APPENDIX
Reading edition
The following hymns are in the Baptist, Congregational, Methodist, and Presbyterian Hymn-books. They are also in Hymns Ancient and Modern, or Church Hymns. Hymns which are in Hymns Ancient and Modern, but not in Church Hymns, are marked *; those in Church Hymns, but not in Hymns Ancient and Modern, are marked †.
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
A
A few more years shall rollBonar
Abide with me: fast falls the eventideLyte
†According to Thy gracious wordMontgomery
All glory, laud, and honourTheodulph of Orleans
All hail, the power of Jesus’ namePerronet
All praise [Glory] to Thee, my God, this nightKen
†Around the throne of God in heavenAnne Shepherd
Art thou weary, art thou languidNeale
As with gladness men of oldDix
At even, ere the sun was setTwells
Awake, my soul, and with the sunKen
B
Before Jehovah’s awful throneWatts
*Behold us, Lord, a little spaceEllerton
†Bread of the world, in mercy brokenHeber
Brief life is here our portionBernard of Cluny
†Brightest and best of the sons of the morningHeber
Brightly gleams our bannerPotter and others
†By Christ redeemed, in Christ restoredRawson
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C
Children of the heavenly KingCennick
Christ the Lord is risen to-dayWesley
Christ, whose glory fills the skyWesley
Christian, seek not yet reposeC. Elliott
Come, Holy Ghost, our hearts inspireWesley
†Come, let us join our friends aboveWesley
Come, my soul, thy suit prepareNewton
Come to our poor nature’s nightRawson
Come unto Me, ye wearyDix
Come, ye thankful people, comeAlford
†Commit thou all thy griefsPaul Gerhardt
†Creator Spirit! by whose aidTr. John Dryden
D
Days and moments quickly flyingCaswall and others
E
Eternal Father, strong to saveWhiting
F
For ever with the LordMontgomery
†For the beauty of the earthPierpoint
Forth in Thy name, O Lord, I goWesley
Forward! be our watchwordAlford
†From all that dwell below the skiesWatts
From Greenland’s icy mountainsHeber
G
†Gentle Jesus, meek and mildWesley
Go to dark GethsemaneMontgomery
God moves in a mysterious wayCowper
†God save our Gracious KingAnon.
†God, that madest earth and heavenHeber and Whately
Gracious Spirit, Holy GhostC. Wordsworth
Guide me, O Thou great JehovahW. Williams
H
†Hail, Thou once despised JesusBakewell
Hail to the Lord’s AnointedMontgomery
*Hark! hark, my soul! angelic songs are swellingFaber
Hark, my soul! it is the LordCowper
Hark! the herald angels singWesley
†Here, O my Lord, I see Thee face to faceBonar
Holy, holy, holy, Lord God AlmightyHeber
How sweet the name of Jesus soundsNewton
I
I heard the voice of Jesus sayBonar
†I think, when I read that sweet story of oldJ. Luke
†It came upon the midnight clearSears
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J
Jerusalem, my happy homeJ. Bromehead
Jerusalem the goldenBernard of Cluny
Jesus calls us: o’er the tumultC. F. Alexander
†Jesus, I my cross have takenLyte
Jesus lives! no longer nowGellert
Jesu, Lover of my soulWesley
Jesus shall reign where’er the sunWatts
Jesus, the very thought of TheeBernard of Clairvaux
Jesus, where’er Thy people meetCowper
Just as I am, without one pleaC. Elliott
L
Lead, kindly Light, amid the encircling gloomNewman
Lead us, heavenly Father, lead usJ. Edmeston
†Let us with a gladsome mindMilton
Lo! He comes with clouds descendingWesley
Lord, dismiss us with Thy blessingJ. Fawcett
Lord, I hear of showers of blessingCodner
Lord, it belongs not to my careBaxter
Lord of our life, and God of our salvationLöwenstern
†Lord of the worlds aboveWatts
Lord, speak to me, that I may speakHavergal
Lord, Thy word abidethBaker
Love Divine, all loves excellingWesley
M
My God and Father, while I strayC. Elliott
My God, how wonderful Thou artFaber
N
Nearer, my God, to TheeS. F. Adams
Now thank we all our GodMartin Rinckart
Now the day is overS. Baring-Gould
Now the labourer’s task is o’erEllerton
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O
O come, all ye faithful, joyful and triumphantTr. F. Oakeley
*O come and mourn with me awhileFaber
O come, O come, ImmanuelTr. Neale
O day of rest and gladnessC. Wordsworth
O for a closer walk with GodCowper
*O for a heart to praise my GodWesley
*O for a thousand tongues to singWesley
O God of Bethel, by whose handDoddridge
*O help us, Lord! each hour of needMilman
O Jesus, I have promisedBode
*O Lord, be with us when we sailDayman
O Lord of heaven and earth and seaC. Wordsworth
O love Divine, how sweet thou artWesley
†O sacred Head once woundedPaul Gerhardt
O timely happy, timely wiseKeble
† O Word of God incarnateWalsham How
*O worship the King all-glorious aboveR. Grant
Oft in danger, oft in woeWhite and Maitland
Once in royal David’s cityC. F. Alexander
Onward! Christian soldiersS. Baring-Gould
Our blest Redeemer, ere He breathedH. Auber
Our day of praise is doneEllerton
Our God, our help in ages pastWatts
P
Peace, perfect peace, in this dark world of sin?Bickersteth
Pleasant are Thy courts aboveLyte
Praise, my soul, the King of heavenLyte
†Praise to our God, whose bounteous handEllerton
Praise to the Holiest in the heightNewman
R
Rejoice, the Lord is KingWesley
Rock of Ages, cleft for meToplady
S
*Safely, safely gathered inDobree
Saviour, again to Thy dear name we raiseEllerton
Saviour, blessed SaviourThring
†Saviour, breathe an evening blessingEdmeston
Saviour, sprinkle many nationsA. C. Coxe
Saviour, when in dust to TheeR. Grant
Soldiers of Christ, ariseWesley
*Souls of men, why will ye scatterFaber
*Stand up! stand up for JesusDuffield
Sun of my soul, Thou Saviour dearKeble
Sweet Saviour, bless us ere we goFaber
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T
The Church’s one foundationStone
The day is past and overAnatolius
The God of Abraham praiseOlivers
The Head that once was crowned with thornsKelly
The King of Love my Shepherd isBaker
The radiant morn hath passed awayThring
The roseate hues of early dawnC. F. Alexander
The Son of God goes forth to warHeber
There is a book who runs may readKeble
*There is a fountain filled with bloodCowper
There is a green hill far awayC. F. Alexander
There is a land of pure delightWatts
†There is no sorrow, Lord, too lightCrewdson
There’s a Friend for little childrenMidlane
Thine arm, O Lord, in days of oldPlumptre
This is the day of lightEllerton
Thou art gone up on highToke
†Thou didst leave Thy throneE. E. S. Elliott
Thou hidden Love of God, whose heightTersteegen
Thou to whom the sick and dyingThring
Thou whose almighty wordMarriott
Through the day Thy love has spared usKelly
Through the night of doubt and sorrowIngemann
Thy way, not mine, O LordBonar
†To Thee, O Lord, our hearts we raiseDix
W
We give Thee but Thine ownWalsham How
We plough the fields and scatterMatthias Claudius
We saw Thee not when Thou didst comeGurney
Weary of earth and laden with my sinStone
When God of old came down from heavenKeble
When I survey the wondrous crossWatts
*When morning gilds the skiesTr. E. Caswall
†When the weary, seeking restBonar
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