Hymn Fake Book, The
Call Number: MP1630.28 .H96 2000
Imprint: Milwaukee, WI : Hal Leonard Corp., c2000.
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| Song Title Sort ascending | Composer |
|---|---|
| \Whosoever\ meaneth me | J. Edwin McConnel |
| \Thy kingtom come!\ on bended knee | Day's psalter, Freferick Lucian Hosmer |
| Yield not to temptation | Horatio R. Palmer |
| Yesterday, today, forever | James H. Burke, Albert B. Simpson |
| Ye watchers and ye holy ones | Geistliche Kirchengesange, John Athelstan Laurie Riley |
| Ye servants of God | Catolisch-Paderbornisches Gesang-buch, Charles Wesley |
| Ye servants of God | William Croft, Charles Wesley |
| Ye ransomed sinners, hear | Lewis Edson, Charles Wesley |
| Ye holy angels bright | John Darwall, Richard Baxter |
| Wounded for me | W. G. Ovens, Gladys W. Roberts |
| World is very evil, the | Alexander C. Ewing, Bernard of Cluny |
| Work, for the night is coming | Lowell Mason, Annie Coghill |
| Wonderful, wonderful Jesus | Ernest O. Sellers, Anna B. Russel |
| Wonderful words of life | Philip P. Bliss |
| Wonderful story of love | J. M. Driver |
| Wonderful savior | J. M. Harris |
| Wonderful place | W. G. Cooper, W. D. Cornell |
| Wonderful grace of Jesus | Haldor Lillenas |
| Wilt thou forgive that sin | John Hilton, John Donne |
| Will you not tell it today? | James H. Filmore, Jessie Brown Pounds |
| Will Jesus find us watching | William H. Doane, Fanny J. Crosby |
| Wide open are thy hands | George W. Martin, Bernard of clairvaux |
| Whosoever will | Philip P. Bliss |
| Who trusts in God, a strong abode | Claude de Sermisy, Joachim Magdeburg, Harmonica cantorium |
| Who trusts in God, a strong abode | Claude de Sermisy, Joachim Magdeburg, Harmonica Cantorium |
| Who is on the Lord's side? | C. Luise Reichardt, Frances Ridley Havergal |
| Who are these like stars appearing | Geistreiches Gesang-buch, Theobald Heinrich Schenck |
| Whiter than snow | William G. Fischer, James L. Nicholson |
| Whispering hope | Septimus Winner, Alice Hawthorne |
| Whisper a prayer | Traditional |
| While shepherds wathced their flocks | George Frederick Handel, Nahum Tate |
| While Jesus whispers to you | Horatio R. Palmer, W. E. Witter |
| Wherewith, o Lord, shall I draw near | John B. Dykes, Charles Wesley |
| Wherefore, o father, we thy humble servants | Johann Cruger, William Henry Hammond Jervois |
| Where they need no sun | Haldor Lillenas |
| Where He leads me I will follow | J. S. Norris, E. W. Blandy |
| Where He leads I'll follow | William A. Ogden |
| Where cross the crowded ways of life | William Gardiner's Sacred melodies, Frank Mason North |
| When we all get to heaven | Emily D. Wilson, Eliza E. Hewitt |
| When the roll is called up yonder | James M. Black |
| When morning lights the eastern skies | William Jones, The Psalter |
| When morning gilds the skies | Joseph Barnby, Katholisches Gesangbuch |
| When Jesus wept | William Billings |
| When Israel was Egypt's land (Go down Moses) | African-American spiritual |
| When in the night I meditate | Day's Psalter,The Psalter |
| When in the hour of utmost need | L. Bourgeois, P. Eber |
| When I survey the wondrous cross | Lowell Mason, Isaac Watts |
| When I survey the wondrous cross | Second supplement to psalmody in miniature, Isaac Watts |
| When I see the blood | John Foote |
| When I can read my title clear | Traditional American melody, Isaac Watts |
| When all thy mercies, o my God | George Kirbye, Joseph Addison |
| What wondorous love is this | William Walker's Southern harmony, American folk hymn text |
| What if it were today | Lelia N. Morris |
| What child is this? | Traditional English melody, William C. Dix |
| What a wonderful savior! | Elisha A. Hoffman |
| What a mighty God we serve | Unknown |
| What a friend we have in Jesus | Charles C. Converse, Joseph M. Scriven |
| Were you there? | Traditional spiritual |
| Welcome, welcome | Daniel Read, Lelia N. Morris |
| Welcome, happy morning! | Arthur S. Sullivan, Venantius Fortunatus |
| We've a story to tell to the nations | H. Ernest Nichol |
| We're marching to Zion | Robert Lowry, Isaac Watts |
| We'll work till Jesus comes | William Miller, Elizabeth Mills |
| We'll understand it better by and by | Charles A. Tindley |
| We would see Jesus | Frankli E. Belden, Anna B. Warner |
| We worship and adore you | Traditional |
| We three kings of orient are | John H. Hopkins Jr. |
| We sing the praise of Him who died | Daniel Read, Thomas Kelly |
| We sing the glorious conquest | Neu-vermehtres Gesangbuch, John Ellerton |
| We shall see the king someday | Lewis E. Jones |
| We praise thee, o God, our redeemer | Netherlans folk song, Julia C. Cory |
| We plow the fields and scatter | Johann A. P. Schultz, Mathias Claudius |
| We have an anchor | William J. Kirkpatrick, Priscilla J. Owens |
| We givethee bur thine own | Mason and Webb's Cantica Lauda, William W. How |
| We gather together | Netherlans folk melody, Nederlandtsch Gedenckclanck |
| We believe in one true God | J. G. Werner's Choralbuch, Tobias Clausnitzer |
| We are climbing Jacob's ladder | Traditional spiritual |
| We all believe in one true God | Kirchengesangbuch, Tobias Clausnitzer |
| Wayfaring stranger | Southern American folk |
| Way of the cross leads home, the | Charles H. Gabriel, Jessie B. Pounds |
| Walking with Jesus | Traditional |
| Walking in the King's highway | Florence Horton |
| Wake, awake, for night is flying | Philip Nicolai |
| Voice of God is calling, the | William Lloyd, John Haynes Holmes |
| Victory all the time | Lelia N. Morris |
| Victim divine, thy grace we claim | Melchoir Vulpius, Charles Wesley |
| Verily, verily, I say unto you | James McGranahan |
| Unveiled Christ, the | N. B. Herrel |
| Unto the hills | Charles H. Purday, John Cambell |
| Unsearchable riches | John R. Sweney, Fanny J. Crosby |
| Under his wings | Ira D. Sankey, William O. Cushing |
| Unclouded day, the | J. K. Alwood |
| Turn your eyes upon Jesus | Helen H. Lemmel |
| Trusting Jesus | Ira D. Sankey, Edgar page Stites |
| Trust and obey | Daniel B. Towner, John H. Sammis |
| Today thy mercy calls us | Friedrich K. Anthes, Oswald Allen |
| To the name of our salvation | Caspar Ett, Latin text |
| To God be the glory | William H. Doane, Fanny J. Crosby |
| To Christ, the prince of peace | Liesentritt's Catholicum Hymnologium Germanicum, Paris Breviary |
| To bless the earth | Melchoir Vulpius, The Psalter |
| To be like Jesus | Traditional |
| Thy mercy and thy truth, o Lord | Thomas Tallis |
| Thy kingdom come, o God! | Leighton George Hayne, Lewis Hensley |
| Throned upon the awful tree | French and Welsh melody, John Ellerton |
| Though troubles assail and dangers affright | Henry J. Gauntlett, John Newton |
| Thou, whose almighty word | Felice de Giardini, John Marriott |
| Thou hidden source of calm repose | Dimitri S. Bortniasky, Charles Wesley |
| Thou hidden love of God | Geistliche Lieder, Gerhard Tersteegen |
| Thou hallowed chosen morn of praise | Bartholomaus Gesius, John of Damascus |
| Thou art the way | The CL psalms of David, George Washington Doane |
| Thou art the way | Raphael Courteville, George Washington Doane |
| This joyful eastertide | Davids Psalmen, George R. Woodward |
| This is thy will, I know | Robert Jackson, Charles Wesley |
| This is the day the Lord hath made | Thomas A. Arne, Isaac Watts |
| This is the day the Lord hath made | Johann Cruger, Isaac Watts |
| This is my father's world | Franklin L. Sheppard, Maltbie D. Badcock |
| This is like heaven to me | J. E. French |
| Thine is the glory | George Frederick Handel, Edmund Louis Budbruy |
| Thine arm, o Lord, in days of old | William Croft, Edward Hayes Plumptre |
| There's a wideness in God's mercy | Dutch folk melody, Frederick William Faber |
| There's a great day coming | Will L. Thompson |
| There shall be showers of blessing | James McGranahan, Daniel W. Whittle |
| There is wideness in God's mercy | Lizzie S. Tourjee, Frederick William Faber |
| There is no name so sweet on earth | William B. Bradbury, George W. Bethune |
| There is a power in the blood | Lewis E. Jones |
| There is a land of pure delight | George F. Root, Isaac Watts |
| There is a green hill far away | William Horsley, Cecil Frances Alexander |
| There is a green hill far away | Daman's Booke of musicke, Cecil Frances Alexander |
| There is a fountain | Traditional American melody, William Cowper |
| There is a fountain | W. Horsley, W. Cowper |
| There is a balm in Gilead | African-American spiritual |
| Thee will I love, my strength | J. B. Konig, Harmonischer Lieder-Schatz, Johann Scheffler |
| Thee we adore, o hidden savior | Processionale, Thomas Aquinas |
| Thee we adore, eternal Lord | F. D. Allen, Latin text |
| That beautiful name | Mabel Johnston Camp, Jean Perry |
| Tell me the story of jesus | John R. Sweney, Fanny J. Crosby |
| Tell me the stories of Jesus | Frederick A. Challinor, William H. Parker |
| Tell me the old, old story | William H. Doane, A. Catherine Hankey |
| Tell it to Jesus | Edmund S. Lorenz, Jeremiah E. Rankin |
| Teach me, my God and King | Charles Lockhart, George Herbrert |
| Teach me thy way, o Lord | B. Mansell Ramsey |
| Talk with us, Lord | Joseph Barnby, Charles Wesley |
| Take up thy cross, the savior said | Freeman Lewis, Charles W. Everest |
| Take up thy cross, the savior said | William Gardiner's Sacred melodies, Charles W. Everest |
| Take time to be holy | George C. Stebbins, William D. Longstaff |
| Take time to be holy | Irish folk melody, William D. Longstaff |
| Take thou our minds, dear Lord | Calvin Weiss Laufer |
| Take the name of Jesus with you | William H. Doane, Lydia Baxter |
| Take my life and let it be | William H. Jude, Frances B. Havergal |
| Take my life and let it be | Henry A. Cesar Malan, Frances R. Havengal |
| Take my life and let it be | Louis J. F. Herold, Frances R. Havengal |
| Take my life and let it be | Wolfgang A. Mozart, Frances R. Havergal |
| Take my life and let it be | William B. Bradbury, Frances R. Havergal |
| Swing low, sweet chariot | Traditional spiritual |
| Sweeter as the years go by | Lelia N. Morris |
| Sweet will of God | Lelia N. Morris |
| Sweet hour of prayer | William B. Bradbury, William W. Walford |
| Sweet by and by | Joseph P. Webster, Sanford F. Bennett |
| Sunshine in my soul | John R. Sweney, Eliza E. Hewitt |
| Sunlight in my soul | Winfield S. Weeden, Judson W. Van De Venter |
| Sun of my soul | Katholisches Gesangbuch, John Keble |
| Strife is o'er, the battle done, the | Giovanni P. da Palestrina, Trdational latin text |
| Still, still with thee | Felix Mendelssohn, Harriet B. Stowe |
| Still sweeter every day | C. Austin Miles, W. C. Martin |
| Stepping in the light | William J. Kirkpatrick, Eliza E. Hewitt |
| Steal away to Jesus | Traditional spiritual |
| Star-spangled banner, the | John Stafford Smith, Francis Scott Key |
| Standing on the promises | R. Kelso Carter |
| Standing in the need of prayer | African-American spiritual |
| Stand up, stand up for Jesus | Adam Geibel, George Duffield |
| Stand up, stand up for Jesus | George J. Webb, George Duffield |
| Stand up and bless the Lord | Charles Lockhart, James Montgomery |
| Stand up and bless the Lord | Genevan Psalter, James Montgomery |
| Spirit of God, descend upon my heart | Frederick Cook Atkinson, George Croly |
| Spirit of faith, come down | Sacred Harp, Charles Wesley |
| Spirit divine, attend our prayers | Johann Cruger, Andrew Reed |
| Spacious firmament on high, the | Franz Joseph Haydn, Joseph Addison |
| Sound the battle cry | William F. Sherwin |
| Soul, adorn thyself with gladness | J. Cruger, J. Frank |
| Soul of my savior | W. J. Maher, Pope John XXII, The Parish hymnal |
| Son of God goes forth to war, the | H. S. Cutler, R. Heber |
| Sometimes a light surprises | Swedish Koralbox, William Cowper |
| Sometimes a light surprises | The Christian Lyre, William Cowper |
| Something for thee | Roberd Lowry, Sylvanus D. Phelps |
| Somebody's knocking at your door | African-American Spiritual |
| Soldiers of Christ, arise | George J. Elvey, Charles Wesley |
| Softly and tenderly | Will L. Tompson |
| So let our lips and lives express | Lowell Mason, Isaac Watts |
| Singing I go | William J. Kirkpatrick, Eliza E. Hewitt |
| Sing, my tognue, the glorius battle | Traditional French melody, Venantius Honorius Fortunatus |
| Sing, my soul, his wondous love | John Bacchus Dykes |
| Sing with all the saints in glory | Ludwig van Beethoven, William J. Irons |
| Sing to the Lord of harvest | J. Steurlein, J. S. B. Monsell |
| Sing praises to God | C. Hubert H. Parry, Henry Williams Baker |
| Sing praise to God, who reigns above | Melcior Vulpius, Johann J. Schutz |
| Sing praise to God who reigns above | Bohemian Brethren's Kirchengesange, Johan J. Schutz |
| Sing Hallelujah, praise the Lord! | John Christian Bechler, John Swertner |
| Since Jesus came into my heart | Charles H. Gabriel, Rufus H. McDaniel |
| Since I have been redeemed | Edwin O. Excell |
| Silent night, holy night | Franz X. Gruber, Joseph Mohr |
| Shepherd of tender youth | Edward Bunnett, Clement of Alexandria |
| Shepherd of souls, refresh and bless | John B. Dykes, James Montgomery |
| Shelter in the time of storm, a | Ira D. Sankey, Veron J. Charlesworth |
| Shall we gather at the river? | Roberd Lowry |
| Shall I crucify my savior? | Grant Colfax Tullar, Carrie Breck |
| Send the light | Charles H. Gabriel |
| See, the conqoueror mounts in triumph | Oude en Nieuwe Hollantse Boerenlities en Contradanseu, Christopher Wordsworth |
| See how great a flame aspires | Traditional Welsh melody, Charles Wesley |
| Savior, when in dust to thee | J. Parry, R. Grant |
| Savior, more than life to me | William H. Doane, Fanny J. Crosby |
| Savior, like a shepherd lead us | Sicillian melody, Hymns of the young |
| Savior, like a shepherd lead us | William B. Bradbury, Hymns of the young |
| Savior, again to thy dear name we raise | Edward John Hopkins, John Ellerton |
| Saved, saved! | Jack P. Scholfield |
| Saved by the blood | Daniel B. Towner, S. J. Henderson |
| Saved by grace | George C. Stebbins, Fanny J. Crosby |
| Satisfied | Ralph E. Hudson, Clara T. Williams |
| Sands of time are sinking, the | Chretien Urhan, Anne R. Cousin |
| Sanctifying power | Lelia N. Morris |
| Safely through another week | Lowell Mason, John Newton |
| Safe in arms of Jesus | William H. Doane, Fanny J. Crosby |
| Round the Lord in glory seated | Charles Hubert Hastings Parry, Richard Mant |
| Rock of ages | Thomas Hastings, Augustus M. Toplady |
| Rise, ye children of salvation | Joachim Neander, Justus Falckner |
| Rise, my soul, to watch and pray | Hundert Geistlicher Arien, Johann B. Freystein |
| Rise up, o men of God | William H. Walter, William Pierson Merrill |
| Ring the bells of heaven | George F. Root, William O. Cushing |
| Ride on! Ride on in majesty! | John Bacchus Dykes, Henry Hart Milman |
| Revive us again | John J. Husband, William P. Mackay |
| Rescue the perishing | William H. Doane, Fanny J. Crosby |
| Renew me, o eternal light | As Hymnodus Sacer, Johann F. Ruopp |
| Rejoice, ye pure in heart | Arthur Henry Messiter, Edward Hayes Plumptre |
| Rejoice, the Lord is King | John Dartwall, Charles Wesley |
| Rejoice, the Lord is King | William E. Fischer, Charles Wesley |
| Rejoice in the Lord always | Traditional music, Philippians 4:4 |
| Redeemed | William J. Kirkpatrick, Fanny Crosby |
| Ready | Charles D. Tillman, A. C. Palmer |
| Precious memories | J. B. F. Wright |
| Prayer is the soul's sincere desire | Traditional American melody, James Montgomery |
| Praise, my soul, the King of heaven | John Goss, Henry F. Lyte |
| Praise ye the triune God | Friedrich F. Flemming, Elizabeth R. Charles |
| Praise we the Lord this day | Johann M. Spiess, Hymns for the festivals and saints |
| Praise to the Lord, the almighty | Erneuerten Gesungbuch, Joachim Neander |
| Praise to the living God | Traditional Hebrew melody, Medieval Jewish liturgy |
| Praise to the holiest in the height | Richard Runciman Terry, John Henry Newman |
| Praise to the father | Friedrich F. Flemming, Elizabeth R. Charles |
| Praise to God, immortal praise | Conrad Kocher, Anna Laetitia Barbauld |
| Praise the Savior, ye who know Him | Traditional German melody, Thomas Kelly |
| Praise the Lord, sing hallelujah | William J. Kirkpatrick, The book of psalms |
| Praise the Lord! Ye heavens, adore Him | Franz Joseph Haydn, Founding Hospital collection |
| Praise the Lord! Ye heavens, adore him | John H. Willcox, Founding Hospital collection, Edward Osler |
| Praise the Lord who reigns above | Foundery Collection, Charles Wesley |
| Praise the Lord through every nation | Hans Sachs, Rhijnvis Feith |
| Praise the Lord of heaven | Traditional French carol, Thomas B. Browne |
| Praise Him, all ye little children | Carey Bonner |
| Praise Him! praise Him! | Chester G. Allen, Fanny J. Crosby |
| Praise God, from whom all blessings flow | Louis Bourgeois, Thomas Ken |
| Pentecostal power | Charles H. Gabriel, Charlote G. Homer |
| Peace, perfect peace | George T. Caldbeck, Edward H. Bickersteth |
| Peace to soothe our bitter woes | J. P. E. Hartmann, N. F. S. Grundtvig |
| Pass me not, o gentle savior | William H. Doane, Fanny J. Crosby |
| Palms, the | J. Baptise Faure, Charles H. Gabriel |
| Our Lord is risen from the dead | Joseph Barnby, Charles Wesley |
| Our father, thou in heaven above | Martin Luther |
| Open now thy gates of beauty | Joacim Neader, BenjaminSchmolck |
| Open my eyes, that I may see | Clara H. Scott |
| Onward, Christian soldiers | Arthur S. Sullivan, Sabine Baring-Gould |
| Only-begotten, word of God eternal | Vesperale, Latin text |
| Only trust Him | John H. Stockton |
| Only believe | Paul Rader |
| Only a step to Jesus | William H. Doane, Fanny J. Crosby |
| Only a sinner | David B. Towner, James M. Gray |
| One there is, above all others | Andreas P. Berggren, John Newton |
| One day | Charles H. Marsch, J. Wilbur Chapman |
| Once to every man and nation | Thomas J. Williams, James Russel Lowell |
| Once in royal David's city | Henry J. Gauntlett, Cecil F. ALexander |
| Once He cane in blessing | M. Weisse, J. Horn |
| Once for all | Philip P. Bliss |
| On what has now been sown | John Darwall, John Newton |
| On this day, the first of days | Freylinghausen's Gesangbuch, Le Mans Breviary |
| On our way rejoicing | Frandes R. Havergal, John S. B. Monsell |
| On my heart imprint thine image | Johann B. Konig, Thomas H. Kingo |
| On Jordan's stormy banks | Traditional American melody, Samuel Stennett |
| On Jordan's bank the baptist's cry | Musikalisches Handbuch, Charles Coffin |
| Old rugged cross, the | Rev. George Bennard |
| Of father's love begotten | 13th century plainsong, Aurelius C. Prudentius |
| O Zion, haste | James Walch, Mary Ann Thomson |
| O worship the King | William Croft, Robert Grant |
| O worship the king | John Michael Haydn, Robert Grant |
| O word of God incarnate | Neuver mehrtes Gesangbuch, William W. How |
| O wondrous sight! O vision fair | William Knapp, Sarum Breviary |
| O what their joy and their glory must be | Paris Antiphoner, Peter Abelard |
| O very God of very God | Harmony of Zion, John Mason Neale |
| O trinity of blessed light | Frnaz Joseph Haydn, Latin text |
| O to be like thee! | William J. Kirk J. Kirkpatrick, Thomas O. Chrisholm |
| O thou who camest from above | Samuel Sebastian Wesley, Charles Wesley |
| O thou my soul, bless God the Lord | Elizabeth H. Cuthbert, Scottish Psalter |
| O thou in whose presence | Wyeth's Repository of sacred music, Joseph Swain |
| O the deep, deep love of Jesus | Traditional Gaelic melody, Samuel Trevor Francis |
| O the deep, deep love of Jesus | Thomas J. Williams, Samuel Trevor Francis |
| O that will be glory | Charles H. Gabriel |
| O that the Lord would guide my ways | W. H. Havergal, Isaac Watts |
| O that I had a thousand voices | Cornelius H. Dretzel, Johann Mentzer |
| O that I had a thousand voices | J. B. Konig, Johann Mentzer |
| O splendor of God's glory bright | William Knapp, Ambrose of Milan |
| O spirit of the living God | Samuel Webbe, James Montgomery |
| O spirit of the living God | Musicalisch Hand-Buch, James Montgomery |
| O sons and daughters, let us sing! | French carol, Jean Tisserand |
| O sometimes the shadows are deep | William G. Fischer, Erastus Johnson |
| O Savior, precious savior | Arthur H. Mann, Frances R. Havergal |
| O saving victim (O Salutaris) | Dieudonne Duguet, Thomas Aquinas |
| O saving victim (O Salutaris) | Cantionale Germanicum, Thomas Aquinas |
| O sacred head, now wounded | Hans Leo Hassler, Bernard of Clairvaux |
| O perfect love | Joseph Barnby, Dorothy Frances Gurney |
| O my soul, bless thou Jehovah | Witt's Psalmodia Sacra |
| O Master, let me walk with thee | H. Percy Smith, Washington Gladden |
| O love, how deep, how broad, how high | Antiphoner, Latin text |
| O love that wilt not let me go | Albert Lister Peace, George Matheson |
| O love that casts out fear | Henry Thomas Smart, Horatius Bonar |
| O love divine, what hast thou done | Isaac B. Woodbury, Charles Wesley |
| O Lord, make haste to hear my cry | George Frederick Handel |
| O Lord of life, where'er they be | Melchoir Vulpius, Fredrick Lucian Hosmer |
| O living bread from heaven | Concentus Novi, Johann Rist |
| O little town of Bethlehem | Lewis H. Render, Philips Brooks |
| O lamp of God most holy | Nikolaus Decuis |
| O Joyful sound of gospel grace | Traditional Hymn tune, Charles Wesley |
| O Jesus, savior, I long to rest | I. Baltzell |
| O Jesus, King most wonderful | J. B. Dykes, Bernard of Clairvaux |
| O Jesus, I have promised | Arthur H. Mann, John Ernest Bode |
| O Jesus, I have promised | Finnish folk melody, John Ernest Bode |
| O Jesus, crucified for man | Jean Baptiste Calkin, William W. How |
| O Jesus, blessed Lord, to thee | Louis Bourgeois, T. H. Kingo |
| O how I love Jesus | Traditional American melody, Fredercik Whitfield |
| O holy spirit, enter in | P. Nikolai, M. Shirmer |
| O happy day fixed my choice | Edward F. Rimbault, Philip Doddridge |
| O God, whom neither time nor space | The psalmes of David in prose and meeter, Horace Smith |
| O God, unseen yet ever near | Day's Psalter, Edward Osler |
| O God, thou faithful God | Neu-Vermehrtes Gesangbuch, J. Heermann |
| O God, our help in ages past | William Croft, Isaac Watts |
| O God of mercy, God of might | J. Barnby, G. Thing |
| O God of love, o King of peace | Koralpsalmboken, Henry W. Baker |
| O God of love, o King of peace | Thomas Tallis, Henry W. Baker |
| O God of love, King of peace | Cantica Spiritualia, Henry Williams Baker |
| O God of Jacob, by whose hand | Alexander R. Reingale, Philip Doddridge |
| O God fo God, o light of light | Schlag-Gesang-und Notenbuch, John Julian |
| O God , thou faithul, God | AhasuerusFritsch, Johann Heermann |
| O Gladsome light | Louis Bourgeois, Ancient Greek text |
| O for a thousand tongues to sing | Carl glaser, Charles Wesley |
| O for a thousand tonges to sing | John B. Dykes, Charles Wesley |
| O for a heart to praise my God | Thomas Haweis, Charles Wesley |
| O for a closer walk with God | Lowell Mason, William Cowper |
| O for a closer walk with God | John Bacchus Dykes, William Cowper |
| O food to pilgrims given | Traditional German melody, Maintzich Gesangbuch |
| O father, all-creating | Samuel S. Wesley, John Ellerton |
| O day of rest and gladness | Gesangbuch der Herzogl, Hofkapelle, Wittenberg, Christopher Wordsworth |
| O day of rest and gladness | Traditional German melody, Christopher wordsworth |
| O Could I speak the matchless worth | Lowell Mason, Sammuel Medley |
| O come, o come, Emmanuel | French melody, Traditional latin text |
| O come, all ye faithful | John Francis Wade |
| O come and Mourn with me awhile | John Bacchus Dykes, Frederick W. Faber |
| O come and dwell in me | Genevan Psalter, Charles Wesley |
| O Christ, who art the light and day | Latin melody |
| O Christ, thou lamb of God | Kirchenordnung, Traditional German text |
| O Christ, our true and only light | Gesang-Buch, Johann Heermann |
| O Christ, our hope | Nikolaus Herman, Latin Text |
| O brother man, fold to thy heart | Alfred Scott-Gatty, John Greenleaf Whittier |
| O breath of life | Joel Blomquist, Bessie Porter Head |
| O blest the house, whate'er befall | J. Klug, Geistliche Lieber, C. C. L. von Pfeil |
| O bless the Lord, my soul! | Aaron Williams, James Montgomery |
| Now, on land and sea descending | Dimitri S. Bortniasky, Samuel Longfellow |
| Now to the king of heaven | The parish choir, Isaac Watts, Philip Dodridge |
| Now the day is over | Joseph Barnby, Sabine Baring-Gould |
| Now thank we all our God | Johann Cruger, Martin Rinkart |
| Now Israel may say | Genevan Psaler, The Psalter |
| Nothing but the blood | Robert Lowry |
| Nothing Between | Charles Albert Tindley, Charles Albert Tindley |
| Not so in haste, my heart | Traditional Austrian melody, Bradford Torrey |
| No, not one! | George C. Hugg, Johnson Oatman Jr. |
| New name in glory, a | C. Austin Miles |
| New every morning is the love | Elkanah Kelsay Dare, John Keble |
| Nearer, still nearer | Lelia N. Morris |
| Nearer, my God, to thee | Lowell Mason, Sarah F. Adams |
| Near to the heart of God | Cleland B. McAfee |
| Nature with open volume stands | Nathaniel Gawthom, Isaac Watts |
| My soul, repeat his praise | Alexander R. Reinagle, Isaac Watts |
| My soul, now bless thy maker | Concentus Novi, Johann Gramann |
| My soul is filled with glory | J. M. Harris |
| My song is love unknown | John P. Edwards, Samuel Crossman |
| My song forever shall record | Dimitri S. Borniasky, The Psater |
| My shepherd will supply my need | Walker's Southern harmony, Isaac Watts |
| My shepherd is the Lord | Lowell Mason |
| My savior first of all | John R. Sweney, Fanny J. Crosby |
| My Lord, what a morning | African-American spiritual |
| My Jesus, I love thee | Adorian J. Gordon, William R. Featherston |
| My hope is built on nothing less | John B. Dykes, Edward Mote |
| My hope is built on nothing less | Whilliam B. Bradbury, Edward Mote |
| My God, I love thee | Est's The world Booke of Psalmes, Latin text |
| My God, how wonderful thou art | Psalter, Frederick W. Faber |
| My God, and is thy table spread | Second supplement to psalms in Miniature, Philip Doddridge |
| My faith looks up to thee | Lowell Mason, Ray Palmer |
| My faith has found a resting place | Andre Gretry, Lidie H. Edmunds |
| My country, 'tis of thee | Thesaurus Musicus, Sammuel F. Smith |
| My burdens rolled away | Minnie A. Steele |
| My anchor holds | Daniel B. Towner, W. C. Martin |
| Must Jesus bear the cross alone | George N. Allen, Thomas Shepherd |
| More love to thee | William H. Doane, Elibzabeth Payson Prentiss |
| More about Jesus | John R. Sewney, Eliza E. Hewitt |
| Moment by moment | Mary Whittle Moody, Daniel W. Whittle |
| Mighty fortress is our God, a | Martin Luther |
| May we thy precepts, Lord, fulfill | Lowell Mason, Edward Osler |
| May the grace of Christ our savior | Ludwig van Beethoven, John Newton |
| May the grace of Christ our savior | Christian F. Witt, John Newton |
| May God bestow on us his grace | Deutsch Kirchenamt, Martin Luther |
| Master, the tempest is racing | Horatio R. Palmer, Mary A. Baker |
| Maker, in whom we live | George J. Elvey, Charles Wesley |
| Make me a channel of blessing | Harper G. Smyth |
| Make me a captive, Lord | George J. Elvey, George Matheson |
| Majestic seetness sits enthroned | Thomas Hastings, Samuel Stennett |
| Love of God, the | Frederick M. Lehman, Meir Ben Isaac Nehorai |
| Love lifted me | Howard E. Smih, James Rowe |
| Love divine, all loves excelling | John Zundel, Charles Wesley |
| Love divine, all loves excelling | Rowland Hugh Prichard, Charles Wesley |
| Lord, with glowing heart I'd praise thee | J. Leavitt, Christian Lyre, Francis Scott Key |
| Lord, who throughout these forty days | Day's Psalter, Claudia Frances Hernaman |
| Lord, want to be a Christian | Traditional spiritual |
| Lord, thee I love with all my heart | Zwey Bucher,Tabulatur, Martin M. Schalling |
| Lord, speak to me | Robert Schumann, Frances Ridley Havergal |
| Lord, our Lord, thy glorious name | Freylinghausen's Geistreiches Gesangbuch |
| Lord, make us more holy | African-American spiritual |
| Lord, lay some soul upon my heart | Ira D. Sankey, Loen Tucker |
| Lord, keep us steadfast in thy word | J. Klug, Geistiliche Leider, Wittenberg, Martin Luther |
| Lord, if at thy command | Johann M. Spiess, Charles Wesley |
| Lord, I'm coming home | William J. Kirkpatrick |
| Lord, from the depths to thee I cry | Orlando Gibbons, Scottish Psalter |
| Lord, for tomorrow and its needs | Horario R. Palmer, Sybil F. Partridge |
| Lord, enthroned in heavenly splendor | William Owen, George H. Bourne |
| Lord, Dismiss us with thy blessing | Sicilian melody, John Fawcett |
| Lord, be thy world my rule | Henry Lascelles Jenner, Christopher Wordsworth |
| Lord's my shepherd, I'll not want, the | William Gardiner, Scottish Psalmer |
| Lord's my shepherd, I'll not want | Jessie S. Irvine, Scottish Psalter |
| Lord will come and not be slow, the | William Jones, John Milton |
| Lord teach us how to pray aright | J. H. Knecht, James Montgomery |
| Lord teach us how to pray aright | Olrando Gibbons, James Montgomery |
| Lord of glory, who hast bought us | R. H. Prichard, E. S. Alderson |
| Lord of all being, throned afar | Methodist Harmonist, Oliver Wendell Holmes |
| Lord Jesus, think on me | William Damon's Psalms, Synesius of Cyrene |
| Lord Jesus Christ, we humbly pray | Ignaz J. Pleyel, Henry E. Jacobs |
| Lord Jesus Christ, our Lord most dear | Schumann's Geistiliche Lieder, Heinrich von Laufenberg |
| Lord Jesus Christ, be present now | Cantionale Germanicum, Lutherische Hand-Buchlein |
| Lord Jehovah reigns, the | John Darwall, Isaac Watts |
| Lord is in his holy temple | George F. Root, Habakkuk |
| Lord ascendeth up on high, the | Michael Praetorious, Arthur T. Russell |
| Look, ye saints, the sigth is glorious | William H. monk, Thomas Kelly |
| Look ye saints, the sight is glorious | William Owen, Thomas Kelly |
| Look and live | William A. Ogden |
| Lo, what a cloud of witness | Henry John Gauntlett, Translations and paraphrases |
| Lo, how a rose e're blooming | Alte Catholische Geistliche Kirchengesang, German carol |
| Lo, He comes with clouds descending | Traditional English melody, Charles Wesley |
| Living for Jesus | C. Harold Lowden, Thomas O. Chisholm |
| Living for Jesus | Charles F. Weigle |
| Little is much when God is in it | Mrs. S. W. Suffield, Dwight Brock |
| Lily of the valley, the | Williams S. Hays, Charles W. Fry |
| Like a river glorious | James Mountain, Frances R. Havergal |
| Light's abode, celestial salem | Traditional Welsh melody, Thomas a Kempis |
| Light of the world is Jesus, the | Philip P. Bliss |
| Lift up your heads, ye mighty gates | Thomas Williams, Georg Weissel |
| Life's railway to heaven | Charles D. Tillman, M. E. Abbey |
| Letthe whole creation cry | Robet Williams, Stopford A. Brooke |
| Let us with a gladsome mind | Freylinghausen's Geistreiches Gesangbuch, John Milton |
| Let us plead for faith alone | Foundery collection, Charles Wesley |
| Let us now our voices raise | Medieval (German or) Bohemian carol melody, Joseph the Hymnographer |
| Let us break bread together | Traditional spiritual |
| Let thy blood in mercy poured | Johann Cruger, John Brownlie |
| Let the whole creation cry | Jacob Hintze, Stopford A. Brooke |
| Let the lower lights be burning | Philip P. Bliss |
| Let saints on earth in concert sing | Scottish Psalter, Charles Wesley |
| Let me be thine forever | Musika Deutsch, Nikolaus Selnecker |
| Let Jesus come into your heart | Lelia N. Morris |
| Let all together praise our God | Nicolaus Herman |
| Let all the people praise thee | Lelia N. Morris |
| Let all on earth their voices raise | Lowel Mason, Isaac Watts |
| Let all mortal flesh keep silence | Traditional French melody, The liturgy of st. James |
| Leave it there | Charles Albert Tindley |
| Leaning on the everlasting arms | Anthony J. Showalter, Elisha A. Hoffman |
| Lead us, heavenly father, lead us | An essay on the plain chant, James Edmeston |
| Lead us father, in the paths of peace | Joseph Barnby, William H. Burleigh |
| Lead on, o King eternal | Henry T. Smart, Ernest W. Shurtleff |
| Lead on, o king eternal | Welsh folk melody, Ernest W. Shurtleff |
| Lead me, Lord | Samuel Sebastian Wesley, Psalm 5:8, 4:8 |
| Lead me to cavarly | William J. Kirkpatrick, Jennie Evelyn Hussey |
| Lamp of our feet, whereby we trace | Johann Cruger, Bernard Barton |
| Kum ba yah | Traditional spiritual |
| King of love my shepherd is, the | John Bacchus Dykes, Henry Williams Baker |
| King of love my shepherd is, the | Traditional Irish melody, Henry Williams Baker |
| Just over in the gloryland | Emmett S. Dean, James W. Acuff |
| Just as I am | Joseph Barnby, Charlotte Elliot |
| Just as I am | William B. Bradbury, Charlotte Elliott |
| Just a closer walk with thee | Traditional |
| Judge enternal, throned in splendor | Traditional welsh tune, Henry S. Holland |
| Joyful, joyful, we adore thee | Ludwing van Beethoven, Henry van Dyke |
| Joy unspeakable | Barney E. Warren |
| Joy to the world | George Frederick Handel, Isaac Watts |
| Jesus, where'er thy people meet | Lowell Mason, William Cowper |
| Jesus, united by thy grace | John Dykes, Charles Wesley |
| Jesus, thy boundless love to me | Henry F. Hemy, Paul Gerhardt |
| Jesus, thy blood and righteousness | William Gardiner's Sacred melodies, Ludwing von Zinzendorf |
| Jesus, though joy of loving hearts | Henry Baker, Bernard of Clairvaux |
| Jesus, thou everlasting king | Charles Burney, Isaac Watts |
| Jesus, thine all-victorious love | Carl G. Glaser, Charles Wesley |
| Jesus, the very thought of thee | John Bacchus Dykes, Bernard of Clairvaux |
| Jesus, still lead on | Adam Drese, Nicolaus L. von Zinzendorf |
| Jesus, savior, pilot me | John E. Gould, Edward Hopper |
| Jesus, refuge of the weary | Erbaulicher Musicalischer Christenschatz, Girolamo Savonarola |
| Jesus, refuge of the weary | Hampus Wetterling, Girolamo Savonarola |
| Jesus, priceless treasure | Johann Cruger, Johann Franck |
| Jesus, my strength, my hope | George J. Elvey, Charles Wesley |
| Jesus, lover of my soul | Joseph Parry, Charles Wesley |
| Jesus, lover of my soul | Simeon B. Marsh, Charles Wesley |
| Jesus, Lord, we look to thee | Foundery Collection, Charles Wesley |
| Jesus, keep me near the cross | William H. Doane, Fanny J. Corsby |
| Jesus, in thy dying woes | Koralpsalmboken, Thomas B. Pollock |
| Jesus, I will ponder now | Melcior Vulpius, Sigismund von Birken |
| Jesus, I my cross have taken | Leavitt's The Christian Lyre, Henry F. Lyte |
| Jesus, I come | George C. Stebbins, William T. Sleeper |
| Jesus, I am resting, resting | James Mountain, Jean S. Pigott |
| Jesus! What a friend to sinners | Rowland H. Prichard, J. Wilbur Chapman |
| Jesus! The name high over all | Johann Cruger, Charles Wesley |
| Jesus! Name of wondrous love | J. A. Freylinghausen, William W. How |
| Jesus walked this lonesome valley | Traditional spiritual |
| Jesus thy blood and righteousness | George Job Elvey, Ludwing von Zinzendorf |
| Jesus shall reign | John Hatton, Isaac Watts |
| Jesus saves | William J. Kirkpatrick, Priscilla J. Owens |
| Jesus paid it all | John T. Grape, Elvina M. Hall |
| Jesus loves the little children | George F. Root, Rev. C. H. Woolston |
| Jesus loves me | William B. Bradbury, Anna B. Warner |
| Jesus loves even me | Philip P. Bliss |
| Jesus lives! The victory's won! | Johann Cruger, Christian F. Gellert |
| Jesus is the sweetest name I know | Lela Long |
| Jesus is tenderly calling | George C. Stebbings, Fanny J. Crosby |
| Jesus is all the world to me | Will L. Thompson |
| Jesus Chritst is risen today | Roberd Williams, Lyra Davidica |
| Jesus Christ, my sure defense | Johann Cruger, Catherine Winkworth |
| Jesus Christ is risen today | Lyra Davidica |
| Jesus calls us o'er the tumult | William H. Jude, Cecil Frances Alexander |
| Jesus bids us shine | Edwin O. Excell, Anna B. Warner |
| Jerusalem, my happy home | Alexander R. Reingale, Joseph Bromehead |
| Jerisalem the golden | Alexander Ewing, Bernard of Cluny |
| Ivory palaces | Henry Barraclough |
| It's just like his great love | Clarence B. Strouse, Edna R. Worrell |
| It is well with my soul | Philip P. Bliss, Horatio Spafford |
| It is truly wonderful | Barney E. Warren |
| It is mine | William Edie Marks, Elisha A. Hoffman |
| It is good to sing thy praises | Leavitt's The Christian Lyre, The Psalter |
| It is glory just to walk with him | Haldor Lillenas, Avis B. Christiansen |
| It cleanseth me | A. F. Meyers, F. L. Snyder |
| It came upon the midnight clear | Richard Storrs Willis, Edmund Hamilton Sears |
| Is your all on the altar? | Elisha A. Hoffman |
| Is thy heart right with God? | Elisha A. Hoffman |
| Is it for me? | Tulius C. O'Kane, Frances R. Havergal |
| Is it crowning day | Charles H. Marsh, George Walker Whitcomb |
| Infant holy, infant lowly | Traditional Polish melody |
| In thee, Lord, have I put my trust | Sunderreiter's Himmlische Harfen, Adam Reunser |
| In thee is gladness | Giovanni Giacomo Gastoldi, Johann Lindemann |
| In the service of the king | Bentley D. Ackley, Alferd D. Ackley |
| In the new Jerusalem | C. B. Widmeyer |
| In the hour of trial | Spencer Lane, James Montgomery |
| In the garden | C. Austin Miles |
| In the cross of Christ I glory | Ithamar Conkey, John Bowring |
| In heavenly love abiding | Samuel S. Wesley, Anna L. Waring |
| In heaven above | Norwegian folk meody, Laurentius L. Laurinus |
| In Christ there is no east or west | African-American |
| In all my vast concerns with thee | Lowell Mason, Isaac Watts |
| Immortal, invisible | Traditional Welsh melody, Walter Chalmers Smith |
| If thou but suffer to guide thee | Georg Neumark |
| If Jesus goes with me | C. Arthur Miles, C. Austin Miles |
| If Gom himselfe be for me | D. Spaiser, Geystliche Lieder, Paul Gerhardt |
| I've got peace like river | Traditional |
| I've found a friend, o such a friend! | Arthur Sullivan, James G. Small |
| I've found a friend, o such a friend! | George C. Stebbins, James G. small |
| I've anchored in Jesus | Lewis E. Jones |
| I'm gonna sing when the spirit says sing | African-American spiritual |
| I'll walk with him always | Traditional |
| I'll praise my maker while I've breath | MattaeusGreiter, Isaac Watts |
| I'll live for Him | C. R. Dunbar, Ralph E. Hudson |
| I'll go where you want me to go | Carrie E. Rounsefell, Mary Brown Charles E. Prior |
| I'll be so glad when Jesus comes | Traditional music |
| I would not be denied | Charles P. Jones |
| I would be true | Joseph Y. Peek, Howard A. Walter |
| I would be like Jesus | Bentley D. Ackley, James Rowe |
| I will sing the wondrous story | Peter P. Bilhorn, Francis H. Rowley |
| I will sing of the mercies of the Lord | James H. Fillmore |
| I will sing of my redeemer | James McGranahan, Philip P. Bliss |
| I will remember thee | HenryW. Greatorex, James Montgomery |
| I will praise him | Margaret J. Harris |
| I will bless thee, o Lord | Esther Watanabe |
| I want Jesus to walk with me | African-American spiritual |
| I want a principle within | Luis Spohr, Charles Wesley |
| I to the hills will lift my eyes | Scottish Psalter |
| I thy cleft, o rock of ages | Robert Lowry, Fanny J. Crosby |
| I surrender all | Winfield S. Weeden, Judson W. Van De Venter |
| I stand amazed in the presence (My savior's love) | Charles H. Gabriel |
| I sought the Lord | George W. Chadwick |
| I sing the mighty power of God | Gesangbuch der Herzogl, Isaac Watts |
| I sing the mighty power of God | Traditional English melody, Isaac Watts |
| I sing the mighty power of God | Wolfgang A. Mozart, Isaac Watts |
| I shall not be moved | American folk melody, Edward H. Boatner |
| I shall know him | John R. Sweney, Fanny J. Crosby |
| I need thee every hour | Robert Lowry, Annie S. Hawks |
| I must tell Jesus | Elisha A. Hoffman |
| I love to tell the story | William G. Fischer, A. Catherine Hankey |
| I love thy kingdom, Lord | The universal psalmodist, Timothy Dwight |
| I love thee | Jeremian Ingalls' Christian Harmony |
| I love the Lord, who heard my cry | African-American, Isaac Watts |
| I lay my sins on Jesus | Traditional Greek melody, Horatius |
| I lay my sins on Jesus | Neu-vermehrts Gsangbuch, Meiningen, Horatius Bonar |
| I know whom I have believed | James McGranahan, Daniel W. Whittle |
| I know that my redeemer liveth | James H. Fillmore, Jessie Brown Pounds |
| I know that my redeemer lives | John Hatton, Samuel Medley |
| I know that my redeemer lives | Fred A. Fillmore |
| I know God's promise is true | Lelia N. Morris |
| I know a fount | Oliver Cooke |
| I heard the voice of Jesus say | John B. Dykes, Horatius Bonar |
| I have decided to follow Jesus | Folk melody from India |
| I greet thee, who my sure redeemer art | Genevan Psalter, John Calvin |
| I game my life for thee | Philip P. Bliss, Frances Ridley Havergal |
| I feel like traveling on | William Hunter |
| I Christ there is no east or west | Alexander Roberd Reingale, John Oxenham |
| I call on thee, Lord Jesus Christ | Gistliche Leider, Miles Coverdale |
| I bind unto myself today | Traditional Irish melody, St. Patrick |
| I belong to the king | Lincoln Hall, Ida Reed Smith |
| I am trusting thee, Lord Jesus | H. W. Baker, F. R. Havergal |
| I am thine, o Lord | William H. Doane, Fanny J. Crosby |
| I am resolved | James H. Fillmore, Palmer Hartsough |
| I am redeemed | Daniel B. Towner, James M. Gray |
| I am his and He is mine | James Mountain, George W. Robinson |
| I am coming, Lord | Louis Hartsough |
| How woundrous and great thy works | The whole book of psalmes, Henry Ustick Onderdonk |
| How the fire fell | Miriam E. Oatman, Johnson Oatman |
| How sweet the name of Jesus sounds | Alexander R. Reingale, John Newton |
| How sweet the name of Jesus sounds | Thomas Hastings, John Newton |
| How rich thy bounty, king of kings | Hanery W. Greatorex, Philip Doddridge |
| How firm a foundation | John F. Wade's Cantus Diversi, John Rippon's Selection of Hymns |
| How firm a foundation | Early American melody, John Rippon |
| How can a sinner know | Lowell Mason, Charles Wesley |
| Hosanna, loud hosanna | Gesangbuch der Herzogl, Wurttemberg, Jennette Threlfall |
| Hosanna to the living Lord | John Bacchus Dykes, Reginald Heber |
| Holy, holy, holy!Lord God almighty | John B. Dykes, Reginald Heber |
| Holy spirit, truth divine | Orlando Gibbons, Sammuel Longfellow |
| Holy spirit, light divine | Luise M. Gottschalk, Andrew Reed |
| Holy is the Lord | Franz Schubert, Traditional words |
| Holy God, we praise thy name | Katholisches, Gesangbuch |
| Holy father, great creator | Henry Thomas Smart, Alexander Viets Griswold |
| Holly bible, book divine | William B. Bradbury, John Burton |
| Holiness unto the Lord | Lelia N. Morris |
| Hold to God's unchainging hand | F. L. Eiland, Jennie Wilson |
| Hold the fort | Philip P. Bliss |
| His yoke is easy | Raplh E. Hudson |
| His way with thee | Cyrus S. Nusbaum |
| His grace aboundeth more | William J. Kirkpatrick, Kate Ulmer |
| His eye is on the sparrow | Charles H. Gabriel, Civilla D. Martin |
| Higher ground | Charles H. Gabriel, Johnson Oatman Jr |
| Hiding in thee | Ira D. Sankey, William O. Cushing |
| Hidden peace | L. O. Brown, John S. Brown |
| Here, o my Lord, I see thee face to face | Henry Lawes, Horatius Bonar |
| Here, o my Lord, I see thee face to face | Edward Dearle, Horatius Bonar |
| Here at thy table, Lord | William F. Sherwin, May P. Hoyt |
| Heralds of Christ | George W. Warren, Laura S. Copenhaver |
| Heavens declare thy glory, Lord, the | Lowell Mason, Isaac Watts |
| Heavenly sunlight | G. H. Cook, H. J. Zelley |
| Heaven | Traditional |
| Hear what God the Lord hath spoken | Henry Smart, William Cowper |
| Hear our prayer, o Lord | George Whelpton, Psalm 143:1 |
| Head that once was crowned with thorns, the | Jeremiah Clarke, Thomas Kelly |
| He's got the whole world in His hands | Traditional spiritual |
| He's everything to me | Hampton H. Sewell, Kate Byron |
| He's a wonderful savior to me | Blanche Kerr Borck, Virgil P. Brock |
| He took my sins away | Margaret J. Harris |
| He the pearly gates will open | Elsie Ahlwen, Frederick A. BLom |
| He rolled the sea away | Henry L. Gilmour, Henry J. Zelley |
| He ransomed me | J. W. Henderson, Julia H. Johnson |
| He paid a debt | American folk |
| He never said a mumbalin' word | African-American spiritual |
| He loves me | Isaac Watts |
| He lifted me | Charles H. Gabriel |
| He leadeth me | Williams B. Bradbury, Joseph H. Gilmore |
| He keeps me singing | Luther B. Bridgers |
| He is so prescious to me | Charles H. Gabriel |
| He is risen, He is risen | Joachim Neader, Mrs. Cecil Frances Alexander |
| He is King of kings | African-American spiritual |
| He is coming again | Diapason, Traditional words |
| He is arisen! Glorious word | P. Nickolai, B. K. Boye |
| He is able to deliver thee | William A, Ogden |
| He hideth my soul | William J. Kirkpartick, Fanny J. Corsby |
| He brought me out | Henry L. Gilmour, Henry J. Zelley |
| He arose | Traditional Spiritual |
| Haven of rest, the | George D. Moore, Henry L Gilmour |
| Have you any room for Jesus | C. C. Williams, Daniel W. Whittle |
| Have thine own way, Lord | George C. Stebbins, Adelaide A. Pollard |
| Have mercy, Lord, on me | Damon's Psalmes, Nicholas Brady |
| Hark! The voices of Jesus crying | Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Daniel March |
| Hark! The voice of Jesus crying | Joseph Barnby, Daniel March |
| Hark! The sound of holy voices | Gerard Francis Cobb, Christopher Wordsworth |
| Hark! The Herald angel sing | Felix Mendelssohn, Charles Wesley |
| Hark! Ten thousands harps | Lowell Mason, Thomas Kelly |
| Happy the home when God is there | John B. Dykes, Henry Ware Jr. |
| Hallelujah, what a savior! | Philip P. Bliss |
| Hallelujah, praise Jehovah | William J. Kirkpatrick |
| Hallelujah! Amen! | William J. Kirkpatrick, Henrietta E. Blair |
| Hail, though once you despised Jesus | Francois H. Barthelemon, Martin Madan |
| Hail, though once despised Jesus | Oude en Nieuwe Hollantse Boerenlilties en Contradanseu, Martin Madan |
| Hail, holy queen enthroned above | Choralmelodien zum Heiligen Gasange, Salve Regina, mater misericordia |
| Hail to the Lord's anointed | Gesangbuch der Herzogl Wirttemburg, James Montgomery |
| Hail to the Lord's anointed | German folk song, James Montgomery |
| Hail the day that sees him rise | Robert Williams, Charles Wesley |
| Hail the day that sees him rise | Pierre Corbeille, Charles Wesley |
| Guide my feet | African-American spiritual |
| Guide me, thou great Jehovah | John Hudges, William Williams, Peter Williams |
| Guide me, o thou great Jehovah | Thomas Hastings, William Williams |
| Great physician, the | Rev. J. H. Stockton, Rev. William Hunter |
| Great God, we sing that mighty hand | William Knapp, Phillip Doddridge |
| Grace! 'tis a charming sound | Ira D. Sankey, Philip Doddridge, Augustus M. Toplady |
| Grace greater than our sin | Julia H. Johnston, Daniel B. Towner |
| Goria Patri (Glory be to the Father) | Christoph Meineke, Traditional words |
| Good Christian men, rejoice | 14th century German melody, Latin text |
| God, that madest earth and heaven | Traditional Welsh melody, Reginald Heber, Fredercik Lucian Hosmer |
| God, our father, we adore thee | John Zundel, George W. Frazier, Alfred S. Loizeaux |
| God's words is our great heritage | Friedrich O. Reuter, Nikolai F. S. Grundtving |
| God will take care of you | W. Stillman, Civila D. Martin |
| God the omnipotent! | Alexis T. Lvov, Henry F. Chorley |
| God so loved the world | John Stainer, John 3:16, 17 |
| God of our fathers | George William Warren, Daniel Crane Roberts |
| God of my life | Traditional Scottish melody, Philip Doddridge |
| God of grace and God of glory | John Hughes, Harry Emerson Fosdick |
| God of Abraham praise, the | Traditional Hebrew melody, Thomas Olivers |
| God moves in a mysterious ways | Scottish Psalter, William Cowper |
| God loved the world | Melcior Vulpius |
| God lead us along | G. A. Young |
| God is so good | Traditional |
| God is refuge of his saints | Lowell Mason, Isaac Watts |
| God is our refuge and our strength | Este's Psalmes |
| God is my strong salvation | Melchior Vulpius, James Montgomery |
| God be with you till we meet again | William G. Tomer, Jeremian E. Rankin |
| God be with you till we meet again | Ralph Vaughan Williams, Jeremian E. Rankin |
| Go to dark gethsemane | Richard Redhead, James Montgomery |
| Go tell it on the mountain | African-American spiritual |
| Go forward, christian soldier | Henry Thomas Smart, Laurence Tuittiett |
| Glory be to Jesus | Friedrich Filitz, Italian text |
| Glory be to God the Father | John Hughes, Horatius Bonar |
| Glory be to God the Father | Walter G. Whinfield, Horatius Bonar |
| Glorious things of thee are spoken | Franz Joseph Haydn, John Newton |
| Glorious freedom | Alfred Judson, Haldor Lillenas |
| Glorious church, a | Ralph E. Hudson |
| Gloria Patri (Glory be to the Father) | Henry W. Greatorex, Traditional words |
| Give to the winds thy fears | Samuel Howard, Paul Gerhardt |
| Give to our God immortal praise | John Hatton, Isaac Watts |
| Give rest, o Christ | Eastern orthodox Memorial Service |
| Give of your best to the master | Charlotte A. Barnard, Howard B. Grose |
| Give me thy heart | William J. Kirkpatrick, Eliza A.Hewitt |
| Give me the faith which can remove | Henry Carey, Charles Wesley |
| Give me Jesus | John R. Sweney, Fanny J. Crosby |
| Give him the glory | Elisha A. Hoffman |
| Gentle Jesus, meek and mild | Carl Maria von Weber, Charles Wesley |
| From every stormy wind that blows | Thomas Hastings, Hugh Stowell |
| From all that dwell below the skies | Louis Bourgeois, Isaac Watts |
| From all that dwell below the skies | John Hatton, Isaac Watts |
| From all that dwell below the skies | Geistliche Kirchengesang, Isaac Watts |
| Friendship with Jesus | Stephen Foster, Joseph C. Ludgate |
| Fottsteps of Jesus | Asa B. Everett, Mary B. C. Slade |
| Forward through the ages | Arthur S. Sullivan, Frederick Lucian Hosmer |
| Forty days and forty nights | Martin Herbst, George H. Smyttan |
| Forth in thy name, o Lord, I go | Orlando Gibbons, Charles Wesley |
| For the beauty of earth | Conrad Kocher, Folliot S. Pierpoint |
| For all thy saints, o Lord | William H. Walter, Richard Mant |
| For all thy saints, o Lord | Henry John Gauntlett, Richard Mant |
| For all the saints | Raulph Vaughan Williams, William W. How |
| For all the blessings of the year | Robert N. Qualie, Albert H. Hutchinson |
| Follow on | Robert Lowry, William O. Cushing |
| Fix me, Jesus | African-American spiritual |
| First Noel, the | W. Sandys', Traditional English carol |
| Fill thou my life, o Lord, my God | Thomas Haweis, Horatius Bonar |
| Fill me now | John R. Sewney, Elwood H. Stokes |
| Fight the good fight | John Hatton, John Samuel Bewley Monsell |
| Fight the good fight | The Methodist harmonist, John S. B. Monsell |
| Father, we praise thee | Paris Antiphoner, Gregory the Great |
| Father of mercies, in thy word | The sacred Harp, Anne Steele |
| Faith of our fathers | Henri F. Hemy, Frederick Williams Faber |
| Faith is the victory | Ira D. Sankey, John H. Yates |
| Fairest Lord Jesus | Munster Gesangbuch |
| Fairest Lord | Shleisische Volkslieder, Minster Gesangbuch |
| Face to face | Grant C. Tullar, Carrie E. Breck |
| Every time I feel the spirit | Traditional |
| Every bridge is burned behind me | George C. Hugg, Johnson Oatman Jr. |
| Eternal ruler of the ceaseless round | Orlando Gibbons, John W. Chadwick |
| Eternal father, strong to save | John Bacchus Dykes, William Whiting |
| Eastern gate, the | Isaiah G. Martin |
| Earth, will all that dwell therein, the | Scottish Psalter |
| Dwelling in beulah land | C. Austin Miles |
| Duteous day now closeth, the | Heinrich Isaac, Paul Gerhardt |
| Draw nigh and take the body of the Lord | Arthur S. Suvvilan, John M. Neale |
| Down in the valley | Leonard Daugherty, Mary Barret |
| Down by the riverside | Traditional Spiritual |
| Down at the cross (Glory to his name) | John H. Stockton, Elisha A. Hoffman |
| Dona nobis pacem | Traditional |
| Does Jesus care? | J. Lincoln Hall, Frank E. Graeff |
| Depth of mercy | Orldando Gibbons, Charles Wesley |
| Deeper. deeper | Charles P. Jones |
| Deeper and deeper | Oswald J. Smith |
| Deck thyself, my soul, with gladness | Johann Cruger, Johann Franck |
| Dearest Jesus, we are here | J. R. Ahle, B. Schmolck |
| Dear Lord and father of mankind | Frederick Charles Maker, John Greenleaf Whittier |
| Dear Jesus, in whose life I see | Katholosches Gesangbuch, John Hunter |
| Day thou gavest, Lord, ended, the | Clement Cotterill Scholefield, John Electron |
| Day of resurrection, the | Henry Thomas Smart, John of Damascus |
| Day of resurrection, the | Berthold Tours, John of Damascus |
| Day is surely drawing near, the | J. Klug, Geistliche Lieder, Wittenberg, Bartholomaus Ringwaldt |
| Day is past and over, the | Bartholomaus Gesius, John Mason Neale |
| Day is dying in the west | William F. Sherwin, Mary A. Lathbury |
| Day by day | Oscar Ahnfelt, Carolina Sandell Bergh |
| Crown him with many crowns | George Job Elvey, Matthew Bridges, Godfey Thring |
| Cross of Jesus, cross of sorrow | John Stainer, William J. S. Simpson |
| Creator spirit, by whose aid | Henry Carey, Rhabanus Maurus |
| Creator spirit, by whose aid | Kirchengesangbuch, Strassburg, Rhabanus Maurus |
| Covered by blood | Ran C. Story, Nellie Edwards |
| Count your blessings | Edwin O. Excell, Jonson Oatman Jr, |
| Constanly abiding | Anne S. Murphy |
| Commit whatever grieves thee | Hans Leo Hassler, Paul Gerhardt |
| Comforter has come, the | William J. Kirkpatrick, Frank Bottome |
| Come, ye that know and fear the Lord | Sammuel Stanley, George Burder |
| Come, ye thankful people, come | George Job Elvey, Henry Alford |
| Come, ye sinners, poor and needy | Walker's Southern harmony, Joseph Hart |
| Come, ye faithful, raise the strain | Johann Horn, John of Damascus |
| Come, ye faithful, raise the strain | Arthur Seymour Sullivan, John of Damascus |
| Come, ye disconsolate | Samue Webbe, Thomas Moore |
| Come, we that love the Lord | Aaron Williams, Isaac Watts |
| Come, thou long-expected Jesus | Rowland Hugh Prichard, Charles Wesley |
| Come, thou long-expected Jesus | C. F. Witt, Charles Wesley |
| Come, thou fount of every blessing | John Wyeth's Repository of scared music, Robert Robinson |
| Come, thou fount of every blessing | The sacred harp, Robert Robinson |
| Come, thou almighty king | Felice de Giardini |
| Come, sinners, to the gospel feast | Lowell Mason, Charles Wesley |
| Come, o thou traveller unknown | Traditional melody, charles Wesley |
| Come, my way, my truth, my life | Ralph Vaughan Williams, George Herbert |
| Come, let us use the grace divne | Traditional English melody, Charles Wesley |
| Come, let us join our cheerful songs | Johann Cruger, Isaac watts |
| Come, holy spirit, heavenly dove | John Bacchus Dykes, Isaac Watts |
| Come, holy spirit, dove divine | H. Percy Smith, Adoniram Judson |
| Come, holy ghost, our hearts inspire | Est's The whole booke of psalmes, Charles Wesley |
| Come, holy ghost, creators blest | Veni creator spiritius Sarum Plainsong, Rhabanus Maurus |
| Come, gracious spirit, heavenly dove | William knapp, Simon Browne |
| Come, dearest Lord, descent and dwell | Henry K. Oliver, Isaac Watts |
| Come, Christians, join to sing | Traditional Spanish melody, Christian H. Bateman |
| Come, and let us sweetly join | Orlando Gibbons, Charles Wesley |
| Come with us, o blessed Jesus | Johann Schop, John H. Hopkins |
| Come to cavarly's holy mountain | Ludwig M. Lindeman, James Montgomery |
| Come sing, ye choir exultant | Michael Praetorius, Adam of St. Victor |
| Come let us join our friends above | Traditional English melody, Charles Wesley |
| Come holy ghost, our souls inspire | Sarum plainsong mode VIII, Rhabanus Maurus |
| Come and dine | C. B. Widmeyer |
| Close to thee | Silas J. Vail, Fanny J. Crosby |
| Cleansing wave, the | Phobe Palmer Knapp |
| Cleanse me | Edward J. Hopkins, J. EdwinnOrr |
| Cleanse me | Traditional Maori melody, J. Edwin Orr |
| Church's one foundation, the | Samuel Sebastian Wesley, Samual John Stone |
| Church in the wildwood | Dr. Williams S. Pitts |
| Christ, whose glory fills the skies | Charles F. Gounod, Charles Wesley |
| Christ, we do all adore thee | Theodore Dubois, Adoramus Te |
| Christ, the life of all the living | Kirchengesangbuch Darmstadt, E. C. Homburg |
| Christ, from whom all blessings flow | Orlando Gibbons, Charles Wesley |
| Christ whose glory fills the skies | Freylinghausen's Gesangbuch, Charles Wesley |
| Christ the Lord is risen today | Lyra Davidica, Chalres Wesley |
| Christ the Lord is risen today | Robert Williams, Charles Wesley |
| Christ the Lord is risen today | Pierre de Corbeille, Charles Wesley |
| Christ the Lord is risen again | Thomas Clark, Michael Weisse |
| Christ returneth | James McGranahan, H. L. Tuner |
| Christ receiveth sinful men | James McGranahan, Erdmann Neumeister |
| Christ of the upward way | George Lomas, Walter J. Mathams |
| Christ Jesus lay in death's strong bands | Gistliche Gesanbuchlein, Martin Luther |
| Christ is made the sure foundation | J. Goss, Angularis funtamentum |
| Christ is made the sure foundation | Henry T. Smart, Latin text |
| Christ for the world we sing | Felice de Giardini, Samual Wolcott |
| Christ Arose (Low in the grave He lay) | Robert Lowry |
| Child of the king, a | John B. Summer, Harriet E. Buell |
| Chief of sinners though I be | Richard Redhead, William McComb |
| Charge to keep I have, a | Lowell Manson, Charles Wesley |
| Channels only | Ada R. Gibbs, Mary E. Maxwell |
| Cast thy burden upon the Lord | Felix Mendelsoohn, Psalms 55:22,16:8 |
| Calvary | African-American Spiritual |
| Built on the rock the church doth stand | Ludving M. Lindeman, Nicolas F. S. Grundtvig |
| Bringing in the sheaves | George A. Minor, Knowles Shaw |
| Bring your vessels, not a few | Lelia N. Morris |
| Bring them in | William A. Ogden, Alexcenah Thomas |
| Brighten the corner where you are | Charles H. Gabriel, Ina Duley Ogdon |
| Brethren, we have met to worship | Wiliiam Moore, George Atkins |
| Breath on me, breath of God | Robert Jackson, Edwin Hatch |
| Break thou the bread of life | William Fiske Sherwin, Mary Artemesia Lathbury |
| Bread on heavenm on thee I feed | Paul Heinlein, Josiah Condler |
| Bread of the world | Louis Bourgeois, Reginald Heber |
| Bread of heaven, on thee I feed | French and Welsh melody, Josiah Conder |
| Bow down thine ear, almighty Lord | As Hymnodus Sacer, Leipzig, Thomas E. Powell |
| Blow ye the trumpet, blow | Lewis Edson, Charles Wesley |
| Blood will never lose its power, the | Stillman Martin, Civilla D. Martin |
| Blest be the tie that binds | Johann G. Nageli, John Fawsett |
| Blest be the dear uniting love | William Havergal, Charles Wesley |
| Blest are the pure in heart | Johann Balthasat Konig, John Keble |
| Blessing and honor | Matthias Keller, Horatius Bonar |
| Blessing and honor | Paris Antiphoner, Horatius Bonar |
| Blessed Redeemer | Harry Dixon Loes, Avis D. Christiansen |
| Blessed Quietness | W. S. Marshall, Manie Payne Ferguson |
| Blessed Jesus, at thy work | J. R. Ahle, T. Clausnitzer, Gesangbuch |
| Blessed be the name | Ralph E. Hudson, William J. Kirkpatrick, William H. Clark |
| Blessed be the name | Ralph E. Hudson, William J. Kirkpatrick, Charles Wesley |
| Blessed assurance | Phoebe Palmer Knapp, Fanny J. Crosby |
| Bless, o my soul, the living God | Frederick M. A. Venua, Isaac Watts |
| Bless thou the gifts | Grenoble Antiphoner, Samuel Longfellow |
| Bless the Lord, o my soul | Uknown |
| Beulah land | John R. Sweney, Edgar Page Stites |
| Beneath the cross of Jesus | Frederick Charles Maker, Elizabeth Cecilia Douglas Clephane |
| Beloved, let us love | Orlando Gibbons, Horatius Bonar |
| Behold the throne of grace | Aaron Williams, John Newton |
| Behold the amazing gift of love | William Jones, Isaac Watts |
| Begin, my tongue, some heavenly theme | Henry W. Greatorex's collection, Isaac Watts |
| Before thy throne, o God, we kneel | Dimitri S. Bortniansky, William Boyd Carpenter |
| Before the Lord we bow | John Darwall, Francis Scott Key |
| Before Jehovah's awful throne | Louis Bourgeois, Isaac Watts |
| Before Jehovah's awful throne | Frederick M. A. Venua, Isaac Watts |
| Before Jehovah's awful throne | Musicalisch Hand-Buch, Isaac Watts |
| Because thou hast said | Paderborn Gesangbuch, Charles Wesley |
| Beautiful savior | Silesian Fokl tune, Munsterisch Gesangbuch |
| Beautiful isle of somewhere | J. S. Fearis, Jessie B. Pounds |
| Beautiful garden of prayer, the | James H. Fillmore, Eleanor Allen Schroll |
| Beams of heaven as I go | Charles Albert Tindley |
| Be thou my vision | Traditional Irish melody, Ancient Irish poem |
| Be still, my soul | Jean Sibelius, Katharina von Schlegel |
| Be still and know | Uknown |
| Be present at our table, Lord` | Louis Bourgeois, John Cennick |
| Be known to us is breaking bread | Day's Psalter, James Montgomey |
| Be joyful, Mary | Leisentritt's Catholicum Hymnologium Germanicum, Latin text |
| Battle hymn of the republic | Traditional American melody, Julia Ward Howe |
| Baptized into thy name most holy | K. H. Dretzel, J. J. Rambach |
| Banner of the cross, the | James McGranahan, Daniel W. Whittle |
| Away in a manger | William J. Kirkpatrick |
| Away in a manger | James R. Murray |
| Awake, my soul, and with the sun | Francois H. Barthelemon, Thomas Ken |
| Awake, awake to love and work | Wyeth's reposotory of sacred music, Geoffrey Anketed Studdert-Kennedy |
| Awake my soul, strech every nerve | George Frideric Handel, Philip Doddridge |
| Awake my heart with gladness | Johann Cruger, Paul Gerhardt |
| Awake and sing the song | William Henry Monk, William Hammond |
| At the name of Jesus | James Mountain, Caroline M. Noel |
| At the lamb's high feast we sing | Jacob Hintze, 4th century Latin text |
| At the cross, her vigil keeping | Maintzisch Gesangbuch, Jacopone da Todi |
| At the cross | Ralph E. Hudson, Isaac Watts |
| At calvary | Daniel B. Towner, William R. Newell |
| Ask ye what great thing I know | H. A. Cesar Malan, Johan C. Schwedler |
| As with gladness men of old | Conrad Kocher, William Chatterton Dix |
| As the sun doth daily rise | The Parish choir, Latin hymn text |
| As pants the hart for cooling streams | Hugh Wilson, Nahum Tate |
| Arise, my soul, arise | Lewis Edson, Charles Wesley |
| Are you washed in the blood? | Elisha A. Hoffman |
| Anywhere with Jesus | Daniel B. Towner, Jessie B. Pounds |
| Another year is dawning | Samuel S. Wesley, Frances Ridley Havergal |
| Angels we have heard of high | Traditional French melody, Traditional French carol |
| Angels from heaven the realms of glory | Henry T. Smart, James Montgomery |
| And now, o father mindful of love | William Henry Monk, William Bright |
| And can it be that I should gain | Thomas Campbell, Charles Wesley |
| And are we yet alive | John G. Nageli, Charles Wesley |
| America, the beautiful | Samuel A. Ward, Katharine Lee Bates |
| Amazing grace | Trditional American melody, John Newton |
| Am I a soldier of the cross | Thomas A. Arne, Isaac Watts |
| Almost persuaded | Philip P. Bliss |
| Almighty, thy word is cast | John Day's Psalter, John Cawood |
| Alleluia, song fro gladness | Essay on the church plain chant, Latin text 11th Century |
| Alleluia! sing to Jesus | Samuel Sebastian Wesley, William Chatterton |
| Alleluia! Sing to Jesus | Rowland Hugh Prichard, William Chatterton Dix |
| Alleluia! Alleluia! Let the holy anthem rise | St. Bazil's Hymnal |
| Alleluia! Alleluia! | Ludwing Van Bethoven, Edward Hodges, Christopher Wordsworth |
| Alleluia! Alleluia! | Arthur Seymour Sullivan, Christopher Wordsworth |
| All your anxiety | Edward Henry Joy |
| All ye who seek a comfort sure | Traditional English melody, Latin text |
| All who believe and are Baptized | Etlich Christlich Lieder, Wittenberg, Thomas H. Kingo |
| All things bright and beautiful | William Henry Monk, Cecil Frances Alexander |
| All things bright and beautiful | English melody, Cecil Frnces Alexander |
| All the way my savior leads me | Robert Lowry, Fanny K. Crosby |
| All the way along | Lewis E. Jones, Ada Blenkhorn |
| All praise to thee, my God, this night | Thomas Tallis, Thomas Ken |
| All praise to our redeeming Lord | Sylvanus B. Pond, Charles Wesley |
| All people that on earth do well | Genevan Psalter, William Kethe |
| All hail the power of Jesus' name | Oliver Holden, Edward Perronet |
| All hail the power of Jesus' name | James Ellor, Edward Perronet |
| All hail the power of Jesus' name | William Shrubsale, Edward Perronet |
| All glory, laud and honor | Melchior Teschner, Theodulph of Orleans |
| All for Jesus | Mary D. James |
| All depends on our possessing | J. B. Konig, Nurnberg Gesang-Buch |
| All day long | Traditional spiritual |
| All creatures of our God and king | Geistliche Kirchengesang, Francis of Assisi |
| Alas, and did my savior bleed | Hugh Wilson, Isaac Watts |
| Ah, holy Jesus | Johann Cruger, Johann Heermann |
| Abide with me | Williams H. Monk, Henrz F. Lyte |
| Abide in grace, Lord Jesus | Melchior Vulpius, Joshua Stegmann |
| 'Twas on that dark, that doleful night | John B. Dykes, Isaac Watts |
| 'Tis the gift to be simple (Simple gifts) | Traditional Shaker melody, Shaker song |
| 'Tis so sweet to trust in Jesus | William J. Kirkpatrick, Louisa M. R. Stead |
| 'Tis midnight, and olive's brow | William B. Bradbury, William B. Tappan |
| 'Tis finifhed! The Messiah dies | William Bradbury, Charles Wesley |