At Worship: a hymnal for young churchmen

Editor: Roy A. Burkhart, W. Richard Weagly, Hazel R. Brownson
Publisher: Harper & Brothers, New York, 1951
Language: English
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1All creatures of our God and KingLASST UNS ERFREUENPage Scan
2All nature's works his praise declareBETHLEHEMPage Scan
3For the beauty of the earthDIXPage Scan
4This is my Father's worldTERRA PATRISPage Scan
5God is not far from any one of usSO GIEBST DU (Dresden)Page Scan
6We thank thee, Lord, for this fair earthNU WOL GOTT DAS UNSER GESANGPage Scan
7With songs and honors sounding loudBEDFORDPage Scan
8Angels holy, high and lowlyLLANHERNEPage Scan
9Seek not afar for beautyELLINGHAMPage Scan
10Hark, my soul, how ev'rythingMELLINGPage Scan
11Joyful, joyful, we adore theeHYMN TO JOYPage Scan
12The spacious firmament on highCREATIONPage Scan
13We thank you, Lord of HeavenABENDLIED (Der Tag mit seinem Lichte)Page Scan
14Sing, men and angels, singO SÜNDER, DENKE WOHLPage Scan
15My God, I thank thee, who hast madeWENTWORTHPage Scan
16There is a book who runs may readDORKINGPage Scan
17Praise be to God who bids the earth rejoiceFARLEY CASTLEPage Scan
18When morning gilds the skiesLAUDES DOMINIPage Scan
19Come, my soul, thou must be wakingHAYDNPage Scan
20Awake, my soul, and with the sunMORNING HYMNPage Scan
21O splendor of God's glory brightSOLEMNIS HAEC FESTIVITASPage Scan
22Glory to thee, my God, this nightTALLIS' CANONPage Scan
23Now, when the dusky shades of night retreatingZU MEINEM HERRNPage Scan
24Now the day is overMERRIALPage Scan
25The day is past, the shadows round are fallingDONNE SECOURSPage Scan
26Hail, gladdening Light, of his pure glory pouredSEBASTEPage Scan
27Softly now the light of daySEYMOURPage Scan
28Round me falls the nightSEELENBRAEUTIGAMPage Scan
29Now, on land and sea descendingVESPER HYMN (Bortniansky)Page Scan
30The shadows of the evening hoursST. LEONARD (Hiles)Page Scan
31Now all the woods are sleepingO WELT, ICH MUSS DICH LASSEN (Innsbruck)Page Scan
32O gladsome Light, O GraceNUNC DIMITUSPage Scan
33Day is dying in the westEVENING PRAISE (Chautauqua)Page Scan
34Peacefully round us the shadows are fallingSTEWARTPage Scan
35Again, as evening's shadow fallsABENDSPage Scan
36The city, Lord, where thy dear lifeNOX PRAECESSITPage Scan
37When through the whirl of wheels, and engines hummingCHARTERHOUSEPage Scan
38O thou whose gracious presence bless'dLLEWELLYNPage Scan
39When wilt thou save the people?KENDALPage Scan
40O happy home, where thou art loved the dearestDAWLISHPage Scan
41The fathers built this cityKOMM, SEELEPage Scan
42The body, Lord, is ours to keepDOLUTPage Scan
43God of our youth, to whom we yieldOLD 113TH (Lucerne)Page Scan
44Once to every man and nationEBENEZER (Ton-Y-Botel)Page Scan
45Fight the good fight with all thy mightCOURAGEPage Scan
46He who would valiant beST. DUNSTAN'SPage Scan
47Christian, dost thou see themSOHRENPage Scan
48We met them on the common waySOLOMONPage Scan
49Father, to thee we look in all our sorrowWALLOGPage Scan
50March on, O soul, with strengthARTHUR'S SEATPage Scan
51We would be building; temples still undoneFINLANDIAPage Scan
52We are climbing Jacob's ladderJACOB'S LADDERPage Scan
53Lord, I want to be a Christian in-a my heart, in-a my heartLORD, I WANT TO BE A CHRISTIANPage Scan
54Now in the days of youthOLIVA SPECIOSAPage Scan
55Strong of body, high of spiritGENEVAPage Scan
56Lift thy head, O youth undauntedMARCHINGPage Scan
57From out the Rock whence we were hewnMERTHYR TYDVIL (Dies Irae)Page Scan
58The world's astir, the clouds of stormHALIFAXPage Scan
59Take thou our minds, dear Lord, we humbly prayHALLPage Scan
60I would be true, for there are those who trust mePEEKPage Scan
61Lord, we come with hearts aflameST. ATHANASIUSPage Scan
62O God of youth, whose Spirit in our hearts is stirringGOD OF YOUTHPage Scan
63Go forth to life, O child of earth!CANNONSPage Scan
64Soldiers of Christ, ariseFROM STRENGTH TO STRENGTHPage Scan
65In the still air the music lies unheardCONISBOROUGHPage Scan
66Gird us, O God, with humble mightSELBYPage Scan
67Where is thy God, my soul?ST. BRIDEPage Scan
68Lord, dismiss us with thy blessingCALVARYPage Scan
69O Master Workman of the racePSALM 107Page Scan
70O thou whose feet have climbed life's hillBANGORPage Scan
71May the grace of Christ our SaviourSALVE, CRUX BEATA, SALVEPage Scan
72O perfect Love, all human thought transcendingPERFECT LOVEPage Scan
73O Love divine and goldenBLAIRGOWRIEPage Scan
74Lord, who at Cana's wedding feastSTETTIN (Nun seht)Page Scan
75Holy, Holy, Holy! Lord God Almighty!NICAEAPage Scan
76O worship the King, all glorious aboveHANOVERPage Scan
77Praise ye the Lord, the Almighty, the King of creationLOBE DEN HERRENPage Scan
78Now let ev'ry tongue adore theeWACHET AUF (Sleepers, wake)Page Scan
79Praise to God, immortal praiseVOLLER WUNDERPage Scan
80Of the Father's love begottenDIVINUM MYSTERIUMPage Scan
81Our God, our help in ages pastST. ANNEPage Scan
82All people that on earth do dwellOLD HUNDREDTHPage Scan
83The God of Abraham praiseYIGDAL (Leoni)Page Scan
84A mighty Fortress is our GodEIN' FESTE BURGPage Scan
85Immortal, invisible, God only wiseJOANNA (St. Denio)Page Scan
86God the All-terrible! King, who ordainestRUSSIAPage Scan
87Ancient of Days, who sittest throned in gloryANCIENT OF DAYSPage Scan
88Come, thou almighty KingTRINITY (Italian Hymn)Page Scan
89There's a wideness in God's mercyMERTONPage Scan
90God moves in a mysterious wayDUNDEEPage Scan
91He leadeth me, O blessed thoughtHE LEADETH MEPage Scan
92Backward we look, O God of all our daysCONGLETONPage Scan
93O Father, thou who givest allROCKINGHAM OLDPage Scan
94O mind of God, broad as the skyST. STEPHENPage Scan
95Now thank we all our GodNUN DANKETPage Scan
96We gather together to ask the Lord's blessingKREMSERPage Scan
97God of our life, through all the circling yearsSANDONPage Scan
98To thee, O Lord, our hearts we raiseNACHTIGALL (Ach! wan doch Jesus, liebster mein)Page Scan
99Come, ye thankful people, comeST. GEORGE'S WINDSORPage Scan
100We plow the fields, and scatterWIR PFLÜGENPage Scan

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