

O Worship the King

Lyricist: Robert Grant, 1833

O Father, We Would Thank Thee

Lyricist: Ada Greenaway, 1904

To Jesus Our Captain

Lyricist: Nathaniel Barnaby (1829–1915)

Shepherds, Hail the Wondrous Stranger

Lyricist: Union Minstrel, 1834

I Live for Those Who Love Me

Lyricist: Linnaeus Banks, 1861

My God, My Portion, and My Love

Lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1707–09

The Light of God Is Falling

Lyricist: Louis Benson, 1910

Now from Labor and from Care

Lyricist: Thomas Hastings, 1832

The Last Dread Trump Is Sounding

Lyricist: Hermon Batterson, 1877

Why Sleep We, My Brethren?

Lyricist: Josiah Hopkins, 1830

Ye Heavenly Choir

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1745

Come, My Soul, Thou Must Be Waking

Lyricist: Friedrich von Canitz, 1700

Lyricist: M. C.

God’s Faithfulness Revealed by the Rainbow

Lyricist: L. S.

On the Lord’s day, John, in spirit

Lyricist: Adapted

There’s a church in New York City*

Lyricist: Adapted

We come forward, Abba, Father

Far as Creation’s Bounds Extend

Lyricist: James Merrick (1720–1769)

Abba, Father, we approach Thee

Lyricist: James George Deck

Oh Realm of Light

Lyricist: Emily Miller, 1893

Sweet Easter Bells

Lyricist: Anonymous, ca. 1913

O God, I Cried, No Dark Disguise

Lyricist: Edna St. Vincent Millay, 1917

O God, Today We May Forget

Lyricist: Nellie Butler, 1884

Thy Glory, Lord, the Heavens Declare

Lyricist: James Montgomery, 1822

Sometimes a Light Surprises

Lyricist: William Cowper, 1779

The Spacious Firmament on High

Lyricist: Joseph Addison, 1712

Standing at the Portal

Lyricist: Frances Havergal, 1873

Stupendous Grace!

Lyricist: Philip Doddridge (1702–1751)

Savior of Men, Our Joy Supreme

Lyricist: Ancient Latin

Pass We All Through Waves of Judgment

Lyricist: Stephen Popovich, 2013

Head of Thy Suffering Church Below

Lyricist: Probably Charles Wesley, 1744

How Beauteous on the Mountains

Lyricist: Benjamin Gough, 1865

Begone, unbelief

Lyricist: John Newton

Christ my very peace is

Lyricist: Witness Lee

Christ my very peace is (revised)

Lyricist: Witness Lee

Forward! be our watchword

Lyricist: Henry Alford

Forward! be our watchword (revised)

Lyricist: Henry Alford

Glorious things of thee are spoken

Lyricist: John Newton

Glorious things to thee are spoken

Lyricist: Adapted

God is righteous in His doings

Lyricist: Adapted

God our Father, we adore Thee

Lyricist: Witness Lee

In this age of Revelation

Lyricist: Adapted

Jesus, I will trust Thee

Lyricist: Mary J. Walker

Midnight’s Sable Hour Is Passing

Lyricist: Anonymous, 1864

Looking for Our Lord and Savior

Lyricist: Richard Adams, 2020

Lord! In the Unbeginning Years

Lyricist: John Bowring, 1837

Jesus, King of Glory

Lyricist: Hope Davison, 1880

A Child Is Born—The Birth Proclaim

Lyricist: James Montgomery (1771–1854)

Exalt the Lord, His Praise Proclaim

Lyricist: The Psalter, 1912

Father of Earth and Heaven

Lyricist: Henry Ware, Jr., 1825

Of Justice and of Grace I Sing

Lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1719

Of the Glorious Body Telling

Lyricist: Thomas Aquinas (1226–1274)

Omnipotent King, Who Reignest on High

Lyricist: Probably Charles Wesley, 1744

O Hear Them Marching, Marching

Lyricist: Marion Ham (1867–1956)

O Praise Ye the Lord, Prepare a New Song

Lyricist: Philip Doddridge (1702–1751)

O Praise Ye the Lord, with Heart and with Voice

Lyricist: Henry Lyte, 1834

They Seek the Babe

Lyricist: Mary Meigs, 1844

Thy Way and All Thy Sorrows

Lyricist: Paul Gerhardt, 1656

’Tis Come, the Time So Oft Foretold

Lyricist: Thomas Grinfield, 1836

Sing a New Song to Jehovah

Lyricist: The Psalter, 1912

Sinners, Believe the Gospel Word

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1741

Thank God for Bethlehem

Lyricist: Richard Adams, 2017

That Man Is Blest Who Stands in Awe

Lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1719

We Knelt Before Kings

Lyricist: William Merrill, 1914

What Shall I Do, My God to Love?

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1742

He Waters the Hills

Lyricist: The Psalter, 1912

Jesu, the Growing Work Is Thine

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1742

I Call the World’s Redeemer Mine

Lyricist: The Wesleys, 1762

My God, Now I from Sleep Awake

Lyricist: Thomas Ken (1637–1711)

Lo, God, Our God, Has Come!

Lyricist: Horatius Bonar, 1866

Lord, Hear My Prayer

Lyricist: From Psalm 102

The Night Is Far Spent (Kelly)

Lyricist: Thomas Kelly, 1836

A Plea for Service

Lyricist: Lydia Baldwin, 1897

Jesus, the Glory Take!

Lyricist: Probably Charles Wesley, 1744

Jesus, Thou Art That Morning Star!

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1762

With One Consent, Let All the Earth

Lyricist: Tate and Brady, 1696

Worship, and Thanks, and Blessing

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1747

Ye Servants of God

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1744

Ye Thirsty for God

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1762

The Year’s at the Spring

Lyricist: Robert Browning, 1841

All Glory to Our Gracious Lord

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1743

Begone Unbelief

Lyricist: John Newton, 1779

The Candle of Hope

Lyricist: Carolyn Gillette, 2015

Eye Hath Not Seen, Ear Hath Not Heard

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1762

Lyricist: Anne Steele, 1760

The World Is Grown Old

Lyricist: Reginald Heber (1783–1826)

And Did the Holy and the Just

Lyricist: Anne Steele, 1760

The Work Is Thine

Lyricist: Samuel Preiswerk (1799–1871) and Felician von Zaremba (1794–1874); translated by Julius Horstmann, 1908

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