The Church Hymnal: revised and enlarged in accordance with the action of the General Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America in the year of our Lord 1892. (Ed. B)

Editor: Rev. Charles L. Hutchins, D.D.
Hymnary.org Indexer: Peter Irvine
Publisher: The Parish Choir, Boston, 1898
Denomination: Episcopal Church
Language: English
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1New ev'ry morning is the loveMELCOMBETextPage Scan
2Awake, my soul, and with the sunMORNING HYMNTextPage Scan
3aCome, my soul, thou must be wakingHAYDNTextPage Scan
3bCome, my soul, thou must be wakingMATINSPage Scan
4Ev'ry morning mercies newKELSOTextPage Scan
5aO Jesu, crucified for manINTERCESSIONTextPage Scan
5bO Jesu, crucified for manHAMBURGPage Scan
6aO brightness of th'immortal Father's faceST. NICHOLASTextPage Scan
6bO brightness of th'immortal Father's faceVIA LUCISPage Scan
7aThe day is gently sinking to a closeNACHTLIEDTextPage Scan
7bThe day is gently sinking to a closeEVENING HYMNPage Scan
8aThe radiant morn hath pass'd awayST. GABRIELTextPage Scan
8bThe radiant morn hath passed awaySUNSETPage Scan
9aHoly Father, cheer our wayVESPERI LUXTextPage Scan
9bHoly Father, cheer our wayVESPERPage Scan
10aThe sun is sinking fastST. COLUMBAPage Scan
10bThe sun is sinking fastTWILIGHTTextPage Scan
11aSun of my soul, Thou Saviour dearHURSLEYPage Scan
11bSun of my soul, Thou Saviour dearNOCTURNTextPage Scan
12aAbide with me: fast falls the eventideEVENTIDEPage Scan
12bAbide with me: fast falls the eventideBENEDICTIONPage Scan
13Softly now the light of dayWEBERPage Scan
14At even, ere the sun was setANGELUSTextPage Scan
15aThe shadows of the evening hoursST. LEONARDTextPage Scan
15bThe shadows of the evening hoursBEAUFORTPage Scan
16aThe day is past and overST. ANATOLIUS NO. 1TextPage Scan
16bThe day is past and overST. ANATOLIUS NO. 2Page Scan
16cThe day is past and overST. ANATOLIUS NO. 3Page Scan
17aSaviour, breathe an evening blessingVESPER HYMNTextPage Scan
17bSaviour, breathe an evening blessingSALVATORPage Scan
18aAll praise to Thee, my God, this nightTALLIS'S HYMNTextPage Scan
18bAll praise to Thee, my God, this nightHESPERUSPage Scan
19aGod, that madest earth and heaven NUTTFIELDTextPage Scan
19bGod, that madest earth and heaven TEMPLEPage Scan
20Now from the altar of our heartsBELMONTTextPage Scan
21Before the ending of the dayREDHEAD NO. 12TextPage Scan
22aSweet Saviour, bless us ere we goST. MATTHIASTextPage Scan
22bSweet Saviour, bless us ere we goSTELLAPage Scan
23aOur day of praise is doneALLINGTONTextPage Scan
23bOur day of praise is doneDAY OF PRAISEPage Scan
24aO day of rest and gladnessDAY OF RESTTextPage Scan
24bO day of rest and gladnessHODGESPage Scan
24cO day of rest and gladnessDIES DOMINICAPage Scan
25aHail! sacred day of earthly restWREFORDPage Scan
25bHail! sacred day of earthly restDONATextPage Scan
26Come, let us all with one accord HOLY DAYTextPage Scan
27aWelcome, sweet day of restTHATCHERTextPage Scan
27bWelcome, sweet day of restBANKFIELDTextPage Scan
28aThis is the day of LightSWABIATextPage Scan
28bThis is the day of LightDOMINICATextPage Scan
29aWith joy we hail the sacred dayST. FRANCESTextPage Scan
29bWith joy we hail the sacred dayST. STEPHENTextPage Scan
30aTo Thy temple I repairPRUENTextPage Scan
30bTo Thy temple I repairCULBACHTextPage Scan
31aBlest day of God! most calm, most brightCHESTERFIELDTextPage Scan
31bBlest day of God! most calm, most brightFERNSHAWTextPage Scan
32aSaviour, again to Thy dear name we raisePAX DEITextPage Scan
32bSaviour, again to Thy dear name we raiseBENEDICTIONPage Scan
33aAlmighty Father, bless the wordBRIERLYTextPage Scan
33bAlmighty Father, bless the wordABENDSTextPage Scan
34Lord, dismiss us with Thy blessingDISMISSALTextPage Scan
35aHark! the voice Eternal DEVATextPage Scan
35bHark! the voice Eternal VOX ÆTERNATextPage Scan
36Day of wrath! O day of mourning!DIES IRAETextPage Scan
37Great God, what do I see and hear!LUTHER'S HYMNTextPage Scan
38Once more, O Lord, Thy sign shall beNORWICH (OLD 137TH)TextPage Scan
39aLo, He comes with clouds descendingST. THOMASTextPage Scan
39bLo, He comes with clouds descendingREDHEAD NO. 1Page Scan
40aWake, awake, for night is flyingHERRNHUTTextPage Scan
40bWake, awake, for night is flyingWAKE AWAKEPage Scan
41aHark! a thrilling voice is soundingMERTONTextPage Scan
41bHark! a thrilling voice is soundingBISHOPTHORPEPage Scan
42Oh, quickly come, dread Judge of allPENIELTextPage Scan
43aRejoice, rejoice, believers!GREENLANDTextPage Scan
43bRejoice, rejoice, believers!HILL BOURNETextPage Scan
44aOn Jordan's banks the Baptist's cry WINCHESTER NEWTextPage Scan
44bOn Jordan's bank the Baptist's cryLUTONPage Scan
45aO come, O come, EmmanuelVENI EMMANUEL, NO. 1TextPage Scan
45bO come, O come, EmmanuelVENI EMMANUEL, NO. 2TextPage Scan
46O'er the distant mountains breakingSALVATOR AMICUSTextPage Scan
47aHark! the glad sound! the Saviour comesBRISTOLTextPage Scan
47bHark! the glad sound! the Saviour comesST. SAVIOURTextPage Scan
48aCome, Thou long-expected JesusSTUTTGARDTextPage Scan
48bCome, Thou long-expected JesusRATHBUNTextPage Scan
49O come, all ye faithful, Joyful, and triumphantADESTE FIDELESTextPage Scan
50Come hither, ye faithful,BARNBYTextPage Scan
51aHark! the herald angels singMENDELSSOHNTextPage Scan
51bHark! the herald angels singHERALD ANGELSPage Scan
52aOf the Father's love begottenCORDE NATUS, NO. 1TextPage Scan
52bOf the Father's love begottenCORDE NATUS, NO. 2Page Scan
53Sion, the marvellous story be tellingAVISONTextPage Scan
54aWhile shepherds watched their flocks by nightGABRIELTextPage Scan
54bWhile shepherds watched their flocks by nightST. MARTIN'SPage Scan
55aCalm on the list'ning ear of nightST. AGNESTextPage Scan
55bCalm on the list'ning ear of nightEPIPHANYTextPage Scan
56aChristians, awake! salute the happy mornYORKSHIRETextPage Scan
56bChristians, awake! salute the happy mornCHRISTIANS AWAKETextPage Scan
57aSing, O sing, this blessed mornHEATHLANDSTextPage Scan
57bSing, O sing, this blessed mornBLESSED MORNPage Scan
58aO little town of Bethlehem!BETHLEHEMPage Scan

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