773 | A debtor to mercy alone | Augustus M Toplady 1740-78
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713 | A mind at perfect peace with God | Catesby Paget
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774 | A sovereign protector I have | Augustus M Toplady 1740-78
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1134 | A voice of love is calling | Emma Turl
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905 | Abide with me, fast falls the eventide | Henry F Lyte 1793-1847
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892 | Ahead of us, a race to run | Martin E Leckebusch
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836 | All for Jesus, all for Jesus | William J Sparrow-Simpson… |
1332 | All I have I give you | Matt Rushby
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723 | All I once held dear, built my life upon | Graham Kendrick
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724 | All my days I will sing this song of gladness | Stuart Townend
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775 | All my hope on God is founded | Robert Bridges 1844-1930… |
869 | All the way my Saviour leads me | Frances J Van Alstyne… |
1024 | Almighty God we come to make confession | Christopher Ellis
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823 | Almighty Lord most high, draw near | Timothy Dudley-Smith
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755 | Alone with none but you, my God | Attributed to Columba… |
772 | Amazing grace-how sweet the sound | John Newton 1725-1807
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776 | And can it be that I should gain | Charles Wesley 1707-88
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1206 | Are you there when life is darkened | Martin E Leckebusch
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746 | As water to the thirsty | Timothy Dudley-Smith
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898 | Awake, my soul, and rise | William Williams 1717-91
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757 | Be still and know that I am God | Anon.
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754 | Be still, my soul: The Lord is on your side | Catharina A D Von Schlegel b.… |
875 | Begone, unbelief! | John Newton 1725-1807
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780 | Behold the amazing gift of love | Scottish Paraphrases 1781,… |
1328 | Behold the power of His word | Michael Morrow
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727 | Beyond all knowledge is your love divine | Mary Shekleton 1827-83
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807 | Blessed are the humble souls we see | Based on Isaac Watts… |
806 | Blessed are the pure in heart | John Keble 1792-1866 and… |
783 | Blessed be the everlasting God | Isaac Watts 1674-1748
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1256 | By faith we see the hand of God | Keith and Kristyn Getty and… |
1199 | Can a sinner like me stand | Simon Sadler
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1115 | Can I trust that God has made me | Norman Phillips
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893 | Cast your burden on the Lord | Rowland Hill 1744-1833
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1107 | Christ is my Shepherd-King | Emma Turl
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1286 | Christ the sure and steady anchor | Matt Boswell and Matt Papa
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1018 | Christ, in very nature God | Hilary Green
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882 | Christian soldiers in the fight | Martin E Leckebusch
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886 | Christian soldiers, onward go | Henry Kirke White… |
881 | Christian, do you see them | Greek 6th or 7th… |
880 | Christian, seek not yet repose | Charlotte Elliott 1789-1871
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1085 | Come and listen to the song | James Young
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894 | Come, O fount of every blessing | Robert Robinson 1735-90
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712 | Come, see, the winter is past | Stephanie Monaghan
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1196 | Come, stranger-God: reveal to us | Martin E Leckebusch
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794 | Come, we that love the Lord | Isaac Watts 1674-1748
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1135 | Creator of the universe | David Field
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1142 | Day and night I cry to you | Martin E Leckebusch
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822 | Depth of mercy! Can there be | Charles Wesley 1707-88
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1235 | Draw me close to the cross | Geoff Roberts and Judith… |
1065 | Easter Garden | Stanley Ablewhite
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1266 | Fade, fade each earthly joy | Original words: Catherine J… |
1168 | Faith is not merely the songs that we sing | Martin E Leckebusch
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870 | Father, although I cannot see | John Eddison 1916 –… |
837 | Father, Holy Spirit, Son | Charles Wesley 1707-88
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1239 | Father, you know the way | Emma Turl
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883 | Fight the good fight with all your might | J S B Monsell 1811-75
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838 | Fill all my life, O Lord my God | Horatius Bonar 1808-89
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1288 | For mistakes we can’t forget | Glen Scrivener and Phil Moore
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1265 | For the cause of Christ the King | Stuart Townend, Keith &… |
824 | Forgive our sins as we forgive | Rosamond Herklots 1905-87
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1207 | Forgive us when our deeds ignore | Martin E Leckebusch
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747 | Freedom and life are ours | Christopher Idle
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825 | From a life of weariness | Emma Turl
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1222 | Give me one pure and holy passion | Mark Altrogge
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1019 | Give thanks to God and honour those | Timothy Dudley-Smith
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855 | Go, labour on; spend and be spent | Horatius Bonar 1808-89
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839 | God be in my head | Salisbury Book of Hours 1514
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1020 | God gives a new beginning | Timothy Dudley-Smith
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756 | God has promised many things | Martin E Leckebusch
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1011 | God has spoken by his servants | Emma Turl
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1144 | God of grace, amazing wonder | Keith Getty and Jonathan Rea
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876 | God of my life, to you I call | William Cowper 1731-1800
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895 | God sent his son | Gloria Gaither
William J… |
1084 | God, loving ruler of our world | Christopher idle
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904 | God’s gift of life and love has gone | Brian Black
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1184 | Grace unmeasured, vast and free | Bob Kauflin
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795 | Great Father of glory, how rich is your grace | Andrew King based on J Stevens… |
796 | Great is God’s love for us | Linda Mawson
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868 | Guide me, O my great Redeemer | William Williams 1717-91
Peter… |
758 | Have faith in God, my heart | Bryn A Rees 1911-83
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1069 | Have mercy, O my God | Emma Turl
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1243 | Have you not planted in the human spirit | Martin Leckebusch
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896 | He gives us more grace when the burdens grow greater | Annie J Flint 1866-1932
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1132 | He lives in us, the Christ of God | Michael Perry (1942 –… |
777 | He rescued me from the darkest night | Geoff Baker
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884 | He who would valiant be | Percy Dearmer 1867-1936 based… |
1272 | Hear the call of the Kingdom | Keith Getty, Kristyn Getty and… |
1290 | Highest heights or deepest deep | Josh Caterer
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840 | How blessed is life if lived for you | Prust’s Supplementary… |
906 | How blest are they who trust in Christ | Fred Pratt Green
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1032 | How can I tell you, my Lord? | Lynda Masson
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877 | How firm a foundation, you saints of the Lord | ‘K’ in… |
788 | How good is the God we adore | Joseph Hart 1712-68
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1059 | How long, O Lord, will you forget | Emma Turl
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841 | How rich and deep God’s judgements are | Martin E Leckebusch
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856 | How urgent is the summons | Martin E Leckebusch
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711 | How vast the benefits divine | Augustus M Toplady 1740-78 and… |
760 | I am not skilled to understand | Dorothy Greenwell 1821-82
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842 | I bind myself to God today | Patrick c.389-461
Trans. Cecil… |
805 | I cannot count your blessings, Lord, they’re wonderful | Phil Rogers
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1202 | I choose to set my thoughts | Martin Leckebusch
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728 | I could not do without you | Frances R Havergal 1836-79
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871 | I do not know what lies ahead | Alfred B Smith and Eugene… |
1281 | I hear the Saviour say | Elvina M Hall
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793 | I hear the words of love | Horatius Bonar 1808-89
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907 | I know that my Redeemer | Hallgrimur Petersson… |
1117 | I live, dependent on Jesus | Susie Hare
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1307 | I once was lost in darkest night | Jordan Kauflin
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759 | I rest in God alone | John Daniels
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908 | I saw a new vision of Jesus | W Vernon Higham
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729 | I stand amazed in the presence | Charles H Gabriel 1856-1932
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716 | I stand before the presence | Mavis Ford
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1250 | I will glory in my Redeemer | Steve & Vikki Cook
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1251 | I will offer up my life | Matt Redman
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792 | I’m not ashamed to name my Lord | Isaac Watts 1674-1748
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1012 | If this is not our world | Christopher Idle
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1232 | In Christ alone | Stuart Townend and Keith… |
885 | In heavenly armour we’ll enter the land | Jamie Owens-Collins
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748 | In heavenly love abiding | Anna L Waring 1823-1910
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763 | In life or death, Lord Jesus Christ | Christopher Idle
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1175 | In the darkness of the valley | Stephen Ridgeway
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897 | In the hour of trial | James Montgomery 1771-1854
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857 | Jesus calls above the tumult | Cecil Frances Alexander… |
1030 | Jesus is King | Stephen Crowter
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722 | Jesus, be first in everything | Tony Coombe
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843 | Jesus, I my cross have taken | Henry F Lyte 1793-1847
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859 | Jesus, Master, whose I am | Frances R Havergal 1836-79
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808 | Jesus, my strength, my hope | Charles Wesley 1707-88
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725 | Jesus, name above all names | Naida Hearn
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730 | Jesus, priceless treasure | Johann Franck 1618-77
Trans.… |
731 | Jesus, the joy of loving hearts | Latin 12th Century
Trans. Ray… |
741 | Jesus, the very thought of you | Latin 12th Century
Trans.… |
1299 | Jesus, you have called us | Joel Payne
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809 | Jesus, your all-victorious love | Charles Wesley 1707-88
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778 | Jesus, your blood and righteousness | Nicolaus L Von Zinzendorf… |
844 | Jesus, your boundless love to me | Paulus Gerhardt 1607-76
Trans.… |
761 | Leave God to order all your ways | Georg C Neumark 1621-81
Trans.… |
1306 | Let every soul worship the King | Colin Webster and Phil Moore
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1244 | Let my people go | Christopher Idle
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798 | Let not your hearts be troubled | Margaret Clarkson 1915 –… |
762 | Let us draw near! The blood is spilt | Margaret Clarkson 1915 –… |
1172 | Lift our eyes beyond the duties | Martin E Leckebusch
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845 | Lift up your heads, you mighty gates | Georg Weissel 1590-1635
Trans.… |
799 | Like a river glorious | Frances R Havergal 1836-79
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1043 | Listen to my prayer, Lord | James E Seddon 1915-83
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846 | Lord and Saviour, true and kind | Handley C G Moule 1841-1920
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1064 | Lord Jesus Christ, we come to you | Colin Harris
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848 | Lord of our dawning, who brought us to birth | Margaret Clarkson 1915 –… |
849 | Lord of the cross of shame | Michael Saward
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732 | Lord, be my vision, supreme in my heart | From the poem book of the Gael… |
826 | Lord, have mercy on us | Graham Kendrick
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1182 | Lord, hear the lonely sufferer’s cry | Martin E Leckebusch
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1238 | Lord, help me to know your presence | Geoffrey Twigg
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899 | Lord, in our lonely hours | Fred Pratt Green
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1203 | Lord, in your hand is every life | Christopher Idle
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764 | Lord, it is not within my care | Richard Baxter 1615-91
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847 | Lord, make your word my rule | Christopher Wordsworth… |
860 | Lord, speak to me, that I may speak | Frances R Havergal 1836-79
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1112 | Lord, we thank you for the promise | Martin Leckebusch
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1113 | Lord, we turn to you for mercy | Martin Leckebusch
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744 | Lord, you are so precious to me | Graham Kendrick
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1052 | Lord, you know and study me | Gillian Simpson
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1245 | Lord, you reign throughout creation | Graham Oakes
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1215 | Lord, your church is suffering | Norman Phillips
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1046 | Lord, your love will always find me | Susie Hare
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714 | Love divine, all loves excelling | Charles Wesley 1707-88
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1022 | Love was outpoured | J Alec Motyer
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1253 | Loved before the dawn of time | Stuart Townend and Andrew… |
715 | Loved with everlasting love | George W Robinson 1838-77
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902 | Loving Shepherd of your sheep | Jane E Leeson 1809-81
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1114 | Majestic God | Martin E Leckebusch
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717 | May the grace of Christ our Saviour | John Newton 1725-1807
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1308 | May the grace of Christ, our Saviour | Martin Leckebusch
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810 | May the mind of Christ my Saviour | Katie B Wilkinson 1859-1928
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733 | More about Jesus would I know | Eliza E Hewitt 1851-1920
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1023 | More than words can say | Martin Leckebusch
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800 | My Father divine | Charles Wesley 1707-88
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1146 | My heart is filled with thankfulness | Stuart Townend and Keith… |
734 | My heart is full of Christ, and longs | Charles Wesley 1707-88
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779 | My hope is built on nothing less | Edward Mote 1797-1874
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1147 | My hope rests firm on Jesus Christ | Keith Getty and Richard… |
1305 | My hymn of praise | Matt Papa, Stuart Townend
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735 | My Jesus, I love you, I know you are mine; | William R Featherstone… |
1318 | My Lord, I often tremble with such fear | Graham Oakes
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1229 | My soul finds rest in God alone | Aaron Keyes and Stuart… |
765 | My times are in your hand | William F Lloyd 1791-1853
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1123 | Never let the songs end | Martin Leckebusch
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1013 | No condemnation now | Jim Sayers
|
1028 | Not for ourselves | Carl P Daw Jr
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801 | Not what I am, O Lord, but what you are | Horatius Bonar 1808-89
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781 | Now I have found the ground wherein | Johann A Rothe 1688-1758
Trans… |
802 | Now may the God of peace | Nick Needham
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900 | Now to him whose power is able | Nick Needham
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736 | Now, O my soul, forget no more | Krishna Pal 1764-1822
Trans.… |
872 | O Christ of all the ages, come! | Michael Perry 1942-96
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784 | O Christ the same, through all our story’s pages | Timothy Dudley-Smith
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782 | O Christ, in you my soul has found | Anon.
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1092 | O Christ, you are the builder | Emma Turl
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910 | O Christ, you wept when grief was raw | John L Bell and Graham Maule
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1278 | O Church arise, and put your armour on | Stuart Townend and Keith… |
827 | O come, our all-victorious Lord | Charles Wesley 1707-88
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811 | O for a closer walk with God | William Cowper 1731-1800
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812 | O for a heart to praise my God | Charles Wesley 1707-88
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873 | O God of Bethel, by whose hand | Philip Doddridge 1702-51
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1198 | O God of grace and mercy | Peter Ninnis
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1187 | O great God of highest heaven | Bob Kauflin
|
721 | O happy day, that fixed my choice | Philip Doddridge 1702-51
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718 | O hidden source of calm repose | Charles Wesley 1707-88
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749 | O how the grace of God | E T Sibomana c. 1910-75
Trans.… |
861 | O I have heard the Gospel told | Hilary Jolly
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817 | O Jesus Christ, within me grow | Johann C Lavater… |
828 | O Jesus, full of truth and grace | Charles Wesley 1707-88
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901 | O Jesus, I have promised | John E Bode 1816-74
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1260 | O Jesus, light of life | Colin Goldsworthy
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1049 | O Lord, my heart is heavy | Alison Jenner
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1276 | O Lord, my Rock and my Redeemer | Nathan Stiff
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862 | O Lord, who came from realms above | Charles Wesley 1707-88
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737 | O matchless beauty of our God | Augustine of Hippo… |
1280 | O my soul, arise and bless your Maker | Stuart Townend
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887 | O safe to the rock that is higher than I | Willliam O Cushing 1823-1903
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813 | O sweetest love, O love divine | Charles Wesley 1707-88
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1303 | O, the mercy of God | Geoff Bullock
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738 | Object of my first desire | Augustus M Toplady 1740-78
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1124 | On the cross he took what I deserved | Martin Leckebusch
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719 | One with Jesus, loved and cherished | Jim Sayers
|
785 | Only by grace can we enter | Gerrit Gustafson
|
786 | Our confidence is in the Lord | Noel Richards
Tricia Richards
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888 | Our God stands like a fortress rock | Martin Luther 1483-1546
Trans.… |
1151 | Our view across the miles gone by | Christopher Idle
|
797 | Peace, perfect peace | Edward H Bickersteth… |
1254 | Prepare our hearts, O God | Bob Kauflin and Doug Plank
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814 | Purify my heart | Brian Doerksen
|
787 | Reconciled, I’m reconciled | Mike Kerry
|
766 | Reign in me, Sovereign Lord | Chris Bowater
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903 | Rejoice, believer, in the Lord | John Newton 1725-1807
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829 | Search me, O God, and know my heart today | J Edwin Orr 1912-87
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834 | Search me, O God! My actions try | Francis Bottome 1823-94
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1236 | Search our hearts, we pray, Lord | Christopher Idle
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1068 | See the cross of Calvary | Susie Hare
|
1110 | Shelter me from the wind | Emma Turl
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835 | Soften my heart, Lord | Graham Kendrick
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889 | Soldiers of Christ, arise | Charles Wesley 1707-88
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1210 | Some things we long for | Christopher Idle
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830 | Son of God, if your free grace | Charles Wesley 1707-88
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1116 | Sovereign Lord, as you have promised | Alison Jenner
|
890 | Stand up, stand up for Jesus | George Duffield 1818-88
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1080 | Step by Step | Robin Hagues
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878 | Still near me, O my Saviour, stand | Verse 1 Charles Wesley… |
1154 | Still, my soul, be still | Stuart Townend, Keith &… |
803 | Such love, pure as the whitest snow | Graham Kendrick
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745 | Sweet the moments, rich in blessing | William W Shirley… |
850 | Take my life, and let it be | Frances R Havergal 1836-79
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1076 | Take my life, move my heart | Norman Phillips
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815 | Take time to be holy, speak much with your Lord | William D Longstaff 1822-94
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852 | Take up your cross, the Saviour said | Charles W Everest 1814-77
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831 | Teach us how grave a thing it is | Alan Gaunt
|
863 | The heroes of scripture | John Tindall
|
750 | The Lord made man, the scriptures tell | Timothy Dudley-Smith
|
1189 | The Lord’s my Shepherd | Stuart Townend
|
1026 | The only power that cleanses me | Susie Hare
|
1302 | The perfect wisdom of our God | Keith Getty, Stuart Townend
|
909 | The sands of time are sinking | Anne R Cousin 1824-1906
Based… |
865 | The Son of God rides out to war | Michael Saward based on… |
1042 | The stars declare his glory | Timothy Dudley-Smith
|
1230 | There is a hope that burns within my heart | Stuart Townend and Mark… |
1224 | There is a song within my heart | Susie Hare
|
1211 | This is the man who runs with God | Christopher Idle
|
1300 | Though the nations rage | Jonny Robinson, Rich Thompson,… |
767 | Though troubles assail | John Newton 1725-1807
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768 | Through all the changing scenes of life | Nahum Tate 1652-1715 and… |
789 | Through the darkness of the ages | Hilary Jolly
|
866 | To him we come | James Seddon
|
1169 | To walk with Jesus in this world | Stephen Ridgeway
|
1089 | To you, O Lord, I lift my soul | Emma Turl
|
879 | Trouble may break with the dawn | Malcolm Macgregor
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1044 | Two sins have we committed | Sam Chaplin
|
1034 | Up to the hills I lift my eyes | Emma Turl
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816 | Wake up, O sleeper, and rise from the dead | Graham Kendrick
|
821 | Walk in the light, and you shall know | Bernard Barton 1784-1849
|
891 | We are marching in the light of God | Original Xhosa Text and melody… |
1096 | We come to you, our gracious, holy King | Emma Turl
|
1047 | We come with reverence and respect | Colin Harris
|
720 | We come, O Christ, to you | Margaret Clarkson 1915 –… |
832 | We have not known you as we ought | Thomas B Pollock 1836-96
|
1197 | We pray for those among us who are grieving | Martin E Leckebusch
|
769 | We trust in you, our shield and our defender | Edith G Cherry 1872-97
|
1039 | We trust the strength of God alone | Colin Harris
|
1074 | What can compare to this? | Simon Sadler
|
818 | What does the Lord require | Albert F Bayly 1901-84 ALT
|
1275 | What gift of grace is Jesus, my Redeemer | Michael Farren, Jonny… |
819 | Whatever things are lovely | Christopher Idle
|
771 | When circumstances make my life | Martin E Leckebusch
|
1035 | When clouds block out the way to God | Stephen Crowter
|
858 | When God begins a work | Michael Haighton
|
1149 | When he comes again in splendour | Colin Harris
|
1219 | When I fear my faith will fail | Original words by Ada… |
1138 | When numbers are against us | Christopher Idle
|
804 | When peace, like a river, attends all my way | Horatio G Spafford 1828-88
|
1131 | When sorrow overwhelms our hearts | Fiona Lloyd
|
1131a | When sorrow overwhelms our hearts | Fiona Lloyd
|
1191 | When trials come | Keith Getty and Kristyn Getty
|
853 | When we walk with the Lord | John H Sammis 1846-1919
|
1061 | When worries blur our vision | Siân Cook
|
751 | Where shall my wondering soul begin | Charles Wesley 1707-88
|
1036 | Who has planned the journey? | Susie Hare
|
854 | Who is on the Lord’s side | Frances R Havergal 1836-79
|
739 | Who is there like you | Paul Oakley
|
820 | Who may ascend the hill of the Lord | Geoff Baker
|
1010 | Whom have I in heaven but you? | Carolyn Lacey
|
790 | Why all my fear and unbelief | Augustus M Toplady 1740-78
|
740 | Why did you choose me-what have I done | Stephanie Monaghan
|
791 | Why should I fear the darkest hour | John Newton 1725-1807
|
867 | With joy I welcome, Lord, your right | Philip Doddridge 1702-51
|
1160 | With wonder see the bridegroom so committed | Phil Heaps
|
770 | Within the busy rush of life | Martin E Leckebusch
|
752 | Wonderful grace that gives what I don’t deserve | John Pantry
|
1277 | You are my anchor | Stuart Townend
|
1109 | You are the vine | Gordon Giles
|
1143 | You have not come to Sinai’s mount | Peter J Ninnis
|
1125 | You have pardoned all my sin | Martin Leckebusch
|
742 | You I will love, my strength, my tower | Charles Wesley 1707-88
|
743 | You laid aside your majesty | Noel Richards
|
864 | You servants of the Lord | Philip Doddridge 1702-51
|
753 | You souls redeemed with blood | William Gadsby 1773-1844
|
851 | You that do your master’s will | Charles Wesley 1707-88
|
1268 | Your love is greater than the highest heights of heaven | Colin Webster
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833 | Your mercy flows upon us like a river | Wes Sutton
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874 | Your way, not mine, O Lord | Horatius Bonar 1808-89
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