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Hear The Gospel

Hear The Gospel

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This hymn takes us through the whole story of the Christ-event. It could be used, in whole or in part (according to the season of the church year), as a gradual hymn in the liturgy.

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How, O Lord, Our Spirits Soar!

How, O Lord, Our Spirits Soar!

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

Based on the opening verses of Psalm 119, this hymn reflects the Israelite understanding of the law of God, not a burden but a delight.

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How Great Our God!

How Great Our God!

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This is a hymn in praise of God the Holy Trinity. It goes on to give thanks for our faith in such a God and prays for our renewal and that of the whole earth.

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Holy Spirit, Touch This Bread (words only)

Holy Spirit, Touch This Bread (words only)

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This hymn reflects the Epiclesis (the Invocation of the Holy Spirit) at the Eucharist.

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God's Gift Of Rain

God's Gift Of Rain

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This hymn for children (and adults) celebrates God's gift of rain, laments the devastation we have caused on earth and pleads for a fresh new start.

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Hailing The Mystery (A Carol For Christmas)

Hailing The Mystery (A Carol For Christmas)

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This hymn is intended as a meditation on the third joyful mystery of the Rosary, the Nativity.

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Hear My Prayer At Break Of Day

Hear My Prayer At Break Of Day

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

The psalmist, acknowledging the foolish behaviour of many of his contemporaries, prays at sunrise that God will will escort him through the day with guidance, protection and wisdom.

Grace And Peace To You!

Grace And Peace To You!

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This hymn is in the form of a greeting based on the opening words of the eucharistic liturgy.

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Founded On A Rock

Founded On A Rock

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This is a centenary hymn on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the first Saint George's Church in Whakatane, New Zealand, 1992. It could appropriately be used at a Church Anniversary.

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Glory To God

Glory To God

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This hymn recalls the song of the angels announcing the birth of Christ and invites us to respond with lives full of praise.

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Give Yourselves To God!

Give Yourselves To God!

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

Based on the opening words of Romans 12, this hymn gives thanks for God's mercies and urges us to give ourselves to God as a living sacrifice.

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God Of All Time, Your Purpose Does Not Falter

God Of All Time, Your Purpose Does Not Falter

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This hymn acknowledges the rapid passing of times and seasons, but points to God's unfailing love and grace throughout them all.

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Formed In God's Image

Formed In God's Image

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This hymn reflects part of the wording in the Great Prayer of Thanksgiving in the eucharistic liturgy, used in varying forms throughout the ages and across the world. In modern liturgies Thomas Cranmer's "our bounden duty" becomes "our joy and our salvation".

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For God's Protection

For God's Protection

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This hymn, praying for God's protection, is based on a traditional collect in the night-time office of Compline.

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For Workers In Industry

For Workers In Industry

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This hymn, written for Industrial Sunday, celebrates God's creative artistry and the call to us to fulfil our tasks with pride.

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For One Facing The Prospect Of Death In Anxious Times

For One Facing The Prospect Of Death In Anxious Times

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This hymn is written in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic. However it would be appropriate for use in any anxious times when death threatens.

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For Night's Silent Hours

For Night's Silent Hours

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This hymn is based on a traditional prayer in the night-time office of Compline. Compline is the final Church service (or office) in the Christian tradition of canonical hours. The named is derived from the Latin completorium, as Compline marks the completion of the day.

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For All Your Troubled Friends Most Deeply Caring

For All Your Troubled Friends Most Deeply Caring

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This hymn starts from the Gospel narrative of the foot washing and then proceeds to praise all (including deacons!) who engage in a ministry of costly service. They stand in the great tradition of many on the Scripture page who were "helpers".

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