Praise the Spirit in Creation

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Praise the Spirit in creation

Author: Michael Hewlett
Tune: JULION
Published in 16 hymnals

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Author: Michael Hewlett

Michael Edward Hewlett (b. 1916; d. 2000) was ordained in England as an Anglican priest in 1949, and served several parishes as curate, vicar, or parish priest. For most of his career he was vicar in the diocese of Exeter. He was author of about seventy hymn texts and contributed to many hymnals in the UK and North America. Emily Brink Go to person page >

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First Line:	Praise the Spirit in creation
Title:	Praise the Spirit in Creation
Author:	Michael Hewlett
Meter:	8.7.8.7.8.7
Language:	English
Copyright:	Permission granted by Oxford Univeristy Press (from "English Praise")

Year A, Easter season, Second Sunday
Related to John 20 (NPM)
Year A, Easter season, Sixth Sunday
Related to John 14 (LUYH)
Year A, Easter season, Day of Pentecost
Related to Acts 2 (NPM)
Year A, Ordinary Time, Proper 14 (19)
Year B, Epiphany season, Second Sunday

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Tune

JULION

David Hurd (b. Brooklyn, NY, 1950) composed JULION in 1974. The harmony is rich (up to six parts with the descant) and well suited to a rich, smooth organ sonority, including strings. The descant is difficult and will need rehearsing, but it can be effectively sung by a choir or played by instrument…

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