# | Text | Tune |  |  |  |  |  |  |
1 | At Thy feet, O Christ, we lay | [At Thy feet, O Christ, we lay] | | | | |  | |
2 | Awake, my soul, and with the sun | MORNING HYMN | | | | |  | |
3 | Christ, Whose glory fills the skies | NASSAU | | | | |  | |
4 | Forth in Thy Name, O Lord, I Go | BRESLAU | | | | |  | |
5 | God of the morning, at Whose voice | KENT | | | | |  | |
6 | Lord God of morning and of night | ANGELS | | | | |  | |
7 | New every morning is the love | MELCOMBE | | | | |  | |
8 | Now, when the dusky shades of night, retreating | DAW | | | | |  | |
9 | O Jesu, Lord of heavenly grace | EISENACH | | | | |  | |
10 | Ye that have spent the silent night | [Ye that have spent the silent night] | | | | |  | |
11 | O God, the Lord of place and time | ERFURT | | | | |  | |
12 | Up to the throne of God is borne | [Up to the throne of God is borne] | | | | |  | |
13 | Before the day draws near its ending | [Before the day draws near its ending] | | | | |  | |
14 | Behold the sun, that seemed but now | THORPE | | | | |  | |
15a | Abide with me: fast falls the eventide | EVENTIDE | | | | |  | |
15b | Abide with me: fast falls the eventide | [Abide with me: fast falls the eventide] | | | | |  | |
16 | All praise to Thee, my God, this night | TALLIS' CANON | | | | |  | |
17 | At even, ere the sun was set | ANGELUS | | | | |  | |
18 | Father, by Thy love and power | VERONA | | | | |  | |
19 | Now at the night's return we raise | [Now at the night's return we raise] | | | | |  | |
20 | O God, Thou art my God alone | THUXTON | | | | |  | |
21 | O Light of life, O Saviour dear | DOVERSDALE | | | | |  | |
22 | Saviour, breathe an evening blessing | ANGEL-GUARDS | | | | |  | |
23a | Sun of my Soul, Thou Saviour dear | OTTERBOURNE | | | | |  | |
23b | Sun of my Soul, Thou Saviour dear | HURSLEY | | | | |  | |
24a | The day is gently sinking to a close | EVENING | | | | |  | |
24b | The day is gently sinking to a close | [The day is gently sinking to a close] | | | | |  | |
25 | The day is past and over | ST. ANATOLIUS | | | | |  | |
26 | The day, O Lord, is spent | ST. GEORGE | | | | |  | |
27a | The radiant morn hath passed away | [The radiant morn hath passed away] | | | | |  | |
27b | The radiant morn hath passed away | SUNSET | | | | |  | |
28 | The shadows of the evening hours | ST. LEONARDS | | | | |  | |
29a | Through the day Thy love hath spared us | REPOSE | | | | |  | |
29b | Through the day Thy love hath spared us | [Through the day Thy love hath spared us] | | | | |  | |
30 | All praise to Him who dwells in bliss | YORK | | | | |  | |
31a | God, Who madest earth and heaven | [God, Who madest earth and heaven] | | | | |  | |
31b | God, Who madest earth and heaven | [God, Who madest earth and heaven] | | | | |  | |
32 | For all Thy love and goodness, so bountiful and free | CAHIRNANE | | | | |  | |
33 | Summer suns are glowing | RUTH | | | | |  | |
34 | The year is swiftly waning | PASTOR | | | | |  | |
35 | Winter reigneth o'er the land | WINTER | | | | |  | |
36 | As Thou didst rest, O Father, o'er Nature's finished birth | IN SABBATO | | | | |  | |
37 | Jesu, where'er Thy people meet | WAREHAM | | | | |  | |
38 | Shine on our souls, Eternal God | ST. JAMES | | | | |  | |
39 | Sweet is the work, my God my King | ANGELS | | | | |  | |
40 | This is the day of light | SUNSET | | | | |  | |
41 | Lord, dismiss us with Thy blessing | ENNERDALE | | | | |  | |
42 | Saviour, again to Thy dear Name we raise | BENEDICTION | | | | |  | |
43 | Sweet Saviour, bless us ere we go | ST. MATTHIAS | | | | |  | |
44 | The Lord is come! On Syrian soil | EXETER COLLEGE | | | | |  | |
45 | Hark, an awful voice is sounding | UNSER HERRSCHER | | | | |  | |
46 | Lo, He comes, with clouds descending | ST. THOMAS | | | | |  | |
47 | O quickly come, dread Judge of all | EMBERTON | | | | |  | |
48 | When Christ from Heaven came down of old | WEIMAR | | | | |  | |
49 | A stronghold sure our God remains | LUTHER'S PSALM | | | | |  | |
50 | Ye faithful few of Israel's captive days | ST. SAVIOUR | | | | |  | |
51 | Jesus shall reign where'er the sun | BECCLES | | | | |  | |
52 | On Jordan's bank the Baptist's cry | WINCHESTER NEW | | | | |  | |
53 | O Saviour, is Thy promise fled | OLDENBURGH | | | | |  | |
54 | Lord, her watch Thy Church is keeping | [Lord, her watch Thy Church is keeping] | | | | |  | |
55 | When Christ the Lord would come on earth | COMMANDMENTS | | | | |  | |
56 | Hark! the glad sound, the Saviour comes | BRISTOL | | | | |  | |
57 | Come, Thou Saviour, long-expected | GOTHA | | | | |  | |
58 | When came in flesh the Incarnate Word | ST. STEPHEN | | | | |  | |
59 | Great God, what do I see and hear? | LUTHERS' HYMN | | | | |  | |
60 | Hark! the herald-angels sing | [Hark! the herald-angels sing] | | | | |  | |
61 | Christians, awake! salute the happy morn | STOCKPORT | | | | |  | |
62 | O come, all ye faithful | ADESTE FIDELES | | | | |  | |
63 | While shepherds watched their flocks by night | WINCHESTER OLD | | | | |  | |
64a | The Son of God goes forth to war | WESTMINSTER | | | | |  | |
64b | The Son of God goes forth to war | ST. ANN'S | | | | |  | |
65a | Come, let us join our friends above | DUNDEE | | | | |  | |
65b | Come, let us join our friends above | THE HAVEN | | | | |  | |
66 | Glory to Thee, O Lord | [Glory to Thee, O Lord] | | | | |  | |
67 | The race that long in darkness pined | NOTTINGHAM, or ST. MAGNUS | | | | |  | |
68a | It came upon the midnight clear | [It came upon the midnight clear] | | | | |  | |
68b | It came upon the midnight clear | [It came upon the midnight clear] | | | | |  | |
69 | When Thou, O Lord, in flesh wert drest | ST. FULBERT, or ST. LEOFRED | | | | |  | |
70a | A few more years shall roll | CHALVEY | | | | |  | |
70b | A few more years shall roll | [A few more years shall roll] | | | | |  | |
71 | For Thy mercy and Thy grace | SPRINGFIELD | | | | |  | |
72 | O God, our help in ages past | ST. ANN'S | | | | |  | |
73 | While with ceaseless course the sun | ST. EDMUND | | | | |  | |
74 | Harp, awake, tell out the story | [Harp, awake, tell out the story] | | | | |  | |
75 | The year begins with thee | POTSDAM | | | | |  | |
76 | Brightest and best of the sons of the morning | SPEAN | | | | |  | |
77 | Bright was the guiding star that led | HEAVENLY LIGHT | | | | |  | |
78 | Hail to the Lord's Anointed | CRÜGER | | | | |  | |
79 | How beauteous are their feet | FRANCONIA | | | | |  | |
80 | When all Thy mercies, O my God | ABRIDGE | | | | |  | |
81 | Within the Father's house | ST. MICHAEL | | | | |  | |
82 | Sons of men, behold from far | CULBACH | | | | |  | |
83 | Thou, Whose Almighty word | MOSCOW | | | | |  | |
84 | Ye servants of the Lord | NARENZA | | | | |  | |
85 | All praise to Thee, O Lord | LAUS DEO | | | | |  | |
86 | As with gladness men of old | DIX | | | | |  | |
87 | Jesus, Thy Church with longing eyes | DEVONSHIRE | | | | |  | |
88 | O Lord, how joyful 'tis to see | [O Lord, how joyful 'tis to see] | | | | |  | |
89 | Fierce raged the storm of wind | [Fierce raged the storm of wind] | | | | |  | |
90 | Bethlehem, of noblest cities | STUTTGART | | | | |  | |