The Children's Hymn Book: for use in children's services, Sunday schools and families. Arranged in Order of the Church's Year

Editor: The Right Rev. W. Walsham How, D.D., The Right Rev. Ashton Oxenden, D.D., The Rev. John Ellerton, M.A.
Publisher: E. P. Dutton and Company, New York, 1881
Denomination: Church of England
Language: English
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86Christian children must be holyTRANBYPage Scan
87Jesus! Name of wondrous loveVIENNAPage Scan
88Now a new year opensUPTON PYNEPage Scan
89Father, let me dedicateFATHER, LET ME DEDICATEPage Scan
90For Thy mercy, and Thy graceCANTERBURYPage Scan
91Standing at the portal of the opening yearNEW YEARPage Scan
92The old year's long campaign is o'erNORTHUMBERLANDPage Scan
93As with gladness men of oldDIXPage Scan
94Brightest and best of the sons of the morningTHE THREE KINGSPage Scan
95Earth has many a noble citySTUTGARDPage Scan
96From the eastern mountainsCOLYTONPage Scan
97O Thou Who by a star didst guideJOACHIMSTHALPage Scan
98The heavenly Child in stature growsTALLIS'S ORDINALPage Scan
99Waken, Christian childrenNORTH COATESPage Scan
100Oh, how fair that morning brokeST. KATHARINEPage Scan
101And didst Thou hunger then, O LordEDENPage Scan
102High o'er the glittering templeLAUSANNEPage Scan
103How beautiful the hills of GodSALTFLEETPage Scan
104Lord, Who hast made me Thy dear childST. GILDASPage Scan
105Forty days and forty nightsLIGURIA OR ST. AMBROSEPage Scan
106Lord, Thy mercy now entreatingST. SAMPSON'SPage Scan
107Lord, Who throughout these forty daysCHILD'S BOOK OF PRAISE, No. 5Page Scan
108Lord, I have sinned; pardon mBURFORDPage Scan
109Our solemn Lent has come againALBRIDGEPage Scan
110All glory, laud, and honourST. THEODULPHPage Scan
111aWhen, His salvation bringingHOSANNAPage Scan
111bWhen, His salvation bringingTOURSPage Scan
112Forgive them, O My FatherST. MARGARETPage Scan
113When I survey the wondrous CrossROCKINGHAMPage Scan
114aA time to watch, a time to prayBEREAPage Scan
114bA time to watch, a time to prayCOLOGNEPage Scan
115Lo! at noon 'tis sudden night!NORTH ENDPage Scan
116Oh, dark and dreary dayWALTHAMPage Scan
117Glory be to JesusNORTH COATESPage Scan
118O Thou, Who through this holy weekST. ETHELDREDAPage Scan
119It is finished! Blessed JesusAD INFERNOSPage Scan
120Weeping, as they go their wayLACRYMAEPage Scan
121The strife is o'er, the battle doneVICOTRYPage Scan
122O sons and daughters, let us sing!O FILII ET FILIAEPage Scan
123Christ the Lord is risen againWIRTEMBURGPage Scan
124Easter flowers are blooming brightIN EXCELSIS GLORIAPage Scan
125aJesus Christ is risen today, AlleluiaWORGANPage Scan
125bJesus Christ is risen today, AlleluiaEASTER HYMNPage Scan
126aJesus lives! no longer nowST. ALBINUSPage Scan
126bJesus lives! no longer nowLINDISFARNEPage Scan
127On wings of living lightGOPSALPage Scan
128He led them unto BethanyTHEDDLETHORPEPage Scan
129Golden harps are soundingHERMASPage Scan
130Hail the day that sees Him riseASCENSIONPage Scan
131He is gone—a cloud of lightHONIDONPage Scan
132In deep humiliationST. PETER-PORTPage Scan
133On Olivet a little bandST. DOMINICPage Scan
134The golden gates are lifted upDINARDPage Scan
135Come, gracious spirit, heavenly DoveLONDONPage Scan
136Our blest Redeemer, ere He breathedST. CUTHBERTPage Scan
137This day the Lord's disciples metST. ETHELDREDAPage Scan
138When God of old came down from heavenDUNDEEPage Scan
139God Almighty, FatherBROOKBOROPage Scan
140God Almighty, in Thy TempleFIDESPage Scan
141Great Creator, Lord of allSAN REMOPage Scan
142Reverently we worship TheeCHILD'S BOOK OF PRAISE, No. 1Page Scan
143Glory to the Father give!ORILLIAPage Scan
144Holy, Holy, Holy! Lord God Almighty!NICAEAPage Scan
145God the Father's only SonALL IN ALL
146O my God, I fear TheeEUROPA
147Maker of all thingsST. CECILIA NEWPage Scan
148There is a book, who runs may readST. FLAVIANPage Scan
149Thy glory fills the heavenANTIOCHIAPage Scan
150Jesus, what once Thou wastNORTONPage Scan
151My God, how wonderful Thou artWESTMINSTERPage Scan
152aWho is this, so weak and helplessHILGROVEPage Scan
152bWho is this, so weak and helplessCOLWYNPage Scan
153aThou didst leave Thy Throne and Thy kingly crownVENIPage Scan
153bThou didst leave Thy Throne and Thy kingly crownMARGARETPage Scan
154We sing a loving JesusWESTONPage Scan
155How sweet the Name of Jesus soundsST. PETERPage Scan
156There is no Name so sweet on earthGERTRUDEPage Scan
157Hark, my soul! it is the LordST. BEESPage Scan
158aThere is a green hill far awayHORSLEYPage Scan
158bThere is a green hill far awayNEWDIGATEPage Scan
159Christ is merciful and mildST. HELEN OR HARWICHPage Scan
160Jesu, Lover of my soulHOLLINGSIDEPage Scan
161It is a thing most wonderfulJAM LUCISPage Scan
162Beyond the holy city wallROCKINGHAMPage Scan
163Jesus, my Lord, my God, my AllBARNBYPage Scan
164Jesus, high in gloryNORTH COATESPage Scan
165aJesu, meek and gentleST. CONSTANTINEPage Scan
165bJesu, meek and gentleST. LAMBERTPage Scan
166O Jesu, Thou art standingPATIENCEPage Scan
167Lord, Thy children lowly bendingLORD, THY CHILDREN LOWLY BENDINGPage Scan
168O Light, Whose beams illumine allBICKLEYPage Scan
169Saviour, we are young and weakEPSOM COLLEGEPage Scan
170Thou bid'st us seek Thee earlySEEK ME EARLYPage Scan
171Jesu! the very thought of TheeMETZLER'S REDHEAD (66)Page Scan
172aI think, when I read that sweet story of oldFERMAINPage Scan
172bI think, when I read that sweet story of oldHIGH STONEPage Scan
173Jesus was once a little childCHILDHOODPage Scan
174I love to hear the storyBOWDLER, No. 178Page Scan
175Thou Who, throned above all gloryANGLICAN HYMN BOOK, No. 384Page Scan
176In our work, and in our playPILGRIMAGEPage Scan

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