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The Holy Trinity 1 Old 100Th All People That On No. Tune First line Author God's Eternal Goodness The Nature and Mystery of God: The Holy Trinity 1 Old 100th All people that on earth do dwell William Kethe 2 Come, let us sing to the One Keith Getty; Kristyn Getty 3 Highwood Eternal God, your love's tremendous glory Alan Gaunt 4 Halad Father in heaven, grant to your children Daniel Thambyrajah Niles 5 St Mary Father, in whom we live Charles Wesley 6 Father, we love you, we worship and adore you Donna Adkins 7 Thian Beng God, who made the stars of heaven Ruth C. Duck 8 Ode to Joy God with us: Creator, Father Alan Gaunt 9 Dunfermline Hail! Holy, holy, holy Lord! Charles Wesley 10 Holy, holy, holy is the Lord God Almighty Nathan Fellingham 11 Nicaea Holy, holy, holy, Lord God Almighty! Reginald Heber (based on Revelation 4:8-11) 12 Emma Morning glory, starlit sky William Hubert Vanstone 13 Was Lebet, Was Schwebet Sing of a God in majestic divinity Thomas Herbert O'Driscoll 14 Regent Square Sing to him in whom creation Michael Hewlett 15 The splendour of the King Chris Tomlin; Ed Cash; Jesse Reeves 16 Croft's 136th We give immortal praise Isaac Watts 17 Datchet With gladness we worship, rejoice as we sing George Rawson Gathering in God's Presence 18 Be still and know that I am God Anon (based on Psalm 46:10-11) 19 Morton Be still and know that I am God From Psalm 46:10 20 Be Still Be still, for the presence of the Lord David J. Evans 21 Chatsworth Born in song! Brian Hoare 22 Come all you people (Uyai mose) Alexander Gondo (from Psalm 100) 23 Come Holy Spirit. Maranatha! John L. Bell 24 Come, now is the time to worship Brian Doerksen 25 Bethany God is here! As we his people Fred Pratt Green 26 I Rejoiced I rejoiced when I heard them say Bernadette Farrell 27 Jesu Tawa Pano Jesus, we are here (Jesu, tawa pano) Patrick Matsikenyiri 28 Jesus Calls Us Jesus calls us here to meet him John L. Bell; Graham Maule 29 Jesus lead us to the Father Sam Hargreaves 30 Jesus stand among us at the meeting of our lives Graham Kendrick 31 May the glory of the Lord fill his temple Jonathan Nowell 32 Amsterdam Meet and right it is to sing Charles Wesley 33 O Lord we are always in your presence Philip Jakob 34 Was Lebet, Was Schwebet O worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness John Samuel Bewley Monsell 35 The Feast is Ready The trumpets sound, the angels sing Graham Kendrick 36 There's a quiet understanding Tedd Smith 37 You're calling us and so we are gathered here Graham Kendrick 38 Come, O Holy Spirit, come (Wa wa wa Emimimo) Anon The Adoration of God 39 Angel Voices Angel voices ever singing Francis Pott 40 Blessed be the name of the Lord Clinton Utterbach 41 Blessed be your name in the land that is plentiful Matt Redman; Beth Redman 42 Cantad Al Senor O sing to the Lord Brazilian folk song 43 Chilean Venite Come, let us praise the Lord, with joy our God acclaim Timothy Dudley-Smith (based on Psalm 95) 44 Come on and celebrate Patricia Morgan; Dave Bankhead 45 Everyday God Earth's creator, everyday God Bernadette Farrell 46 Everlasting God, the years go by but you're unchanging Vicky Beeching 47 Faithful God, faithful God Christopher Alan Bowater 48 From the highest of heights to the depths of the sea Laura Story; Jesse Reeves 49 God beyond all names John L. Bell 50 Great is the Lord and most worthy of praise Steve McEwan 51 Faithfulness Great is thy faithfulness, O God my Father Thomas O. Chisholm 52 He is exalted, the King is exalted on high Twila Paris 53 Soll 's Sein How shall I sing that majesty John Mason 54 I will worship with all of my heart Dave Ruis 55 St Denio (Joanna) Immortal, invisible, God only wise Walter Chalmers Smith 56 Gwalchmai King of Glory, King of Peace George Herbert 57 Luckington Let all the world in every corner sing George Herbert 58 Lord, I come before your throne of grace Robert Critchley; Dawn Critchley 59 Lord, the light of your love is shining Graham Kendrick 60 My soul rejoices in God my Saviour Owen Alstott (based on the Magnificat ) 61 Our God is a great big God Jo Hemming; Nigel Hemming 62 Our God is an awesome God Rich Mullins 63 Over all the earth, your reign on high Brenton Brown 64 Praise is rising, eyes are turning to you Brenton Brown; Paul Baloche 65 Sing of the Lord's goodness, Father of all wisdom Ernest Sands 66 The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases Edith McNeil 67 Celeste This, this is the God we adore Joseph Hart 68 Worship God with the morning sunrise Geraldine Latty 69 Darwall's 148th Ye holy angels bright, who wait at God's right hand Richard Baxter; John Hampden Gurney; Robert Chope Praise and Thanksgiving 70 Always Remember, Never Always remember, never forget Lynda Masson 71 Even as the world began Matt Redman; Martin J. Smith 72 Father God, I wonder how I managed to exist Ian Smale 73i St Fulbert Fill thou my life, O Lord my God Horatius N. Bonar 73ii Beatitudo Fill thou my life, O Lord my God Horatius N. Bonar 74 Rustington For the music of creation Shirley Erena Murray 75 Lasst Uns Erfreuen From all that dwell below the skies Isaac Watts 76 Sing Hosanna Give me joy in my heart, keep me praising Anon 77 Give thanks to the Lord, our God and King Chris Tomlin 78 Give thanks with a grateful heart Henry Smith 79 Monmouth I'll praise my Maker while I've breath Isaac Watts 80 Harwich My God, I am thine Charles Wesley 81i Nun Danket Now thank we all our God Martin Rinkart 81ii Gracias Now thank we all our God Martin Rinkart 82 O Lord, my God, when I in awesome wonder Stuart K. Hine 83 Praise, My Soul Praise, my soul, the King of heaven Henry Francis Lyte 84 Llanfair Praise the Lord, his glories show Henry Francis Lyte 85 Flanders Praise the Lord who reigns above and keeps his court below Charles Wesley 86 Austria Praise the Lord! You heavens, adore him Foundling Hospital Hymns (from Psalm 148) 87 Leoni Praise to the living God! All praised be his name Mediaeval Jewish Doxology 88 Lobe Den Herren Praise to the Lord, the Almighty, the King of creation! Joachim Neander 89 Strength will rise as we wait upon the Lord Brenton Brown; Ken Riley 90 Deep Harmony Sweet is the work, my God, my King Isaac Watts 91 Leoni The God of Abraham praise Thomas Olivers 92 Think of a world without any flowers Doreen E. Newport 93 Though the fruit tree doesn't blossom Geraldine Latty 94 To God Be The Glory To God be the glory, great things he has done! Frances Jane van Alstyne (Fanny Crosby) 95 We praise you, O God; acclaim you as Lord Liturgical text from Te Deum; adapted by Peter Jones 96 Rio De La Plata We sing of your glory, we praise you again Latin American 97i Contemplation (Ouseley) When all your mercies, O my God, my rising soul surveys Joseph Addison 97ii Harington (Retirement) When all your mercies, O my God, my rising soul surveys Joseph Addison 98 Your love is amazing, steady and unchanging Brenton Brown; Brian Doerksen The Glory of God in Creation and Providence 99 St Francis (Lasst Uns All creatures of our God and King St Francis of Assisi 100i All Things Bright and Beautiful All things bright and beautiful Cecil Frances Alexander 100ii Royal Oak All things bright and beautiful Cecil Frances Alexander 101 Incarnation Before the world began, one Word was there John L. Bell; Graham Maule 102i Lucerna Laudoniae For the beauty of the earth Folliott Sandford Pierpoint 102ii Noricum For the beauty of the earth Folliott Sandford Pierpoint 103 Hyfrydol God is love: let heaven adore him Timothy Rees 104 Irish God moves in a mysterious way William Cowper 105 God said world, and the world spun round Steve Turner 106 Moscow God, whose almighty word chaos and darkness heard John Marriott 107 St Saviour I sing the almighty power of God Isaac Watts 108 In The Beginning In the beginning God played with the planets Andrew Pratt 109 In the darkness of the still night Margaret Rizza 110 Bethany In the wonder of creation Andrew T. Murphy 111 London New Lord of the boundless curves of space Albert Frederick Bayly; Brian Wren 112 Tramps and Hawkers O Lord, our Lord, throughout the earth how glorious is you name John L. Bell 113 Hanover O worship the King, all-glorious above Robert Grant 114 Life of the World Oh the life of the world is a joy and a treasure Kathy Galloway 115 Justification Praise ye the Lord! 'Tis good to raise our hearts and voices in his praise Isaac Watts 116 Lobe den Herren Sing for God's glory that colours the dawn of creation Kathy Galloway 117 Mit Freuden Zart Sing praise to God who reigns above Johann Jakob Schutz; Frances Elizabeth Cox; Honor Mary Thwaites 118 Tell me who made all of creation Mark Johnson; Helen Johnson Times and Seasons 119 Sussex God of Eve and God of Mary Fred Kaan 120 Stracathro We gladly celebrate and praise Alan Gaunt 121 I Mustn't Forget Autumn days when the grass is jewelled Estelle White 122 Shipston God, whose farm is all creation Leslie Thomas John Arlott 123 St George's Windsor Come, you thankful people, come Henry Alford; adapted by Compilers of Hymns for Today's Church 124i East Acklam For the fruits of creation, thanks be to God Fred Pratt Green 124ii Ar Hyd y Nos For the fruits of creation, thanks be to God Fred Pratt Green 125 Bunessan Praise and thanksgiving, Father, we offer Albert Frederick Bayly 126 Stowey Praise God for the harvest of orchard and field Brian Wren 127 Northrop Sing to the great Jehovah's praise Charles Wesley 128 Laudate Dominum (Gauntlett) The harvest is here: earth's bounty we bring Dominic Grant 129 Bishopgarth To thee, O Lord, our hearts we raise William Chatterton Dix 130 Wir Pflugen We plough the fields, and scatter Matthias Claudius 131 Scarlet Ribbons By a monument of marble, or a simple wooden cross Marjorie Dobson 132 St Anne O God, our help in ages past Isaac Watts 133 Miles Christi To be a soldier, to fight for peace till war shall end John L.
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