The Service for Holy Communion Ï In Celebration of...

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The Service for Holy Communion In Celebration of Advent

An ordained minister presides and consecrates the elements.

Grace, mercy, and peace, from God our Father, and from the Lord Jesus Christ, be with you all.

Amen. Thanks be to God.

Standing. The congregation gives the right hand of fellowship, signifying oneness in Christ and the desire to be at peace with one another.

"Wake,

a

wake,

- for night

is

fly

ing,"

-

the

watch

men

- on the

heights

are

cry

ing;

-

"A

-

wake,

Je

ru

- sa

- lem,- a

rise."

- Mid

night

- hears

the

wel

come

- voic

es

-

and

at

the

thrill - ing

cry

re

joic

-

es:

-

"Where

are

the

vir

gins,

-

pure and

wise?

The

bride

groom- comes,

a

wake!

-

Your

lamps

with glad

ness

- take!

Al

le

- lu

- ia!

-

With

brid

al

- care

and faith's

bold

prayer,

to

B 2

meet

the

bride

groom,

- come, pre

pare.

- Words: Philipp Nicolai (1599). Tr. Catherine Winkworth (1858), alt. Irregular Music: Hans Sachs (1494-1576). Alt. Philipp Nicolai (1599). WACHET AUF, RUFT UNS DIE STIMME

Prayer of Thanksgiving

The Lord’s Prayer may be used as a conclusion to this prayer.

Our Lord Jesus Christ, on the night he was betrayed, took bread, and when he had given thanks, he broke it, gave it to his disciples, and said: Take, eat, this is my body which is given for you. Do this in remembrance of me.

Sitting. As the bread is served, the communicants stand to receive it.

Lo!I

This

sahow

Flow'r,

- iaha

whose

-rose'twas

fra

e'er

grancefore

-

bloomtoldten

-ingit,

der

-

-

fromthe

with

tenRosesweet

derI

ness

-

-

stemhavefills

hathinthe

sprung,mind;

air,

ofwithdis

JesMapels

-

se'sry

with

--

linweglo

eagebe

rious

-

--

comholdsplen

ingit,

dor

-

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asthethe

saintsVirdark

ofginness

--

oldMoth

ev

haveer'ry

--

sung.kind.

where.

-

ItTo

True

came,showman,

a

yetGod's

flow

verlove

eretay

-

-

bright,right,God,

-a

shefrom

midboresin

- theto

and

coldus

death

ofahe

winSav

saves

ter,ior,us

--

whenwhenand

halfhalflight

ens

spentspent

-

waswasev

thethe'ry

-

night.night.load.

Words: German carol, 16th C. St. 1, 2 tr. Theodore Baker (1894), alt. 7.6.7.6.6.7.6. St. 3 tr. Harriet Knuth Spaeth (1875). Music: Alte Catholische Geistliche Kirchengesäng (1599). ES IST EIN ROS ENTSPRUNGEN

B 3

LongGodMaJour

ainry,

ney

--

go,time,hail!ends!

-

prophGod

ThoughWhere

etsinaa

- knewman,fraid,far

--

Christthisshe

Beth

wouldisbe

l'hem

-

come,God'slieved,shines,

-

borntimeshelike

alessoa

-Jew,plan:

beyed.star,

-

comeheInsta

towillherble

-

makecome,womb,door

allas

Godstands

thingsaisa

new,man,laidjar:

-

bearborntillun

hishimthe

born

-

peoselftimeSon

-ple'sofexof

-

-

burwompectMa

den,an,ed,ry,

----

freeGodnurSav

lydi

turedior

-

--

lovevineanddo

-andly

pronot

-parhutecttar

-man.ed.ry!

don.

----

Ring,Ring,Ring,Ring,

bells,bells,bells,bells,

ring,ring,ring,ring,

ring,ring,ring,ring,

ring!ring!ring!ring!

Sing,Sing,Sing,Sing,

choirs,choirs,choirs,choirs,

sing,sing,sing,sing,

sing,sing,sing,sing,

sing!sing!sing!sing!

WhenWhenWhenWhen

hehehehe

comes,comes,comes,comes,

whenwhenwhenwhen

hehehehe

comes,comes,comes,comes,

whowhowhowe

willwillwillwill

makemakemakemake

himhimhimhim

welwelwelwel

come?come?come?come.

----

Words: Fred Pratt Green (1970). © 1971 Hope Publishing Company. 6.6.6.6.6. Ref. Music: Piae Cantiones (1582). PERSONENT HODIE

B 4

OfOO

Christ,

thethatyeto

Fathbirth

heightsthee

er'sforof

with

- loveev

heav'n,God

-beera

the

-gotblessdoreFa

-

-

- ten,ed,

him,ther,

-

-

erewhen

anand,

thethegelO

-

worldsVir

hosts,Ho

begin,hisly

-

-

ganfull

praisGhost,

-

-

toof

toes

be,grace,sing,thee,

heby

pow'rs,hymn and

isthedo

chant

AlHomin

-and

phaly

ions,

---

high

andGhostbow

O

bethanks

conmeceivforegiv

-

--

-ga,ing,him,ing

--

-

heboreandand

thetheexun

Sav

wea

source,

tol

--

-

-

theiorourried

endofGodprais

ingourandes

-

-

he,race;King;

be:

ofandlethon

thethenoor,-

thingsBabe,

tongueglo

thattheonry,-

are,world'searthand

thatRebedo

havedeemsimin

-

-

been,er,

lent,ion,

---

andfirstevand

thatre'rye

-

fuvealedvoice

ter

-

-

turehisinnal

-

- viccon

yearssa

---

shallcredcertto

see,face,ring,ry,

-

evevevev

erererer

----

moremoremoremore

----

andandandand

evevevev

erererer

----

more!more!more!more!

---

Words: Marcus Aurelius C. Prudentius (4th C.) Tr. John M. Neale (1854) and Henry W. Baker (1859), alt. 8.7.8.7.8.7.7. Music: Plainsong (c. 13th C.). DIVINUM MYSTERIUM

When the bread has been served, the communicants stand.

Our Lord Jesus Christ said: Take, eat; this is my body which is given for you.

All partake together.

Silent Prayer

B 5

By your divine presence, By the holy sacraments, By all the merits of your life, sufferings, death, and resurrection,

Bless and comfort us, gracious Lord and God. Amen.

In the same way, after supper our Lord Jesus Christ took the cup, gave thanks, and gave it to his disciples, saying: Drink from this, all of you; this is the blood of the new covenant, which is shed for you and for many for the forgiveness of sin. Do this, whenever you drink it, in remembrance of me.

Sitting. As the cup is served, the communicants stand to receive it.

B 6

There

WhenIn

Strength

God's

thetheen

-

Kingdesfee

high

shallertbleway

---

cometreeshandsshall

atakeandbe

gainroot

knees,seen

- allfreshfaint

where

hisfromingno

-

pow'rhis

hearts,roar

recre

ingbe

-

--

veala

cheerli

ing,tion;ful!on,

--

--

splenplantsGodnoth

dorandwhoing

-

-

shallflow'rscomes

e

anandforvil

-

nouncesweetsuchor

- hisestasun

-reign,fruittheseclean

-

lifejoin

seekswalks

andtheandthe

joycel

savesroad

ande

theto

-healbrafearZi

-ing;tion;ful;on:

----

Earthriv

nowran

noersthe

somed

-

-

longspringdeafpeo

erupcanple

-

-

infromhearhome

dethethe

ward

-

cay,earth,dumbbound

- hopebarsingall

norena

your

-morelandswayprais

-

frusa

theires

-

--

tratdornweepvoic

ed;ing;ing;ing,

----

thisval

blindsee

your

isleys,eyes

-God'sthissee

Lord

reis

thewith

dempyour

inglo

- tionnewjured

ry

-

--

daybirth,come

crowned,

longmounwalkshare

ingtains,ing,in

---

lygreetrunhis

- athe

ning,re

-

waitmornleapjoic

-

-

ed.ing!ing.ing!

----

Words: Isaiah 35. Chrisopher Idle (b.1938). © 1982, Hope Publishing Company. 7.7.7.7.D. Trochaic Tune: Johann Horn (c. 1495-1547). GAUDEAMUS PARITER

B 7

To"ForBut

"Fear

"HowAs

a maidyouMa

not,

shallMa

enarery

for

thisry

-

-

gagedhighwas

God

be?"heard

- toly

most

is

thesaid

-Jofa

trou

with

Maan

seph,voredbled

you,

ry,gel,

---

--

thebyto

and

"Ishe

won

anGodhear

you

am

gelthethe

shall

notdered

-

- GabLordan

bear

yetat

rielof

gel's

a

ahis

-

-

came.all,

word.

child.wife."

words.

"FearwhoWhat

HisThe

"Be

not,"ev

was

namean

hold,

-

theenthe

shallgelI

-

-

annowan

beanam

gelis

gel

calledswered

your

-

-

-

toldwithsay

Jequickhand

her,you.ing?

sus,ly,

maid,"

-

--

-

"IYouIt

God's"Theshe

comearetrou

off

pow'rsaid

toon

bled

spring

ofun

-

-

bringearthher

from

theto

-

goodmost

to

on

Mosther

news,blest,hear,

high.

HighGod.

goodyouto

And

will"So

newsarehear

he

comebe

Imostthe

shall

upit;

comeblest,an

reign

onI

-

tomostgel's

for

youam

-

-

tellblessmes

evshortread

you,ed,

sage,

er,ly,y

--

---

goodGod

it

foryourac

news,chosetrou

evchildcord

-

-

Iyou,bled

erwilling

-

-

-

say,youher

reignbeto

goodareto

onGod'syour

news.blest!"hear.

high."child."word."

Words: Gracia Grindal (1983). Luke 1:26-38. 7.6.7.6.7.6. Music: Rusty Edwards (1983). © Hope Publishing Company. ANNUNCIATION

B 8

LetKingRank

At

allofonhis

morkings,rankfeet

talyetthethe

- fleshbornhostsix

keepofofwinged

-

siMa

heavser

lence,ry,enaph,

---

-

andas

spreadscher

withof

uits

-

fearoldvanbim,

-

andon

guardwith

-

tremearth

onsleep

blinghetheless

-

-

stand;stood,way,eye,

ponLord

asveil

derofthe

their

- nothlords,Lightfac

inginofes

-

-

earthhu

Lightto

lymandethe

--

mindves

scendPres

-

ed,ture,eth

ence,

---

-

forin

fromas

withthethe

with

blessbod

realmscease

ingyof

less

--

-

inandend

voice

histhelessthey

-

handblood,day,cry,

Christhe

that"Al

ourwillthele

-

Godgive

pow'rslu

-

totoofia,

-

earthallhellAl

dethemay

le

-

-

-

scendfaithvanlu

fulishia,

eth,

- -- -- -

- -

ourhisasAl

fullownthele

-

homselfdarklu

-

agefor

nessia,

-

--

toheav'nclearsLord

delya

most

-

mand.food.way.high!"

- -

- -

Words: Liturgy of St. James (4th C.) Adapt. Gerard Moultrie (1864). 8.7.8.7.8.7. Music: Traditional French melody (17th C.). PICARDY

When the cup has been served, the communicants stand.

Our Lord Jesus Christ said: Drink from this, all of you. Do this, whenever you drink it, in remembrance of me.


B 9

Silent Prayer Christ, the Lamb of God, you take away the sin of the world;

Grant to us your peace. Amen.

Zi

on

- hears

the watch

men

- sing

ing,

-

and

in

her

heart new

joy

is

spring

ing.

-

She

wakes,

she

ris

es

- from her

gloom.

For

her

Lord

comes

down

all

glo

- rious,

-

the

strong

in

grace, in

truth

vic

to

-

rious.

-

Her

star's

a

ris

- ing

-

light has

come!

"Now

come,

O bless

ed

- one,

Lord

Je

sus,- God's

own

Son.

Hail,

ho

san

- na!

-

We

an

swer

- all

in joy

your

call,

we

fol

low

- to

the

wed ding

- hall."

Words: Philipp Nicolai (1599). Tr. Catherine Winkworth (1858), alt. Irregular Music: Hans Sachs (1494-1576). Alt. Philipp Nicolai (1599). WACHET AUF, RUFT UNS DIE STIMME

B 10

Whenever you eat this bread and drink this cup, you proclaim the Lord’s death,

Until he comes.

The congregation gives the right hand of fellowship, signifying renewed dedication and unity of purpose in the service of Christ.

Now

let

all

the heav'ns

a

dore

- you,

let

saints

and

an gels

- sing

be

fore

-

you

with

harp

and

cym

bal's

- clear est

- tone.

Of

one

pearl

each

shin

ing

- por

tal,

-

where,

join

ing

- with the

choir

im

mor

-

tal,

-

we

gath

er

- round

your

ra diant

- throne.

No

eye

has seen

that

light,

no

ear

the ech

oed

- might

of

your

glo

ry;

-

yet

there

shall

we

in

your

vic

t'ry

- sing

shouts

of

praise

e

ter- nal

- ly.

- Words: Philipp Nicolai (1599). Tr. Catherine Winkworth (1858), alt. Irregular Music: Hans Sachs (1494-1576). Alt. Philipp Nicolai (1599). WACHET AUF, RUFT UNS DIE STIMME

B 11

The Lord bless you and keep you; The Lord make his face to shine upon you and be gracious unto

you; The Lord lift up his countenance upon you and give you peace;

In the name

of

Je

sus.

- A

men.

-

The text of the communion liturgy is reprinted with permission from the 1995 Moravian Book of Worship. Interprovincial Board of Communication, Moravian Church in North America, Bethlehem, PA. www.moravian.org.

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The Service for Holy Communion In Celebration of Ash Wednesday





WhatWhen

wonI

drouswas

- lovesink

ising

-this,

down,

Osink

mying

-soul,

down,

Osink

mying

-

soul,down,

whatwhen

wonI

drouswas

- lovesink

ising

-this,

down,

Osink

mying

-soul!down;

Whatwhen

wonI

drouswas

- lovesink

ising

-this

down

thatbe

-

causedneath

theGod's

Lordright

ofeous

-bliss

frown,

toChrist

bearlaid

thea

dreadside

-fulhis

-

cursecrown

forfor

mymy

soul,soul,

forfor

mymy

soul,soul,

toChrist

bearlaid

thea

dreadside

-fulhis

- cursecrown

forfor

mymy

soul!soul!

Words: Appalachian folk hymn. S. Mead’s A General Selection (1811). 12.9.12.12.9. Music: Southern Harmony (1835). WONDROUS LOVE

B 13





“Tree of Life” Words and Music: Marty Haugen (b. 1950). THOMAS (8.7.8.7.7.)

TreeSeedWeGen

Christ,

ofthatretleyou

-

Lifediesmem

Jelead

-

andtobersus,and

--

awerisetruthmight

we

somein

oncey

shall

-

-

mysglospoSpirfol

t'ry,ry,

ken,it,

low,

----

-

inmaylovecomestum

yourwe

passedin

bling-

-

deathseeon

flamethough

weour

throughourour

areselves

actheartssteps

-rein

anda

may

born,you,

word,new,be,

-

-

thoughifevweone

youwe'ry

maywith

-

dielearnperallyou

into

sonyour

in

-

alllivelostjoyjoy

ofyourandin

and

-

hisstobrohersor

t'ry,ry

kenit

row,

----

-

stillwe

wearsif

we

youmaythewethe

risediebodbearriv

withtoy

theer,

-

-

evriseof

crossyou

'rya

ourwiththe

- morn,new,Lord,you,sea,

-stillwe

wearsif

we

youmaythewethe

risediebodbearriv

withtoy

theer,

-

-

evriseof

crossyou

'rya

ourwiththe

- morn.new.Lord.you.sea.

-

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B 14

Sing,TellThus,FaithUn

myhow,withfulto

--

tongue,whenthir

cross,God

theatty

thoube

-

glolengthyearssign

praise

rioustheacofand

-

batfullcomtriglo

-

tle,ness

plished,umph,

ry;

--

---

singof

wentnowto

theth'apheforthe

endpointforth

usFa

-inged

fromthether

--

-

oftimeNaznoand

thewasablestthe

--

fray;come,reth,tree,Son,

-

nowChrist,

desnone

to

athe

tined,in

th'e

-

boveWord,dedfoter

-

-

thewas

iliage,nal

---

-

cross,borncat

noneSpir

theofed,init

-

-

trowomwillbloshon

phy,an,ing,som,or

-----

soundleft

wroughtnonenow

theforhisin

and

loudus

work,fruitev

trihisandthyer

-

umheav'n

metpeermore

-

-

phantlyhismaybe

--

lay;home;death.

be;done;

tellshowed

Likesym

praise

howusa

boland

-

Christ,hu

lambofglo

themanhethery

-

-

world'slifehum

world'sin

Remadeblyrethe

-

deem

yielddemphigh

per

-

-

---

-

er,

edtion,

fect

est,

asshown

onfor

while

aasthetheun

viclightcross

weightend

-

tima

histhating

-

-

wonmiddy

hunga

-thetheingonges

-

-

day.gloom.breath.thee!run.

Words: Venatius Honorius Fortunatus (6th C.). Tr. Percy Dearmer (1931). 8.7.8.7.8.7. Music: French carol melody. PICARDY




Silent Prayer

B 15





“We Remember” Words and Music: Marty Haugen (b. 1950).

We

re

mem

- ber

- how

you

loved

us

to

your

death,

and

still

we

cel e- brate

- for

you

are

with

us

here;

and

we

be lieve-

that

we

will

see

you

when

you

come

in

your

glo

ry,

- Lord.

We

re

mem

- ber,

-

we

(The verses will be sung by a soloist.)

cel e- brate,

-

we

be

lieve.

-


B 16

ChristChristChristChrist

JeJeJeJe

sussussussus,

----

knewknewknew

in

aunanour

wilcerupwil

-dertainperder

----

nessty.

room,ness,

--

-

ofWould

anyou

noonallolare

dayforiveour

-

-

heatsake,grove,bread,

-anddea

our

nightny,

judgdrink,

-timebe

mentour

-

-

cold,tray?hall,light.

-

ofWould

aYour

doubtscrowdsskulldeath

andthatlikeand

-

hunfolhill,ris

gers,lowed

aing

--

-

newturndrink

set

andaof

things

old,way?gall,right.

-

tempWould

anYour

tapow'rs

airpres

- tionof

lessence

-

--

waite

putstomb,

ingvilbeour

--

toholdreft

fears

-

taketheir

ofto

hold.sway?

all.flight.

Words: Jane Parker Huber (1986). © 1986 by Jane Parker Huber. From A Singing Faith. Used by permission of Westminster John Knox Press. L.M. Music: Henry Baker (1866). QUEBEC






B 17

To

God

and

to

the

Lamb

I

will

sing,

I

will

sing,

to

God

and

to

the

Lamb

I

will

sing!

To

God

and

to

the

Lamb,

who

is

the

great "I

AM,"

while

mil

lions

- join

the

theme,

I

will

sing,

I

will

sing,

while

mil

lions

- join

the

theme,

I

will

sing!



Until he comes.


B 18

And

when

from

death

I'm

free,

I'll

sing

on,

I'll

sing

on,

and

when

from

death

I'm

free,

I'll

sing

on!

And

when

from

death

I'm

free,

I'll

sing

and

joy ful

- be,

and

through

e

ter

- ni

- -

ty

I'll

sing

on,

I'll

sing

on,

and

through

e

ter

- ni

- ty

- I'll

sing

on!




In the name

of

Je

sus.

- A

men.

- The text of the communion liturgy is reprinted with permission from the 1995 Moravian Book of Worship. Interprovincial Board of Communication, Moravian Church in North America, Bethlehem, PA. www.moravian.org.

B 19

The Service for Holy Communion In Celebration of Epiphany





SongsGod

ofre

thankvealed

-fulat

- nessJor

- anddan's

-praise,stream,

Jeproph

sus,et,

--

Lord,priest

toand

youking

wesu

raise,preme,

-onceonce

rere

vealed,vealed

--

whenin

heavpow'r

en'sdi

- starvine

-

broughtchang

theing

-wisewa

menter

-from

in

ato

-far:

wine:

- branchCa

ofna's-

royho

ally

--

Dawed

vid'sding

--

stemguest

inkeep

youring-

birthto

atthe

Bethlast

lethe

- hem,best,

-

WordWord

bebe

forefore

--

thethe

worldworld

bebe

gan,gan,

--

GodGod

rere

vealedvealed

--

toto

usus

inin

man.man.

Words: Christopher Wordsworth (1862); rev. Hymns for Today’s Church (1982). © 1982 Hope Publishing Company. 7.7.7.7.D. Music: George J. Elvey (1858). ST. GEORGE’S WINDSOR

B 20





AsAsAsHo

withwiththeyly-

gladjoyofJe

nessful

feredsus,

--

--

menstepsgiftsev

oftheymost'ry

-

oldspedrareday

didtoat

keep

thethatthatus

guidlowmanin

inglygerthe

---

starmanrudenar

begerandrow

-

-

hold;bed,bare,way;

- asthere

soand

withtomaywhen

joybendwe

earth

theythe

withly

-

hailedkneeho

things

itsbelyare

-

light,forejoy,past,

-

leadhimpurebring

ingwhom

andour

-

ran

onheav'n

free

somed

ward,andfrom

-

- beamearthsin'ssouls

ingaalat

- bright,dore,loy,last

--

so,so,all

where

mostmayourthey

grawecostneed

ciouswithliestno

-

-

Lord,willtreasstar

mayinguresto

--

wefeet

bring,guide,

evev

Christ,where

erertono

--

moreseekthee,

clouds

- betheourthy

ledmer

heav'nglo

tocylyry

--

-

thee.seat.King.hide.

Words: William C. Dix (c. 1858), alt. 7.7.7.7.7.7. Trochaic Music: Conrad Kocher (1838). DIX

B 21

BrightWhatVain

Bright

estshall

lyest

-

--

andweweand

bestgiveof

best

ofhim,ferof

-

thein

eachthe

starscostlavstars

oflyishof

--

thedeobthe

mornvola

morn

--

ing,tion?tion,ing,

----

dawnShallvaindawn

onwelyon

-

ourbringwithour

darkin

giftsdark

nesscensewouldness

--

-

andandhisand

comeoffacome

tof'rings

vorto

--

ourdiseour

aid;vine,cure;aid;

--

stargemsrichstar

ofoferof

-

thethebythe

east,moun

fareast,

thetainis

the

-hoandtheho

ripearls

heart'sri

-

-

zonofadzon

-

-

atheoa

-

dornora

dorn

-

--

ing,cean,tion,ing,

----

guidemyrrhdearguide

wherefrom

erwhere

-

ourtheto

our

infor

Godin

fantestarefant

--

-

ReortheRe

deemgoldprayersdeem

-

-

erfrom

ofer

-

-

isthetheis

laid.mine?poor.laid!

Words: Reginald Heber (1811), alt. 11.10.11.10. Music: James P. Harding (1892). Adapt. The Church Hymnal (1894). MORNING STAR

B 22

WisePilMa

Guests

men,grims

gi,of

--

theytheytheytheir

camewere,

stoopedGod,

tofrom

tothey

lookunseeo

forknownyour

pened

-

-

wiscounsplentreas

dom,tries,dor,ures,

----

findsearch

ledin

ingingby

cense

--

-

onefora

and

wisonestargold

erwhoto

and

- thanknowslightsol

theythesu

emn

-

knew;world;preme;myrrh;

-

richlost

promwel

men,areisedcom

--

theytheirMesing

--

metnames,

sione

withandah,too

-

onestrangeLord

young

yettheir

eto

richjourter

ques

-

erneys,nal,tion

----

how

Kingfamed

glo

came

ofisry

-

thetheirand

these

kings,zeal

peacegifts,

theytoareand

kneltfindin

what

tothe

yourthey

you:child:name.were.

JeJe

JoyGift

sus,sus,ofbe

--

ourin

eachyond

-

wisyouday,

price

domtheourof

- fromlost

Songgold

aarebyor

-

bove,claimed,

night,gem,

wealthal

shinemake

andiensona

-reareour

mong

-

dempfound,pathus

- tion,andyouryour

- lifeknown,

hoBeth

andandlyle

--

love.named.light.hem.

- Words: Christopher Idle (1981). © 1982 Hope Publishing Company. 9.8.9.8.8.8. Music: Georg Neumark (1657). BREMEN




Silent Prayer

B 23





WhatTrueTheOTo

starspakeguidJe

God

istheingsus,the

--

this,prostar

whileFa

withphet

athether,

-

-

beamsfrombovestar

heav'n

-

soaisofly

-

bright,far

bright;graceLight,

-morewhowithimto

--

beautoldin

pelsChrist,

teousthe

themusre

- thanriseshinesonvealed

-

theofatoin

noonJa

clearseekearth

daycob's

erthyly

--

-

-

light?star;light,face,night,

Itandandletto

shineseastleadsnotGod

toern

themourthe

-hersaon

slothHo

aldgeswithfully

--

--

forthwithpow'rheartsGhost

theaberewe

King,mazenignfuseraise

---

anduptotheour

-

Genon

seekguid

e

tilesthethe

ancequal

-

--

towonGivof

and

hisdrous

erthyun

--

cribtoof

lightceas

-

tokenthetoing

-

-

bring.gaze.sign.use.

praise.

Words: Charles Coffin (1656-1749); tr. Hymns Ancient and Modern (1861) after John Chandler (1807-1876), alt. L.M. Music: Trier MS (15th C.). Adapt. Michael Praetorius (1571-1621). PUER NOBIS

B 24

JeJeJeJe

sus,sus,sus,sus,

----

come!come!comecome!

fortransinsur

weformnewprise

-

-

inourcreour

vitepleasa

dull

-

--

you,ures,tion,ness,

--

guestguideheav'nmake

andus

usbrought

masin

willnear

ter,toining

--

-

friendpathspow'r

to

undire

and

Lord;known;

vine;ceive

---

now,bringgivemore

as

yourthan

your

oncegifts,unwe

comat

excan

-

--

Camandpectyet

na's

edim

your

-

-

wedsergloag- -

ding,vants,

ry,ine,

---

speak,let

changall

andusingthe

-

lettrustwabest

usinteryou

-

hearyouin

have

youratoto

-

word:lone:wine:give:

-

leadthoughrouselet

usyourtheus

throughhandfaithfind

ourmayof

your

needworkyourhid

orindisden

-

doubtseci

rich

-

ing,cret,pleses,

----

hopeallcome,taste

beshallouryour

bornseefirstlove,

andwhatandbe

joyyou

greatlieve

-

rehaveestand

-

stored.done.Sign!live!

-

Words: Christopher Idle (1979). © 1982 Hope Publishing Company. 8.7.8.7.8.7. Trochaic Music: Sicilian melody (18th C.). SICLIAN MARINERS

B 25

WhatWhySo

childlies

bring

ishe

him

thisinin

who,suchcense,-

laidmeangold,

toes

and myrrh,

rest,tate

-on

wherecome,

Maox

peas

ry'sandant,

-

-

lapassking,

isareto

sleepfeedown

ing?ing?him;

-- Good

Whom

theChris

an

King

gels

oftians,-

- greetfear,kings

withforsal

ansinva

-

themsnerstion

---

sweet,herebrings,

whilethelet

shepsilov

herdslenting

---

watchWordhearts

areisen

keeppleadthrone

-

ing?ing.him.

--

This,

this is Christ

the King,

whom shep

herds-

guard and an

gels- sing;

haste,

haste to

bring

him laud,

the babe,

the son

of Ma

ry.

-

Words: William C. Dix (1865). Luke 2:6-20; Matthew 2:1-12. 8.7.8.7. with Refrain Music: English melody (16th C.). GREENSLEEVES






B 26

God

re vealed

- in

val

iant

- fight,

con

quer- ing

- the

dev

il's

- might,

sins

for giv

- en,

- sick

ness- healed,

life

re

stored

- and

God

re

vealed:

- once

re vealed

- in

gra

cious

- will

ev

er- bring

ing

- good

from

ill,

Word

be fore

- the

world

be gan,

-

God

re

vealed

- to

us

in

man.



Until he comes.


Stars

shall fall

and

heav

ens

- fade,

sun

and moon

shall

dark

be

made;

Christ

will then

like

light

ning- shine,

B 27

all

will

see

the

glo

rious

- sign:

all

will then

the

trum

pet

- hear,

all

will see

the

Son

ap

pear,

-

Word

be fore

- the

world

be gan,

-

God

re

vealed

- to

us

in

man.




In the name

of

Je

sus.

- A

men.


B 28

The Service for Holy Communion In Celebration of the Harvest





PraisePraise

GodGod

forfor

thethe

harhar

vestvest

--

ofthat's

farmsent

andfrom

ofa

field,far,

-praisefrom

Godmar

forket

-theand

peohar

plebor,

--

whofrom

gathtrop

eri

--

theircal

-yield,shore:

thefoods

longpacked

hoursand

oftrans

laport

-bor,ed

--

theand

skillsplant

ofed

-a

and

team,grown

theby

paGod

tiencegiv

--

ofen

-sci

neigh

ence,bors,

--

theun

pow'rseen

-of

and

maun

chine.known.

--

Text: Brian Wren (1968). © 1978 Hope Publishing Company. 11.11.11.11. Music: Welsh hymn melody (c. 1810). JOANNA or ST. DENIO





B 29

LetAll

allliv

creing

-a

things

- tionup

- blesson

-thethe

Lord,earth,

tillgreen

heav'nfer

tilewith

- hillspraise

isand

ringmoun

ing.tains,

--

Sun,sing

moon,to

andthe

Godstars,

pealwho

outgave

ayou

chord,birth!

stirBe

upjoy

theful,

-an

springs

gel'sand

-

singfoun

ing.tains.

--

Sing,Lithe

windwa

terand

- life,rain!

-Sing,

bright

snowair

andborne

-sleet!birds,

Makewild

murov

sic,ing

--

day,beasts,

night,tame

flockscold,

andand

heat!herds!

ExEx

altalt

--

thethe

GodGod

whowho

mademade

you.you.

Words: Carl P. Daw, Jr. © 1989 Hope Publishing Company. 8.7.8.7.8.8.7. Music: Pre-Reformation melody. Bohemian Brethren’s Gesangbuch (1566), alt. MIT FREUDEN ZART

O

beau

ti- ful

- for

spa

cious- skies,

for

am

ber

- waves

of

grain,

for

pur

ple- moun

tain

- maj

es- ties

- a

-

bove

the

fruit

ed

- plain!

A

mer

- i- ca!

- A

mer

- i- ca!

- God

shed

his

grace

on

thee,

and

crown

thy good

with

broth

er- hood

- from

sea

to

shin

ing

- sea.

Words: Katharine L. Bates (1893, 1904). C.M.D. Music: Samuel A. Ward (1882). MATERNA

B 30

ForIn

thethe

fruitjust

ofre

allward

-creof

ala

- tion,bor,

--

thanksGod's

bewill

tois

God.done.

ForIn

thehisgifts

help

towe

evgive

our'ry- na

neigh

tion,bor,

--

thanksGod's

bewill

tois

God.done.

ForIn

theour

plowworld

ing,wide

--

sowtask

ing,of

- reapcar

ing,ing

--

sifor

lentthe

- growthhun

whilegry

-

weand

arede

sleepspair

-ing,ing,

--

fuin

turethe

- needshar

invests

-

earth'swe

safeare

keepshar

- ing,ing,

--

thanksGod's

bewill

tois

God.done.

Words: Fred Pratt Green (1970). © 1970 Hope Publishing Company. 8.4.8.4.8.8.8.4. Music: Traditional Welsh melody (c. 1784). AR HYD Y NOS

Sing

to

the Lord

of

har

vest,

- sing

songs of

love

and

praise;

with

joy

ful- hearts

and

voic

es

- your

al le

- lu

- ias

- raise.

By him

the

roll

ing

-

sea

sons

- in fruit

ful

- or

der

- move;

sing

B 31

to

the Lord

of

har

vest

- a

joy ous

- song

of

love.

Words: John Samuel Bewley Monsell (1866), alt. 7.6.7.6.D. Iambic Music: Gesangbuch der Herzogl, Württemberg (1784). ELLACOMBE




Silent Prayer





B 32

PraiseGodYou

andblessare

thanksthepro

givla

vid

-

-

ing,boring

---

God,we

food

webringfor

wouldto

your

ofservechil

feryou;dren,

-

-

forthatyour

allwithwis

thingsourdom

-

livneighguid

ing,boring

---

youwe

teach

havemayes

-

madebeus

good:fed.

share

harSowone

vestingwith

--

oforan

sowntilloth

-

fields,ing,er

--

weso

fruits

ofwouldthat,

thework

re

orwithjoic

-

chard,you;ing,

-

-

hayharoth

fromvesters

--

theing,may

-mownmill

know

fields,ingyou

-blosforand

somdai

praise

- andly

your

-wood.bread.care.

Words: Albert F. Bayly. © 1988 Oxford University Press. 5.5.5.4.D. Music: Traditional Gaelic melody. BUNESSAN

ThisThis

isis

mymy

FaFa

ther'sther's

--

world,world:

andO

tolet

myus

lisnot

t'ningfor

--

earsget

allthat

nathough

turethe

- singswrong

andis

roundgreat

meand

ringsstrong,

theGod

muis

sicthe

- ofrul

theer-

spheres.yet.

ThisHe

istrusts

myus

Fawith

ther'shis

-

world;world,

Ito

restkeep

meit

inclean

theand

thoughtfair

ofall

B 33

rocksearth

andand

trees,trees,

ofall

skiesskies

andand

seasseas,

hisall

handcrea -

thetures

wonev

ders'ry

--

wrought.where.

- Words: Maltbie Davenport Babcock (1901), alt. St. 2 rev. Mary Babcock Crawford (1972). S.M.D. Music: Franklin L. Sheppard (1915). TERRA BEATA

God,

you

spin

the

whirl

ing

- plan

ets,

- fill

the

seas

and

spread

the plain,

mold

the

moun

tains,

- fash

ion

- blos

soms,

-

call

forth

sun

shine,

- wind,

and rain.

We,

cre

at

- ed

-

in

your im

age,

- would

a true

re

flec

- tion

- be

of

your

jus

tice,

- grace,

and

mer

cy,

-

and

the

truth

that

makes

us free.

Words: Jane Parker Huber. © 1987. 8.7.8.7.D. Music: Ludwig van Beethoven (1824). HYMN TO JOY

B 34






Praise

God

for

the

har

vest

- of

al

loy

- and

ore,

by

min

ing

- and

drill

ing,

- on

land

and

off

shore:

- for

oil

and

for

i

ron,

- for

tin

plate

- and

coal,

praise

God,

who

in

love

has

pro

vid

- ed

- them

all.



Until he comes.


B 35

PraisePraise

GodGod

forfor

thethe

harhar

vestvest

--

ofof

scicon

enceflict

--

andand

skill;love,

thefor

urgelead

toers

-disand

covpeo

- er,ples

--

crewho

atestrug

- andgle

-fuland

fill:serve

- forto

allcon

newquer

-inop

venpres

--

tionssion,

--

thatearth's

promplen

isety

--

toin

gaincrease,

-a

and

fugath

tureer

--

moreGod's

hopehar

ful,vest

--

aof

worldjus

moretice

-huand

mane.peace.

-




In the name

of

Je

sus.

- A

men.


B 36

The Service for Holy Communion In Celebration of Jesus, the Good Shepherd





Ho

ly,

- ho

ly,

- ho

ly,

-

ho

ly

-

is

the

Lord.

Ho

ly,

- ho

ly,

- ho

-

ly,

ho

ly

- is

the

Lord.

Ho

ly

- is

the

Fa

ther,

-

Ho

ly

-

is

the

Son,

Ho

ly

- is

the

Spir

it:

-

bless

ed

- Three

in

- One.

-

Words: Traditional, based on Isaiah 6:3. 6.5.6.5.D. Music: Franz Schubert (c. 1826). HOLY IS THE LORD



B 37



Through

TheWhere

InYou

Though

Kingstreams

of

timespread

all

ofoften

ofaof

-

loveliv

fool

deathtamy

myingish

I'llblere

--

-

shepwaly

havein

main

-

-

herdterI

nomying

--

-

is,flow

strayed,

fear

sight,days

whosemystill

with

thethen

goodhapin

You,

breadguide

nesspy

true

dear

ofme,

--

keepssoullove

Lord,

lifeleave

GodGod

be

be

me

me

evleads

sought

side

stownev

-

-

3

-

--

er.now,me;

me;ing;

er,

Iandand

yourwith

Good

wantwheretold

rodprom

Shep

fortheme

andise

herd,

-

-

nothgreen

to

staffof

may

ing!estbe

mye

I

--

Ipasun

comter

sing

-

amtures

a

fortnal

your

--

--

-

God'sgrowfraid,

still,lightpraise

andwithand

yourmywith

Godfoodhome

crosscupin

-

iscea

beis

your

mineles

gain

foreo

house

--

-

fortialGod

toverfor

-

-

ev

flowev

guide

feedsbrought

-

--

er.now.me.

me.ing.er.

-

--

Words: Psalm 23:1-6. 8.7.8.7. Music: Henry W. Baker (1821-1877), alt. Traditional Irish melody. ST. COLUMBA

B 38

His

name

is Won

der- ful,

- his

name

is Won

der- ful,

-

his

name

is Won

der- ful,

- Je

sus,

- my

Lord;

he

is

the might

y- King,

Mas

ter

- of ev

'ry- thing,

-

his

name

is Won

der- ful,

- Je

sus,

- my

Lord.

He's

the

great

Shep

herd,

- the Rock

of

all

a

ges,

-

al

might

- y

- God

is

he;

bow

down

be

-

fore

him,

love

and

a dore

- him,

his

name

is

Won der- ful,

- Je

sus,

- my

Lord.

Words and Music: Audrey Mieir (1959). Irregular © 1959, renewed 1987 Manna Music, Inc. MIEIR

B 39

JeThrough

su,the

- joyway

whereof

ourhope

deis

sirguid

- ing,ing,

--

hohark,

lywhat

-

wispeace

dom,ful

--

lovemu

mostsic

-bright;rings;

drawnwhere

bythe

you,flock,

ourin

soulsyou

ascon

pirfid

--

inging,

--

soardrink

toof

unjoy

crefrom

- atdeath

-

edless

--

light.springs.

WordTheirs

ofis

God,beau

ourty's

-fleshfair

thatest

-fashplea

ioned,sure;

--

withtheirs

theis

firewis

ofdom's

-lifeho

imliest

-pastrea

- sioned,sure.

--

strivYou,

ingfor

--

stillev

toer,

-truthlead

unyour

known,own

-

soarin

ing,the

-

dylove

ingof

- roundjoys

yourun

throne.known.

-

Words: Martin Janus (1661). Tr. Robert Seymour Bridges, alt. 8.7.8.7.8.8.7.7. Music: Johann Schop (1642). JESU, JOY (WERDE MUNTER)




Silent Prayer

B 40





We

ShepHun

BeLord,

would

herdgry

knownsup

--

ofandnotto

with

souls,thirstliveusus

rey,byinin

-freshfaintbreadbreaklove

- andanda

ingdi

-

blessweak,lone,bread,vine;

-

-

asbutbut

your

your

youcho

bydobod

senwhenyournoty

-

-

pilherewordthenand

grimbeofde

your

- flocklow,

grace,part;

blood,

-

-

withourin

Savthat

mansouls

strengthior,liv

-

natheofa

ing

-

-

injoys

whichbidebread,

-

thecewe

withthat

-

willestravus,

heav'n

dertialel

andly

---

-

ness,seek,on

spreadwine,

- withthatto

yourbe

wafromourta

our

teryour

ableim

-

-

fromsorbidin

mor

-

-

therowsingourtal

--

-

rock.flow.place.heart.food.

Words: James Montgomery (1771-1854), alt. C.M. Music: John B. Dykes (1866). ST. AGNES

B 41

SavWeYouEar

ior,are

havely

-

-

likeyours;prom

let

ain

isedus

-

sheploveto

seek

beherd

reyour

-friendlead

ceivefa

--

us;us,us,vor;

-

muchbe

poorear

thewe

andly

-

needguard

sinlet

yourianfulus

--

tenof

thoughdo

derourwe

your

- care;way;be;

will;

inkeepyou

bless

youryourhaveed

-

pleasflock,merLord

antfromcyand

-

-

pas

toon

sin

detures

rely

-

-

--

feedfendlieveSav

us,us,us,ior,

-

forseekgracewith

ourusto

your

usewhen

cleanselove

yourweandour

foldsgo

pow'rspir

preatoits-

pare.stray.free.fill.

--

BlessBlessBlessBless

edededed

----

JeJeJeJe

sus,sus,sus,sus,

----

blessblessblessbless

edededed

----

JeJeJeJe

sus,sus,sus,sus,

----

youhearearyou

have

have

yourly-

boughtchillet

loved

us;drenusus,

-yourswhenturnlove

wewetous

are.pray.you.still.

BlessBlessBlessBless

edededed

----

JeJeJeJe

sus,sus,sus,sus,

----

blessblessblessbless

edededed

----

JeJeJeJe

sus,sus,sus,sus,

----

youhearearyou

haveyour

lyhave

-

boughtchillet

loved

us;drenusus,

-yourswhenturnlove

wewetous

are.pray.you.still.

Words: Dorothy Ann Thrupp’s Hymns for the Young (1836), alt. 8.7.8.7.4.7. Music: William B. Bradbury (1859). SHEPHERD

B 42

WelO

comeChrist,

- athe

church'smong

- your

flockHead

ofand

graceLord,

withyou

joyas

fula

- acShep

claherd

--

malead

-

us,tion,

- ouryour

Shepflock,

herdand

- whomrich

wely

-

nowwith

conyour

fess!word

- Come,and

safeed

crayour

- mentcon

- stillgre

- gafeed

-

tion.us.

- WeWhat

ownshall

thewe

docsay?

trineLost

- ofin

youra

crossmaze,

-toour

behearts

ourbow

soledown

founbe

--

dafore

tion;you;

- acfor

ceptnone

- fromsuf

evfi

-'ry

cient

-- -

onely

ofcan

uspraise,

thelove,

deephon

estor,

--

ador

ora

- radore

--

tion.you.

-

Reprinted from The Moravian Book of Worship. © 1995. PILGRIMAGE (L.M.D.)






B 43

JeTrust

Should

susingnot

--

makeshisI

mymildfor

heartstaffglad

realness-

joice,ways,leap,

--

I'mI

led

hisgoby

sheepinJe

andandsus

-

knowoutas

hisinhis

voice;

sheep?peace;

he'sheFor

awill

when

Shepfeedthese

herd,me

blessed

- kindwithdays

andtheare

gratreas

o

cious,urever

--

-

andofto

hishisthe

pasgracearms

turesinof

- arerichmy

deestdear

-li

measSav

- cious;ure;ior

---

conwhen

I

stanta

shall

- lovethirst

be

-toto

con

-

mehim

veyed

heIto

shows,cry,rest.

yea,livA

myingmen,

--

verwayea,

ytermy

--

namehe'lllot

hesupis

knows.ply.

blessed.

-

Words: Henriette Louise von Hayn (1776). Tr. Frederick W. Foster (1789), alt. 7.7.8.8.7.7. Trochaic Music: Herrnhut (c. 1740). C. Gregor Choralbuch (1784). HAYN


Until he comes.


B 44

NowThen

letgrant

usus

courfrom

thisage,

-taFa

blether

--

rise,God,

reto

-

newedchoose

ina

bodgain

-

y,the

- mind,pil

andgrim

-soul;way,

withand

Christhelp

weus

dieto

andac

livecept

-

awith

gain,joy

- histhe

selfchal

lesslenge

--

loveof

hasto

mademor

-us

row's

-whole.

day.

Words: Fred Kaan (1964). © 1968 by Hope Publishing Company. All rights reserved. 8.8.8.8.8.8. Music: Traditional English melody. © 1919 Stainer & Bell, Ltd. (Admin. by Hope Publishing Company). All rights reserved. SUSSEX CAROL



In the name

of

Je

sus.

- A

men.

-


B 45

The Service for Holy Communion In Celebration of Peace





OThen

dayshall

ofthe

peacewolf

thatdwell

dimwith

lythe

- shineslamb,

throughnor

allshall

ourthe

hopesfierce

andde

prayersvour

-andthe

dreams,small;

guidesas

usbeasts

toand

juscat

tice,tle

--

truth,calm

andly-

love,grace,

dea

livlit

- eredtle

--

fromchild

ourshall

selflead

ishthem

- schemes.all.

MayThen

swordsen

ofe-

-

hatemies

fallshall

fromlearn

ourto

hands,love,

ourall

heartscrea

turesfrom

-en

find

vytheir

- findtrue

reac

--

cord;lease,

tillthe

byhope

God'sof

gracepeace

ourshall

warbe

fulring-

-

filled,world

shallfor

seeall

Christ'sthe earth

prom

isedshall

- reignknow

ofthe

peace.Lord.

Words: Carl P. Daw, Jr. © 1982 Hope Publishing Company. L.M.D. Music: C. Hubert H. Parry (1848-1918). JERUSALEM



B 46



Make

me

a

chan

nel

- of

your

peace.

Where

there

is

ha

tred,

- let

me

bring

your

love.

Where

there

is

in

ju

- ry,

- your

par

don,

- Lord.

And

where

there's

doubt,

true

faith

in

you.

Make

me

a

chan

nel

- of

your

peace.

Where

there's

des

pair

- in

life,

let

me

bring

hope.

Where

there

is

dark

ness,

-

on

ly

- light,

and

where

there's

sad

ness

- ev

er

- joy.

Oh,

Mas

ter,

- grant

that

I

may

nev

er

- seek

so

B 47

much

to

be

con

soled

- as

to

con

sole.

-

To

be

un

der

- stood

-

as

to

un

der

- stand.

-

To

be

loved,

as

to

love,

with

all

my

soul.

Make

me

a

chan

nel

- of

your

peace.

It

is

in

par

don

- ing

- that

we

are

par

doned.

-

In

giv

ing

- of

our

selves

- that

we

re

ceive,

-

and

in

dy

ing

- that

we're

born

to e ter

- nal

- life.

Words and Music: Dedicated to Mrs. Frances Tracey. © 1967, OCP Publications, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR 97213. All rights reserved. Used with permission.

B 48

WhenFloods

As

willandwe

peoearthstrive

plequakes,

for

--

ceasedroughtpeace

theirandwith

fightfamvig

ing?ineor,

---

Whenplague

hop

willtheing-

arworld

to

mieswithbe

- wageawe

shown

nosomethe

-war,ill,

way,

nabutwe

are

tionsfar

- congreat

strength

quererened

---

notisin

theirwar'sthe

neighhor

knowl

bor,ror

edge

---

weapcaused

of

onsbya

- ihufu

dle,man,

ture,

---

usedstubper

nobornfect

--

more?will.day;

WhenBlestfor

arewe

willthoseknow

guns

andwho,that

bombsworkdeep

being,er,

--

siprayrich

lent?ing,er

---

Whenpur

peace

willposeis

-capin

ours

tivestheirwhen

-

beheartsChrist

settoshall

free?be

reign:

Allin

then

crestruwill

-a

mentsall

--

tionofour

-

peace,groans

swords

incombe

longmit

plow

-ingted

shares

---

forto

and

thetheGod's

world'sna

chil

truetion'sdren

--

libharfree

ermo

from

--

ty.ny.

pain.

--

Words: Constance Cherry (1953- ). © 1990 Hope Publishing Company. 8.7.8.7.D. Music: Leavitt’s The Christian Lyre (1830). PLEADING SAVIOR

B 49

ThroughThough

We

theweex

lovepasspect

-

ofthrough

a

Godtrib

bright

ouruto

-Savla

mor

--

ior,tion,row,

---

allallall

willwillwill

bebebe

well;well;well;

freeoursfaith

andis

can

changesuchsing

lessa

through

- isfulldays

hissalof

favasor

-vor,tion,row,

---

all,all,all,

allallall

isisis

well;well;well;

prehapon

ciouspy,our

--

isstillFa

thein

ther's

-

bloodGodlove

thatconre

healedfidly

--

us,ing,ing,

--

perfruitJe

fectful,sus

---

isifev

thein'ry

-

graceChristneed

thata

sup

sealedbidply

--

us,ing,ing,

--

stronghoor

thelyin

-hand

throughliv

stretchedtheing

-

outSpiror

toit'sin

-shieldguiddy

us,ing,ing,

--

allallall

mustmustmust

bebebe

well.well.well.

Words: Mary Peters (1847). 8.4.8.4.8.8.8.4. Music: Traditional Welsh melody (c. 1784). AR HYD Y NOS




Silent Prayer



B 50



“Blest Are They” Music: David Haas (b. 1957) Words: David Haas (b. 1957) Arr. David Haas and Michael Joncas (b. 1951) BLEST ARE THEY

Blest

are

they,

the

poor

in

spir

it;

- theirs

is

the

king

dom

- of

God.

Blest

are

they

full

of

sor

row;

- they

shall

be

con

soled.

-

Re

joice

-

and

be

glad!

Bless

ed

- are

you,

ho

ly

- are

you.

Re

joice

-

and

be

glad!

Yours

is

the

king

dom

- of

God!

B 51

Blest

are

they,

the

low

ly

- ones;

they

shall

in

-

her

it

- the

earth.

Blest

are

they

who

hun

ger

- and

thirst;

they

shall

have

their

fill.

Re

joice

-

and

be

glad!

Bless

ed

- are

you,

ho

ly

- are

you.

Re

joice

-

and

be

glad!

Yours

is

the

king

dom

- of

God!

Blest

are

they

who

show

mer

cy;

- mer

cy

-

shall

be

theirs.

Blest

are

they,

the

pure

of

heart,

they

shall

see

God!

B 52

Re

joice

-

and

be

glad!

Bless

ed

- are

you,

ho

ly

- are

you.

Re

joice

-

and

be

glad!

Yours

is

the

king

dom

- of

God!

Blest

are

they

who

seek

peace;

they

are

the

chil

dren

- of

God.

Blest

are

they

who

suf

fer

- in

faith;

the

glo

ry

- of

God

is

theirs.

Re

joice

-

and

be

glad!

Bless

ed

- are

you,

ho

ly

- are

you.

Re

joice

-

and

be

B 53

glad!

Yours

is

the

king

dom

- of

God!

Blest

are

you

who

suf

fer

- hate,

all

be

-

cause

of

me.

Re

joice,

- be

glad,

yours

is

the

king

dom:

- shine

for

all

to

see.

Re

joice

-

and

be

glad!

Bless

ed

- are

you,

ho

ly

- are

you.

Re

joice

-

and

be

glad!

Yours

is

the

king

dom

- of

God!


B 54

Je su,

-

Je su,

-

fill us

with your love,

show

us how to serve

the neigh

bors- we have

from you.

KneelsNeighTheseLov

Kneel

atborsareingat

-

-

thearetheputsthe

feetrich

onesus

feet

of

weonof

hisand

shouldourour

friends,poor,serve,knees,

friends,

sivar

theseserv

si

lent

areinglent

ied--

--

ly

theasly

in-

-

wash

onesthoughwash

col

es

weweing

or-

-

-their

shouldare

their

andfeet,

love,slaves,feet,

race,

Masneigh

allthisthis

terborsthese

isis

--

whoarearethethe

actsnear

neighwayway

as

borswewe

-

aandto

shouldshould

slavefaruslivelive

toa

andwithwith

them.way.you.you.you.

-

Words: Tom Colvin (1963). Irregular Music: Ghana folk song. Adapt. Tom Colvin (1963). Arr. Charles H. Webb (1988). © 1969 Hope Publishing Company. CHEREPONI

B 55

WhereIn

TheO

Till

crosshaunts

cupMasall

theofofter,the

-

crowdwretch

wafromworld

ededterthe

shall

--

-

waysness

givmounlearn

-en

-

ofandfortainyour

-

life,need,youside,love

whereon

stillmakeand

soundshadholdshastefol

theowedtheto

low

-

-

cries

freshheal

where

thresh

of

nesstheseyour

olds

--

racedarkofheartsfeet

andwithyour

ofhave

clan,fears,grace;pain;trod:

afromyeta

till

-

-

bovepathslongmongglo

thewherethesetheserious

-

noisehidemulrestfrom

oftheti

lessyour

--

selflurestudes

throngsheav'n

-

ishoftoaa

- strifegreedview

bide,bove

--

wewetheO

shall

hearcatchstrongtreadcome

yourthecomthethe

voice,vipascitcit

-

Osionsiony'sy

----

Sonofofstreetsof

ofyouryour

aour

Man!tears.face.gain.God.

-

Words: Frank Mason North (1903). L.M. Music: William Gardiner’s Sacred Melodies (1815). GERMANY






B 56

Sure

ly

- the pres

ence

- of the Lord

is in

this place,

I can

feel

his might

y- pow

er

- and his grace,

I can

hear

the brush

of an

gel's- wings,

I see glo

ry- on

each face;

sure

ly

- the pres

ence

- of the Lord

is in

this place.

Words and Music: Lanny Wolfe. © 1977, Lanny Wolfe Music / ASCAP. All rights reserved. Admin. by Integrated Copyright Group, Inc. Used by permission.


Until he comes.


InIn

ChristChrist

thereshall

istrue

nohearts

eastev

or'ry

-west,

where

-in

their

himhigh

nocom

southmun

-orion

-north,find;

buthis

oneser

greatvice

-felis

lowthe

- -

shipgold

ofen

-lovecord

throughclose

outbind

- theing

-whole

hu

wideman

-earth.kind.

- Words: John Oxenham (1908), alt. C.M. Music: Alexander Robert Reinagle (1836). ST. PETER

B 57



In the name

of

Je

sus.

- A

men.


B 58

The Service for Holy Communion In Celebration of Praising God through Song





OneJoin

wethe

allname

within

whichone

acwe

cord;pray,

- praiseone

weour

allSav

ourior

-

comday

monby

- Lord;day;

forwith

weone

allcup

haveand

withheard

onehis

voice,bread

allthus

haveone

covmade

'nanthis

-willway

ourwe

choice.tread.

JoinOne

wein

withspir

theit,

-saintsone

ofin

old,life,

noone

morea

strangmid

-ers

earth's

-

infre

thequent

-fold,strife,

oneone

thein

Shepfaith

herdand

- whoone

usin

sought,love,

oneone

thein

flockhope

hisof

bloodheav'n

hasa

bought.bove.

- Words: Matthew of Kunwald (1457) or Gabriel Komarovsky (1467). Tr. Michael Weisse (1531). Moravian tr. (1904). 7.7.7.7.D. Trochaic Music: Jon Roh (1544), alt. GAUDEAMUS PARITER

B 59





WithUp

With

inon

clash

--

histheing

-

temram'scym

ple,horn,bals,

-

-

givegivegive

GodGodGod

praise;praise;praise;

inwithwith

heav'nlyrecym

aandbals

-

boveharp,loud,

- givegivegive


forwithlet

alldance

all

hisandthat

greattimhas

ness,brel,

breath

--

givegivegive

GodGodGod


forwithpraise

stringsto

might

yandthe

- acts,pipe,Lord,

givegiveall

praise.praise.praise.

Words: Metrical psalm setting by Christopher L. Webber. C.M. A New Metrical Psalter published by The Church Pension Fund. © 1986. Music: Arr. from Carl G. Gläser (1828) by Lowell Mason (1839). AZMON

PraiseAll

May

andpeowe

thanksple,go

-givjoinout

- ingus

from

- letandhere

evsingshar

'ryouting

-

-

oneGod'sGod's

- bringpraise.love.

unFor

Help

toallus

- ourhisin

Fablesscom

theringsing

---

foryourdays

evhapour

'rypy

faith

--

goodsongs

to

thing.raise.prove.

All

to

geth

- er,

- joy

ful

- ly

- sing.

Words: St. 1 Alsatian. Tr. Edith Lowell Thomas (1950). St. 2, 3 Maria J. Post (1974). St. 2, 3 © 1987 by CRC Publications. 10.10.8. Music: Alsatian round. LOBET UND PREISET

B 60

WhenHowSo

AndLet

inof

hasdidev

ourten,thenot'ry

-

-

mumak

church,Jein

sicinginsusstru

--

--

Godmulit

singment

-

issic,urabe

--

glowegy

psalmtuned

-

rihaveandthatfor

- fied,foundsong,nightpraise!

-

andain

whenLet

adnewfaith

utall

odi

andmost

re

-

-

ramenlove,

ejoice

--

-

tionsion

throughvil

who

--

-

leavesin

censtrovehave

nothetuaa

-

roomworldries

gainstvoice

--

forofoftheto

pride,sound,

wrong,Light?

raise!

itas

borneThenAnd

isworwitlet

may

asshipnessus

God

--

thoughmoved

tosing,give

theustheforus

wholeto

truthwhomfaith

creainheto

-

amore

evwonsing

tionpro'rytheal

-

-

criedfoundtongue,fight:ways

-

-

alalalalal

lelelelele

-----

lululululu

-----

ia!

ia!ia!

ia!ia!

-----

Words: Fred Pratt Green (1972). © 1972 Hope Publishing Company. All rights reserved. Used with permission. 10.10.10.4. Music: Charles Villiers Stanford (1904). ENGELBERG




Silent Prayer


B 61




SingWith

InFor

praisetimglothis

tobrelryis

--

theandex

God's

Lord;harpult,

word:

-

come,andyouhis

singjoy

saintssaints

afulof

shall

-newacthenot

song.claim,Lord.fail,

-A

withWithbut

-

middancsongs

o

allinginver

-

-

hisandthethe

saintssongnightearth

hisgivehightheir

praispraisepraispow'r

estoesshall

-

-

prohisrepre

long.name.cord.vail.

-

--

TheForGoAll

praiseGodforthking

ofinin

doms

-

theirhishisand

Makpeoserna

erplevice,tions

----

hishisbe

shall

peopleasstrongyield

pleureinto

--

shallwillhis

their

sing,seek;

mightsword

andwithto

thus

chilrobesconGod

drenof

quershows

-

-

ofsalallhis

Zivae

glo

-on

tionvilry;

----

rea

andsing

joicedornstandpraise

--

iningforto

-theirthethethe

King.meek.right.Lord!

Words: Psalm 149. Psalter (1912), alt. 10.10.11.11. Music: William Croft (1708). HANOVER

B 62

SingNowSingJoin

atoa

with

newthenewthe

songendssonghills

toof

andand

thetherethe

Lord,earthjoice,sea

-

heseepubthun

tohislishders

--

whomsalhisof

wonva

praispraise

- tionesto

ders---

beisa

pro

-

--

long!

broad!long!

shown;

ReandLetin

joicestillvoicjudg

-

inhees

ment--

hisrein

and

trimemchojus

-umphbersrus,tice

----

andhis

withhe

tellmertrumcomes

ofcypetto

--

hisandandthe

pow'r.truth,horn,earth.

OunreO

singchang

soundsing

--

-toingforto

theinthethe

LordlovejoyLord

atoofa

newhisthenew

song!own.Lord!song!

Words: Timothy Dudley-Smith (b. 1926). Based on Psalm 98. 7.7.6.5.8. Music: David G. Wilson (b. 1940). Words and Music © 1973 by Hope Publishing Company. All rights reserved. Used by permission. CANTATE DOMINO

B 63

HalHeThe

lecountsLord

- luthe

casts

- jah!numall

- Howberthe

-good

ofwick

ittheed

-

isstars,down,

toeachlifts

praiseoneup

ouris

the

Godin

low

inhisly

-

songs,sight;poor;

agreatmake

pleasis

mu

antoursic

-

-

thingLord

to

toandhim

honstrong

on

orinthe

- himpow'r,harp

tohisand

whomwis

praise

ourdomhim

-praise

inev

befier

--

longs.nite.

more.

---

Words: Metrical psalm setting by Christopher L. Webber. A New Metrical Psalter published by The Church Pension Fund. © 1986. C.M. Music: Alexander Robert Reinagle (1836). ST. PETER






B 64

SingDeLet

heav'ns

toclare

-thehisre

Lordglo

joice,

-

newrylet

-

songsfaro

ofandceans

-

praise,wide,roar,

lethislet

allwonearth

thedrous

be

-earthactsglad,

singand

fields

toho

filled

thely

with

-Lord;law;

mirth;

singforlet

toheall

theis

the

Lordgreat,for

andandests

-

blesstoshout

hisbewith

name,praised

joy

promorewhen

claimthanGod

- goodall

shall

newsgods,come

withandto

oneheldjudge

acinthe

cord.awe.earth.

-

Words: Metrical psalm setting by Christopher L. Webber. A New Metrical Psalter published by The Church Pension Fund. © 1986. L.M. Music: John Hatton (c. 1790). DUKE STREET


Until he comes.


B 65

Gath

er- to geth

- er,

- sing

as

one,

rais

ing

- up

a

joy

ful

- song

high

and loud,

in

to

- the

air,

broad

cast

- prais

es

- ev

'ry

- where.

- Deep

in our heart

we

tend

the

flame,

and

as your ser

vant

- we

re

main.

-

By

this, we will

our

voice

u

nite,

-

bring

ing

- glo

ry

- day

and

night.

Words and Music: Beth E. Hanson (1988, rev. 1991). 8.7.8.7.8.8.8.7. © Beth E. Hanson. Used with permission. SARATOGA



In the name

of

Je

sus.

- A

men.


B 66

The Service for Holy Communion In Celebration of John Hus





ByFor

allHus

yourthe

saintsfear

stillless

-strivmar

ing,tyr

--

forwe

giveall

youyour

saintsthanks

atand

praise,rest,

whoseyour

hobright

lyand

- name,pure

exO

Jeam

-sus,ple

-- still

for

evshines

erin

-thesemore

- beour

blessed.days.

YouMay

rose,we

ourwith

kingded

vici

-toca

--

tionrious

--

thatso

theypreach

mightand

wearlive

theyour

crownlove

andthat

evall

ermay

- shinehear

inyour

splenwit

dorness

--

reand

flectstrive

- edfor

- inheav'n

youra

crown.bove.

- Words: Jerry D. Godwin (b. 1944), based on Horatio Nelson (1823-1913). © 1985 The Church Pension Fund. St. 2a, C. Daniel Crews (1993). Used with permission. 7.6.7.6.D. Iambic Music: Melchior Teschner (1615); C. Gregor Choralbuch (1784). ST. THEODULPH

B 67





LordO

No

Christthatmere

bread,

Jebread

sus,ofbut

- ouryours,me

salhowdi

-

vahoa

-

-

tion,ly,tor

--

-

evwhich,God

'ryChrist

and

- sinJe

man,

ner'ssus,our

--

vinyoulib

diareer

-

-

casolea

-

-

tion,ly!tor

--

- -

gaveBread,while

usa

on

breadfoodcross

inso

you

hisel

hung

ree

sus

-memmenpend

---

taled

brance

---

asyettill

asu

your

sacpreme

life

-rilyin

--

-

ficesac

flesh

inra

had

-semmenend

-

blance.tal.ed.

- -- -- -

Words: Jan Hus (c. 1410). Tr. Dirk French (1993). Used with permission. 8.8.8.8. Trochaic Music: 15th century plainsong. Setting by Dirk French (1993). JESUS CHRISTUS, UNSER HEILAND

B 68

GodGodGodGod

rererere

newvi

vivefresh

--

--

ustaleachyour

- -byizecon

whole

yourourgrecre

-

Spirmisgaa

--

it!sion!tion!tion!

---

-

ComeBless

BeTime

inyourourless

-

glad

cenis

church

ness,fromtersal

-

-

heartspoleandva

-

toour

tion's

con

-

pole!goal!role!

sole!

- GrantMayHelpGrant

usus

uswe

joyojoinbound

soverin

less

-

-

-

wecome

adcel

maydioe

--

sharevirabra

---

it!sion!tion!tion!

---

O!O!O!

God,

ReReRere

storestorestorestore

----

us;us;us;us;

makemakemakemake

usususus

whole!whole!whole!whole!

Words: John A. Dalles (1992). © 1992 by John A. Dalles. Used with permission. 8.7.8.7. Music: Southern Harmony, 1835. ARISE

God's

Word

is

our great

her i

- tage

- and

shall

be

ours

for

ev-

er;

- to

spread

its

light from

age to

age

shall

be

our

chief

en

deav-

or.

- Through

life

it

guides

our

way;

in

death

it

is

our

stay.

Lord,

grant

while

time

shall

B 69

last

your

Church

may

hold

it

fast

through

-

out

all

gen

er

- a-

tions.

- Words: Nikolai F. S. Grundtvig (1783-1872). Tr. Ole G. Belsheim (1861-1925), alt. 8.7.8.7.6.6.6.6.7. Music: Martin Luther (1483-1546). EIN FESTE BURG




Silent Prayer





B 70

ThisO

Bread

iswhatand

giftwonwine

ofderscon

-sweetyouvey

-

esthaveyour

- sarenpres

vor,deredence

---

feastwho,as

beOa

stowedChrist,mys

- byyourter

-

heavselfy

--

en'shave

in

- fatenes

vor,deredsence.

--

-

throughmir

Yours

yourbe

a

-

praise

clesym

- and

andbols

-adof

meal

inreo

-

undeemra

--

ion,ing,tion

--

-

wonwineun

drousandto

-

-bread

ev

grace

ofin'ry

-

ourlikegen

comnesser

--

munseema

-

-

ion.ing.tion.

- -- -

- - Words: Jan Hus (c. 1410). Tr. Dirk French (1993). Used with permission. 8.8.8.8. Trochaic Music: 15th century plainsong. Setting by Dirk French (1993). JESUS CHRISTUS, UNSER HEILAND

HowButWeIn

clearif,

markwhat

isfor

youryou

ourgetsaints,give

-voful,howus,

-cawe

theyLord,

- tion,should

beto

- Lord,find

camedo,

-

whenyour

into

-

onceyokehingeth

weis

drancer

--

heedhardesor

-

yourto

morea

call:bear,sure,lone,

-

toif

whosein

liveworld

joyold

aclyfulrou

--

cordpresvir

tines

-

-

ingsurestuesor

---

B 71

tofrayputven

yourtheto

tures

-

word,mindshamenew,

andandthemay

dailovecaswe

not

lyit

ual

-

-

learn,selfway

cease

-re

canweto

freshed,not

wearlook

--

reunyourto

stored,windname,you

--

thatitsandthe

youtanby

cross

aregledouryou

-Lordskeinfaultshung

ofofobup

allcare:scure

on

--

andouryourall

willin

pow'ryou

notward

toen

-letlife

cleansedeav

-

usre

andored-

fall.pair.cure.done.

-

Words: Fred Pratt Green (1981). © 1982 by Hope Publishing Company. 8.6.8.8.6.6. All rights reserved. Used by permission. Music: C. Hubert H. Parry (1888). REPTON

Lord,May

wewe

hearhear

yourwith

Wordun

withder-

gladstand

-- ness:

ing,

-youby

haveyour

spoSpir

kenit

--

wetaught

reand

joice:led;

- wordsmay

ofthe

lovesprings

andof

lifeall

andour

freebe

doming

--

helpby

usyour

makeLiv

theiring

-truth

Wordourbe

choice!fed;

Nowmay

inour

hohearts

lyac

- celcept- with

e- brameek

- tionness

--

forall

yourthe

Wordgrace

weyour

worlight

shipmakes

-

you;known;

spomay

ken,o

- writbe

-ten,

dience

--

knownmark

inour

Jefoot

sus,steps

--

ourstill

towe

daymake

- toeach

proveword

aour

new.own!

-

Words: Margaret Clarkson (1915-). © 1987 Hope Publishing Company. 8.7.8.7.D. Music: The Sacred Harp (1844). BEACH SPRING

B 72






One

bread

is ours

for

shar

ing,

- one

sin

gle

- fruit

ful

-

vine,

our

fel

low- ship

- de

clar

- ing

- re

-

newed

in

bread

and

wine:

re

newed,

- sus tained,

- and

giv

en

- by

to

ken,

- sign, and

word,

the

pledge

and seal

of

heav

en,

- the

love

of

Christ

our

Lord.

Words: Timothy Dudley-Smith (1926-). © 1984 Hope Publishing Company. 7.6.7.6.D. Music: Johann Steurlein (1546-1613). WIE LIEBLICH IST DER MAIEN


Until he comes.

B 73


Wor

ship

- God

for

saints

be fore

- us;

all

who

gave

our

church

its

birth.

They

were

shield

ed

- by

God's pow

er

-

gold

has

nev

er- known

such

worth!

As

we now

by

faith

move for

ward,

- praise

the

Lord

of

heav'n

and

earth.

Words: Rusty Edwards (1990). © 1990 Hope Publishing Company. 8.7.8.7.8.7. Music: Henry Thomas Smart (1867). REGENT SQUARE



In the name

of

Je

sus.

- A

men.

-


B 74

The Service for Holy Communion In Celebration of Jesus, the Lamb of God





O

Lamb

of

God,

Lord

Je

sus

- Christ,

whom

God

the

Fa

ther

- gave

us,

who

for

the

world

was

sac

ri

- -

ficed

up

on

- the

cross

to

save

us,

at

God's

right

hand

you

in

ter

- cede

- for

those

who

for

your

mer

cy

-

plead;

re

ceive

- the

prayer

we

of

er.

-

Words: Latin (4th C.); versified Nicolaus Decius (1525). Tr. F. Bland Tucker (1977), alt. 8.7.8.7.8.8.7. Iambic Music: Attributed to Nicolaus Decius (1539). ALLEIN GOTT



B 75



YourYour

I

ongiftwas

lyofso

- Son,love,lost,

nothey

I

sincru

should

toci

have-

hide,fied,died,

-buttheybut

youlaughed

you

haveandhave

sentscornedbrought

himhimme

fromasto

yourhe

your

side,died,side,

totheto

walkhumbe

upbleled

-on

Kingby

- thistheyyour

guiltnamedstaff

ya

and

-

sod,fraudrod,

andandand

tosacto

beribe

-comeficedcalled

--

thethea

LambLamblamb

ofofof

God.God.God.

OO

OLambLamb

Lamb

ofof

of

God,

sweet Lamb

of God,

I love

the ho

ly- Lamb

of

God!

O wash

me in

his pre

cious- blood

my Je

sus-

Christ, the Lamb

of

God.

Words and Music: Twila Paris (1958 - ). L. M. Ref. Words and Music © 1985 Straight Way Music/Mountain Spring Music. (Admin. EMI Christian Music Publishing). LAMB OF GOD

B 76

Christ,YouLord,

thehavefor

lifesufall

offeredthat

-all

greatbought

theaf

our

livflicpar

-ing,tiondon,

---

Christ,andfor

thehavethe

deathborne

sor

ofit

rows

-

death,pa

deep

ourtientand

-foe,ly,

sore,

-Christ,

efor

forventhe

-us

deathan

yourby

guish

-

selfcruin

- onceci

the

-givfixgar

-ingion:den,

---

toourwe

thea

will

darktonethank

-est

mentyou

--

depthsfullev

ofander

-

woe:free.

more,

-

throughLord,thank

youryouyou

sufchose

for

f'ring,tothe

-

death,be

groan

andtoring,

-

mermentsigh

-it,eding,

---

lifethatfor

eourthe

terdoom

vic

- nalshould

t'ry

-

-

webeof

inpre

your

herventdy

--

it;ed;ing,

--

-

thouthoufor

sand,sand,that

--

thouthoulast

sandsandtri

--

thanksthanks

um

-

areare

phant

-

due,due,cry,

deardear

praise

estestyou

--

JeJeev

sus,sus,er

---

unun

more

-

totoon

--

you.you.high.

Words: Ernst Christoph Homburg (1659). Tr. Catherine Winkworth (1863), alt. 8.7.8.7.8.8.7.7. Trochaic Music: Christoph Anton (c. 1642). C. Gregor Choralbuch (1784). ZURICH

B 77

AndWhen

whenChrist

Ishall

thinkcome

thatwith

God,shout

hisof

Sonac

notcla-

-

sparma

ing,tion

--

sentand

himtake

tome

die,home,

Iwhat

scarcejoy

canshall

takefill

itmy

in,heart!

thatThen

onI

theshall

cross,bow

myin

burhum

denble

--

gladad

lyo

--

-

bearra

ing,tion,

--

heand

bledthere

andpro

diedclaim,

-to

mytakeGod,

ahow

waygreat

- mythou

sin.art.

Then sings

my soul,

my Sav

ior- God,

to

thee;

how great

thou art,

how great

thou

art!

Then sings

my soul,

my Sav

ior- God,

to

thee:

how great

thou art,

how great

thou art!

Words: Stuart K. Hine (1949). 11.10.11.10. with Refrain Music: Stuart K. Hine (1949). O STORE GUD Words and music © 1953 by S. K. Hine. Assigned to Manna Music, Inc. Renewed 1981 by Manna Music, Inc. 3255 Brooten Road, Pacific City, OR 97135. International copyright secured. All rights reserved. Used by permission.

B 78




Silent Prayer





I

danced

in the morn

ing- when

the world

was be gun,

- and I

danced

in the moon

and the stars

and

the sun,

and I

came

from

heav en- and

I danced

on the earth;

at

Beth

le

- hem

- I

had

my

birth.

Dance,

then,

wher ev

- er- you

may be;

I

am the Lord

of the dance,

said

he,

and I'll lead

you

all,

wher

-

B 79

ev er- you

may be,

and I'll lead

you

all

in the dance

said

he.

I

danced

on the Sab

bath- and

I cured

the

lame;

the

ho

ly

- peo

ple- said

it was

a shame;

they

whipped

and they stripped

and

they hung

me

high,

and

left

me

there

on a cross

to

die.

Dance,

then,

wher

-

ev er- you

may be;

I

am the Lord

of the dance,

said

he,

and I'll

lead

you

all,

wher ev

- er- you

may be,

and I'll

lead

you

all

in the dance

said

he.

I

danced

on a Fri

day- when

the sky

turned

black;

it's

hard

to

dance

with the dev

il- on

your back;

they

bur

ied- my bo

dy- and

they thought

I'd

gone,

but

B 80

I

am the dance,

and I still

go

on.

Dance,

then,

wher

-

ev er- you

may be;

I

am the Lord

of the

dance,

said

he,

and I'll lead

you

all,

wher

-

ev er- you

may be,

and I'll lead

you

all

in the dance

said

he.

Words: Sydney Carter (1963). Irregular Music: Shaker melody (adapt.). LORD OF THE DANCE Words copyright © 1963 Stainer & Bell. Used by permission of Hope Publishing Company.

ThereWeHe

ismaydied

anotthat

greenknow,

we

hillwe

might

farcanbe

anotfor

-way,tell

giv'n;

-

-

outwhat

he

-

sidepainsdied

aheto

cithad

make

ytous

- wall,bear;good,

wherebutthat

thewewe

dearbe

might

Lordlievego

-was

itat

cruwaslast

ciforto

- fied,us

heav'n,

- whohe

saved

diedhung

by

toandhis

savesufpre

usferedcious

--

all.there.blood.

Words: Cecil Frances Alexander (1848), alt. C.M. Music: Albert L. Peace (1885). GREEN HILL

B 81

AndHe

canleft

ithis

beFa

thatther's

-Ithrone

shoulda

gainbove

-

anso

infree,

t'restso

-

inin

thefi

-

Savnite

-ior'shis

- blood.grace

Diedemp

hetied

-forhim

me,self

-

whoof

causedall

hisbut

painlove,

forand

me,bled

whofor

causedAd

hisam's

-bit

help

terless

--

death?race!

AWhat

mazmer

- ingcy

--

love!this,

Howim

canmense

-

itand

befree,

thatfor,

you,O

mymy

Lord,God,

shouldit

diefound

forout

me?me!

AWhat

mazmer

- ingcy

--

love!this,

Howim

canmense

-it

and

befree,

thatfor,

you,O

mymy

Lord,God,

shouldit

diefound

forout

me?me!

Words: Charles Wesley (1738), alt. 8.8.8.8.8.8. Music: Thomas Campbell (1825). SAGINA



B 82




AtHum

thebled

-name

for

ofa

Jesea

susson,

--

evto

r'yre

--

kneeceive

shalla

bow,name

evfrom

r'ythe

- tonguelips

conof

fesssin

--

himners

Kingun

ofto

-glo

whom

ryhe

- now;came;

'tisfaith

theful

- -

Faly

ther'she

- pleasbore

ureit

- wespot

shouldless

-callto

himthe

Lord,last,

whobrought

fromit

theback

bevic

ginto

--

ningrious

--

waswhen

thefrom

mightdeath

yhe

- Word.passed.

Words: Caroline M. Noel (1870), alt. 6.5.6.5.D. Music: Franz Schubert (c. 1826). HOLY IS THE LORD


Until he comes.

B 83


Lamb

of

God,

you

shall

re

main

- for

ev

- er

-

of

our

songs

the

on

ly

- theme;

for

your

bound

less

-

love,

your

grace

and

fa

vor,

- we

will

praise

your

sav

ing

- name;

that

for

our

trans

gres

- sions

- you

were

wound

ed

- shall

by

us

in

no

bler

- strains

be

sound

ed,

- when

we,

per

fect

- ed

- in

love,

once

shall

join

the

church

a

bove.

-

Words: Christian Renatus von Zinzendorf (1749). 10.7.10.7.10.10.7.7. Trochaic Tr. John Swertner (1778), alt. Music: Herrnhut (c. 1735); C. Gregor Choralbuch (1784). COVENANT



In the name

of

Je

sus.

- A

men.

-


B 84

The Service for Holy Communion In Celebration of Christian Unity and Purpose





We

meet

as friends

at

ta

ble,

- to

lis ten

- and

be

heard,

u

nit

- ed- by

the

Spir

it,

- at

-

ten tive

- to

the

Word.

Through prayer

and

con

ver

- -

sa

tion

- we tune

our

var

ied

- views

to

Christ,

whose love

has

made

us

the

bear ers

- of

good

news.

Words: Brian Wren (1936- ). 7.6.7.6.D. Music: Gesangbuch der H. W. K. Hofkapelle, 1784. ELLACOMBE




B 85


SumBringDraw

monedtheto

- byhopesgeth

-

theofer

-ev

God

at

whoeryone

-made

nata

ustion;ble

--

richbring

all

inthethe

ourarthu

diof

man

-

verev

fam

- siery

i

---

ty,race.ly;

-

-

gathWeaveshape

eredaa

- insongcir

theofcle

-peacename

ev

ofander

-

Jejuswid

sus,tice;er

---

richletand

erita

-sound

still

peo

in

plethrough

-

u

evtime

ni

erand

-

-

ty:

free.space.

-Let

us

bring

the

gifts

that

dif

fer

- and,

in

splen

did,

- var

ied

- ways,

sing

a

new

church

in

to

-

be

ing,

- one

in

faith

and

love

and

praise.

Words: Delores Dufner, O.S.B. (20th c.). © 1993 Delores Dufner. 8.7.8.7.D. Admin. by OCP Publications. Reprinted under OneLicense.net License No. A-712922. Music: John Wyeth’s Repository of Sacred Music, 1813. NETTLETON

B 86

GodHereSpirLet

ofinitus

-

allthiswhonot

time,place,draws

die

allwhere

ourfrom

othsea

fragpov

erssons

ileer

--

--

ofhave

tyselves

-toof

ourbeen

buildgethcar

liv

-

ing,ing,er,

ing,

--

-

-

sourcewe

Spirlet

ofcome

itus

-

ourto

whonot

spark,claimturnsstarve,

prothea

where

tecleg

stranglove

- toraeris

---

ofcytoto

-ourofa

be

flame,faith,

friend,shared.

blaztakebe

Come,

inginat

break

- beourthisus

foreturntao

- ourtheblepen

--

birth,tell

whereto

beingwere

-yond

ofgreetceive

-

-

our

eachyour

your

dystoothheal

ing,ry,er,

ing;

----

Godand,be

your

ofthough

inbro

all

theken

we

-

time,trempeacebod

weble,wey

-

-

come

passbe

speak

to

fromour

your

singhope,handwine

youryour

toand

name.truth.hand.bread.

Words: Shirley Erena Murray (1931- ). © 1992 Hope Publishing Company. 11.10.11.10 Music: Joseph Barnby (1889), alt. O PERFECT LOVE

HelpTeachLetLord,

usus,

yourfor

acOacto

ceptLord,ceptday's

-

--

each

en

yourance

-

othles

counchange

-

ersons,us,

ters

--

-

asasso

with

Christin

thatall

acourwewho

ceptdai

mayare

- edlybein

--

us;life

movedneed,

teachweinwe

usstruglivhun

asgleingger

---

sistositfor

ter,beuac

-

-

brothhua

cep

--

er,mantionstance,

----

eachandtofor

B 87

persearch

doright

sonfortheeous

-

-

tohopetruthness

-

emandin

and

brace.faith.love;

bread,

- BeTeach

towe

presus

pracneed

ent,to

ticenew

-

-

Lord,careyoureyes

aforacfor

-

-

mongpeoceptsee

ing,anceple,us

--- new

andforun

hands

all,bring

til

- we

usnot

for

tojust

holdknow

befor

ingby

-

lievesome,hearton:

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arelove

tanew

-

our

bleus

them

-with

asof

selves

-wefor

your

ac

-

-

ceptfindgiveSpir

ed,them,ness,

it;

-

--

andor

andLord,

meantas

laughfree

totheyter'sus,

-

lovemayhealmake

andbeingus

-

live.come.

art.one!

-

Words: Fred Kaan (1929- ). © 1975 Hope Publishing Company. 7.6.7.6.D. Music: Neuvermehrtes Gesangbuch, Meiningen (1693), alt. MUNICH




Silent Prayer




B 88


WeWeWe

Now

allallalllet

arearebeus

onecalledholdbe

-

inforoneu

misservvinit

-

sion,ice

sion,ed

--

--

wetoa

and

allwit

starklet

arenessre

our

-oneinal

song

-

inGod's

ibe

- -

call,name.

ty:heard.

ourOurthe

Now

varminaulet

iedis

thorus

--

-

giftstriesofbe

-uaresala

nitdifvaves

-

-

edferent,tionsel

----

byourwasfor

Christ,pur

nailedGod's

theposeupre

-Lordisondeem

--

ofthea

ing

-

all.same:tree.

Word.

Ato

YetWe

sintouch

resall

gle,theurare

-

-

greatlivesrecone

-

comoftedin

-

-

misothJusmis

- sionersticesion,

---

comby

giveswe

pelsGod'sriseall

- ussurthatare

fromprisweone

-a

ingmayin

-bovegrace,sharecall,

- toso

freeour

var

evplan

re

anderyconied

-

-- cil

folk

gifts

-

work

-andto

ui

gethnaa

nit

-

--

ertiontioned

---- by

and

thatmay

Christ,

feelall

hope

may

athe

God'sknow

Lord

warm

- midemdeof

Christ's

love.brace.spair.all.

--

Words: Rusty Edwards (1955- ). © 1986 Hope Publishing Company. 7.6.7.6.D. Music: Finnish folk tune. KUORTANE

B 89

CalledChrist'sThusSo

asex

newGod

partampat

grant

-nersple,

ternsus

---

inChrist's

forfor

Christ'sinChrist'sto

serspirmismor

-

-

vice,ing,sion,row

----

calledChrist's

inways

toclear

ato

mincall

smallor

istoorder

-

-

triesworkglobhu

- ofandalman

--

grace,worth,sense,life

welet

helpthat

reusussur

spondfol

bearround

-

-

withlow,eacheach

-

deepnevothper

comerer'sson's

---

mitfalbursor

- menttering,dens,row

----

freshrec

breakwith

newoninga

--

linescil

downcalm

-ofing

eachthat

-faithfolkwallcon

toonorquers-

trace.earth.fence.strife.

MayMen

WordsMake

weandofus

learnwomcompart

theen,

fort,ners

---

artrich

wordsin

ofer,ofour

-sharpoor

viliv

ing,er,

sion,ing,

--

--

sideall

wordsour

byGod's

ofcom

sidepeochalpas

-

andple,

lenge,sion

---

friendyoungsaidto

withandwithin -

friend,old,care,

crease,

eblendbringmes

qualingnewsen

--

-

parthu

powergers

-

nersmanandof

--

inskills

strengthfaith,

ourtoforthus

cargethacgiv

-inger

tion,ing

--

--

togra

makehope

fulcious

usand

-fill

giftscolcon

- God'sfrom

leagues,fi

--

choGod

dence,free

-

senunandand

- end.fold.fair.

peace.

-

Words: Jane Parker Huber (1926- ). © 1981 Jane Parker Huber. 8.7.8.7.D. Admin. by Westminster John Knox Press. Music: John Zundel (1815-1882). BEECHER

B 90

InSoIn

ChristbrothChrist

thereers,

there

-issisis

noters,no

-east

praiseeast

orhisor

west,namewest

inwhohe

himdied

breaks

notoall

pridesetbar

ofusriers

-

birth;free

down:

thefromby

chosin,

Christ

sendire

- famvi

deemed,

--

ilysion,by

--

Godhate

Christ

hasandpos

blessedshame,sessed,

-

nowfromin

spansspiteChrist

theandwe

wholeenlive

widemias

-earth.

ty!one.

-

Words: Charles Wesley (1738), alt. 8.8.8.8.8.8. Music: Thomas Campbell (1825). SAGINA






We

share

our lives

and

long

ings,

- and

when the

meal

is

done

we

pray

as friends

at

ta

ble,

- and

prom ise

- to

be

one.

To Christ,

and

to

each

B 91

oth

er,

- we cheer

ful

- ly

- be

long:

- a

-

part,

our hope

is

fruit

less;

- to

geth- er,

- we

are

strong.



Until he comes.


Ful

filled,

- and glad

to

fol

low

- wher

ev- er

- Christ

may

lead,

we

jour

ney- from

the

ta

ble

- to

love the

world

in

need

with pa

tience,

- truth,

and

kind

ness,

- that jus

tice

- may

in

crease

- and

all

may sit

at

ta

ble

- in

free dom,

- joy,

and

peace.




B 92

In the name

of

Je

sus.

- A

men.

-


B 93

The Service for Holy Communion In Celebration of God, the Creator





God,

you

spin

the

whirl

ing

- plan

ets,

- fill

the

seas

and

spread

the plain,

mold

the

moun

tains,

- fash

ion

- blos

soms,

-

call

forth

sun

shine,

- wind,

and rain.

We,

cre

at

- ed

-

in

your im

age,

- would

a true

re

flec

- tion

- be

of

your

jus

tice,

- grace,

and

mer

cy,

- and

the

truth

that

makes

us free.

Words: Jane Parker Huber (1926- ). © 1981 Jane Parker Huber. 8.7.8.7.D. Admin. by Westminster John Knox Press. Music: Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827). HYMN TO JOY




B 94


LetAllO

allliv

men

creingand

-a

thingswom

- tionupen

-

-

blessonev

-thetheery

-

Lord,earth,where,

-

tillgreenlift

heav'nferup

withtilea

- hillshymn

praise

andof

is

ringmounglo

ing.tains,

ry.

---

Sun,singLet

moon,

allto

whotheand

Godknow

stars

pealwho

God's

gavestead

out

ayoufast

-

chord,birth!care

stirBetell

upjoyout

theful,sal

-an

vasprings

-

gels'andtion's

-

-

singfounsto

ing.tains,

ry.

---

Sing,litheNo

tongue

windwa

andterbe

- life,si

rain!

-Sing,

brightlent

-

airsnow

sing

andborneyour

-sleet!

part,birds,

wildyou

Make

rovmu

hum

ingble

sic,

--

-

day,beasts,souls

night,tameand

cold,flocksmeek

andandof

heat!

heart!herds!

ExExEx

altaltalt

---

thethethe

GodGodGod

whowhowho

mademademade

you.you.you.

Words: Carl P. Daw, Jr. (1944- ). Para. the Benedicte. © 1989 Hope Publishing Company. 8.7.8.7.8.8.7. Music: Bohemian Brethren’s Kirchengesänge, Berlin, 1566. MIT FREUDEN ZART

ColHarAu

God

ormothorof

--

-

fulnyof

truth

--

Creof

ourand

aa

jourbeau

- tor,ges,ney,ty,

----

GodGodGodPo

ofofofet-

myslis

nearof

tertening

andthe

--

y,ear,far,

Word,

-

thankthankpraisemay

youyouforwe

forfortalebe

thecomandcre

artposdraa

-

-

istersmators

---

-

teachtuntellby

ingingingthe

---

usus

whoSpir

totoweit-

seehearare,

stirred,

B 95

glimpsechstrip

o

esoespingpen

----

ofoftoto

thethethe

your

meanGoses

pres

ingpel

senceence

--

--

ofin

strugin

thetheglesour

-

comsongs

ofjoy

monweourand

- place,sing,day,

strife,

-

visoundstimesves

sionsofof

sels

-

-

oflove

changeof

theandandthe

holongconho

lyingflictly

----

infromwhencours

eachtheweing-

hudeep

choosethrough

manestourour

--

face.spring.way.life.

Words: Ruth Duck (1947- ). © 1993 Hope Publishing Company. 11.11.11.11. Music: French melody. AU CLAIR DE LA LUNE

WhatTheTheHeSo

colsumturn

framessing

orsmer'singthemy

---

Godyelau

winFath

haslow

tumnterer's

----

madesand,

leaves,skies,praise,

inthethehisthe

flowerbluefruitsilliv

andofsovering

--

fieldskyfullstarsGod

andandand

Iis

tree!sea,free,see;he,

Fromtheythehe

whose

springtell

goldmakes

col

ingofentheors

-

-

-

greenGodglowsun

brigh

oftheir

ofinten

-

leafMakhar

splenall

ander'svestdorour

---

bladehand,

sheavesrise,days,

Ianddethe

who

learnall

clareGodloves

-

hishishis

whoand

lovelovelovecarescares

forforforforfor

me.me.me.me.me.

Words: Timothy Dudley Smith (1926- ). © 1992 Hope Publishing Company. S.M. Music: Mason and Webb, Cantica Laudis (1850). SCHUMANN


B 96



Silent Prayer





ForPsalms

All

theandthe

musymvoic

sicphoes

---

ofniesof

-creexthe

aalta

--

tion,you,ges

-

-

fordrum

in

theandtran

songtrumscen

-

yourpet

dent

--

Spirstringcho

itandrus

-

-

sings,reed,meet,

forsimwor

yourpleship

--

sound'smellift

dio

ing

--

vinediesup

--

exacthe

presclaimsens

--

sion,you,es,

-

-

bursttuneshands

ofthatthat

joyrise

praise,

infromand

livdeepdanc

ingesting

---

things:need,feet;

God,hymns

o

ourofver

-

God,longdis

theing

cord

--

world'sandand

combedi

poslong

vi

---

--

er,ing,sion

- hearcarmu

us,olssic

--

echfrom

speaks

oesa

your

- ofcheerjoy

yourfuland

-voice;throat,peace,

B 97

mulilthar

sicofmo

-

-

islulny

-

yourlaof

-art,by

earth

-yourandand

gloloveheav

ry,songen,

-

-

letcatchsong

theingof

-huheavGod

manenthat

--

heartin

can

reanot-

joice.note.cease!

-

Words: Shirley Erena Murray (1931- ). 8.7.8.7.D. Music: Franz Joseph Haydn. AUSTRIAN HYMN

CreSusReIn

attain

deemdwell

--

--

inginginging

----

God,God,God,God,

youryouryouryour

finhandsarmsgos

gersupempel

-

-

traceholdbraceclaims

--

theearth's

allone

boldmysnowfam

deteries

deily

-

- withspisedknownsigns

-

- fororof

a

faryet

creedbil

thestunor

lion

-

-

space;told;race;

names;

-letletletlet

sunwa

peace,ev

andter'sdeery

-

-

moonfrag

scendlife

-

andileingbe

--

starsblendlike

touched

andwithaby

lightair,

dove,grace

anden

makeun

whata

knowntil

-

-

liesbling

onwe

-hidlife,

earthpraise

denproyouryou

--

praiseclaimhealface

youryouringto

-

might.care.love.face.

Words: Jeffery Rowthorn (1934- ). L.M. Music: Robert A. Schumann (1810-1856). CANONBURY

B 98

EarthTrumSteelClass

Knowl

andpetand

roomsedge

-

--

allandmaandand

stars,pipes,chines,labs,truth,

-

loudloudloudloudloud

rushclashpoundboil

sound

inginginginging

-----

plancymhamtestwis

etsbalsmerstubesdom

---

-

singsingsingsingsing

tototototo

thethethethethe

LordLordLordLordLord

aaaaa

newnewnewnewnew

song!song!song!song!song!

Lime

Hail,Harp,

AthDaugh

wind,lute,stoneleteter

---

andandandandand

rain,lyre,

beams,band,son,

loudloudloudloudloud

blowhumbuild

praycheer

ingminging

inging

---

--

snowcel

workpeo

mem

storm,los,ers,plebers

-----

singsingsingsingsing

tototototo

thethethethethe

LordLordLordLordLord

aaaaa

newnewnewnewnew

song!song!song!song!song!

God

has

done

mar

-

vel

- ous

- things.

We

will

sing

prais

es

- with a new

song!

Words: Herbert F. Brokering (1926- ) alt. 4.5.7.4.5.7.Ref. Music: David N. Johnson (1922-1987). EARTH AND ALL STARS Words and Music © 1968 Augsburg Publishing House. Used by permission of Augsburg Fortress Publishers.




Silent Prayer

B 99

Christ, the Lamb of God, you take away the sin of the world;


You

have

called

us

to

be

faith

ful

- in

our

life

and

min

is- try.

-

We

re

spond

- in

grate

ful

- wor

ship,

- joined

in

one

com

-

mun

i- ty.

- When

we

blur

your

gra

cious- im

age,

-

fo

cus- us

and

make

us

whole,

healed

and

strength

ened

-

as

your

peo

ple,

- we

move

on

ward

- toward

your goal.



Until he comes.


B 100

God,

your

will

is

still

cre

at

- ing,

- call

ing

- us

to

life

made new,

now

re

veal

- to

us

fresh

vis

tas

-

where

there's

work

to

dare

and do.

Keep

us

clear

of

all

dis tor

- tion,

- fash

ion- us

with

lov

ing

- care,

thus,

new

crea

tures

- in

your

im

age,

- we'll

pro

claim

- Christ

ev

ery- where.

-




In the name

of

Je

sus.

- A

men.

-


B 101

The Service for Holy Communion In Celebration of the Fruits of the Spirit





HoGra

lycious

--

SpirSpir

it,it,

--

stillin

creyour

atwis

- ingdom

--

Christ'sgrant

oneyour

churchgifts

into

tonguesus

aof

flame,new;

-movehal

lowwith

- andin-

transus

-

andform

inour

spireliv

-ing;us

-more

breathe

tothrough

serveall

God'swe

hosay

lyor

- name.do.

Words: C. Daniel Crews (1995). © 1995 by C. Daniel Crews. Used with permission. 8.7.8.7. Music: Southern Harmony (1835). ARISE





B 102

ThoughThough

II

maymay

speakgive

withall

bravI

estpos

- fire,sess,

-

andand

havestriv

theing

-giftso

tomy

alllove

inpro

spire,fess,

--

andbut

havenot

notbe

love:giv'n

myby

wordslove

arewith

vainin,

-

asthe

soundprof

ingit

--

brass,soon

andturns

hopestrange

lessly

--

gain.thin.

Words: Hal Hopson (1972). L.M. Music: Hal Hopson (1972); based on traditional English melody. GIFT OF LOVE Words and Music © 1972 by Hope Publishing Company.

OnSing,

lypray,

- beand

stillkeep

andhis

waitways

hisun

pleasswerv

-ureing,

--

inof

cheerfer

-ful

your

- hopeser

withvice

-heartfaith

conful

-tent.ly,

--

Heand

fillstrust

yourhis

needword;

tothough

fullun

estde

--

measserv

-ureing,

--

withyou'll

whatfind

dishis

cernprom

- ingise

--

lovetrue

hasto

sent;be.

doubtGod

notnev

ourer

-in

will

mostfor

- wantssake

-arein

B 103

knownneed

tothe

himsoul

whothat

chosetrusts

usin

forhim

hisin

own.deed.

-

Words: Georg Christian Neumark (1641). Tr. composite. 9.8.9.8.8.8. Music: Georg Christian Neumark (1657). BREMEN

OfThe

ThoughWe

allSpir

what'sgo

theitain

-Spir

showsheadpeace,

-

it'sifis

but

- giftsI

mysmade

topostera

-

me,sess

y,ware

--

-

Ia

andthat,

praylovelifein

thatnoita

Ie

selfneed

-

mayvilisy

-

-

nevcanours

world

erdeon

like

- ceasestroy,lease,this,

-to

howeachour

takeev

dayclear

-andertheest

-

-

treagreatSpirpur

sureisit

pose

-

--

mostmysays

is

thesedistoto

three:tress,me,

share

-love,then"Golove,

joy,this

forthjoy,

andisin

and

peace.joy.

peace."peace.

Words: Fred Pratt Green (c. 1979). © 1979 Hope Publishing Company. 8.8.8.4. Music: Austin C. Lovelace (b. 1919). © 1987 Hope Publishing Company. THREEFOLD GIFTS All rights reserved. Used by permission.




Silent Prayer



B 104



LordLord

ofof

allall

kindgen

litle

--

ness,ness,

--

LordLord

ofof

allall

grace,calm,

yourwhose

handsvoice

swiftis

tocon

weltent

-come,ment,

--

yourwhose

armspres

toence

-emis

-

brace:balm:

bebe

therethere

atat

ourour

homsleep

ing,ing,

--

andand

givegive

us,us,

wewe

pray,pray,

youryour

lovepeace

inin

ourour

hearts,hearts,

Lord,Lord,

atat

thethe

eveend

ofof

thethe

day.day.

Words: Jan Struther (1901-1953). From Enlarged Songs of Praise (1931). 10.11.11.12. Used by permission of Oxford University Press. Music: Traditional Irish melody. SLANE

ToMay

daywe

- wein

allserv

areice

-called

to

ourto

beGod

disact

ciout

- plesthe

- ofliv

theing

-

Lord,word,

toand

helpwalk

tothe

setroad

thethe

capsaints

tivehave

- free,trod

maketill

plowall

sharehave

- outseen

ofand

sword,heard.

toAs

feedstew

theards

-hunof

gry,the

-

B 105

quenchearth

theirmay

thirst,we

makegive

lovethanks

andin

peaceone

ourac

fast,cord

-toto

Godserve

whothe

poorcalls

andus

homeall

lessto

- first,be

ourdis

easeci

-andples

-comof

fortthe

- last.Lord.

Words: H. Kenn Carmichael (1985). © 1989 by H. Kenn Carmichael. C.M.D. Music: R. Vaughan Williams (1872-1958). From The English Hymnal. © Oxford University Press 1906. Used by permission. All rights reserved. KINGSFOLD

WeHelpthat,

walkthen,when

byO

our

faithLord,life

andourof

notun

faith

bybeis

-sight;lief;

done,

-noandin

gramay

realms

ciousourof

- wordsfaithclear

weaer

-

hearboundlight

-from

towe

Christ,callmay

whoonbe

spokeyouhold

-

aswhenyou

noneyouas

e'erareyou

spoke;nearare,

butandwith

weseekfull

bewhereand

lieveyouend

- himareless

-

near.found:sight.

Words: Henry Alford (1844), alt. C.M. Music: Andrew Hart’s Psalter (1615). DUNDEE

B 106

God,When

whenthe

Idark

stand,lord

noof

pathlone

beli

-foreness

--

mepre

clear,vails,

-

whenand,

evall

eryde

- prayerfeat

-seems

ed,

-prisjoy

onerand

- offriend

myship

-pain;die;

comecome,

withbe

amy

genjoy,

tlesuch

- nesslove

- whichthat

calmsnev

myer

-fear,fails,

Lordpierce

ofthe

myself

helppit

-less

y

--

ness,of

- mymy

vicshad

toryowed

--

gain.sky.

Words: T. Herbert O’Driscoll (1980). © 1980 by T. Herbert O’Driscoll. (Licensed under CCLI.) 10.10.10.10. Music: William H. Monk (1823-1889). EVENTIDE






Ho

ly

- Spir

it,

- ev

er

- liv

ing

- as

the

church

's

ver

y

-

life;

Ho

ly

- Spir

it,

- ev

er

- striv

ing

- through

us

B 107

in

a

cease

less

- strife;

Ho

ly- Spir

it,

- ev

er

-

form

ing

- in

the church

the

mind

of

Christ:

you

we

praise

with

end

less

- wor

ship

- for

your

gifts

and

fruits

un

priced.

-

Words: Timothy Rees (1874-1939), alt. 8.7.8.7.D. Music: John Wyeth (1812). NETTLETON


Until he comes.


GiftsLove,

mayand

difjoy,

fer,and

- aspeace,

mayand

serpa

vice,tience,

--

yetkind

weness,

-folcar

lowing,

--

oneself

truecon

-Lord,trol;

-manthese

ithe

- festfruits

- edfor

-

inwhich

yourwe

preshun

ence,ger

--

foras

theyour

comgifts

monfor

- goodall

outun

poured.fold.

--

Words: C. Daniel Crews (1995). © 1995 by C. Daniel Crews. Used with permission. 8.7.8.7. Music: Southern Harmony (1835). ARISE



B 108

In the name

of

Je

sus.

- A

men.

-


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