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Traces of Glory Year B - Proper 23 - Year B

Traces of Glory Year B - Proper 23 - Year B

by SPCK - David Adam

Proper 23 Holy and Strong One, we praise you for Jesus Christ our great High Priest, who has entered into the fullness of the kingdom in heaven and opened for us a gate of glory. May we approach the throne of grace and boldness, and in time of need know your mercy and grace; thro…

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How Long, O God, How Long?

How Long, O God, How Long?

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

The psalmist complains that he is forgotten by God. His lament turns to joy with the realisation that God is there all the time.

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Let joy come down and crown the world with glory

Let joy come down and crown the world with glory

by Andrew Pratt

Advent Hymn in PowerPoint

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For love beyond imagining

For love beyond imagining

by John Birch

A prayer of thanks for God's love

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With A Song In Our Heart - Hear The City's Beating Heart (Castle Meadow)

With A Song In Our Heart - Hear The City's Beating Heart (Castle Meadow)

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This hymn celebrates the life of the city. The final stanza, based on Psalm 122: 6-9, prays for the city's peace and is appropriate for any city troubled by violence in its many forms.

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With A Song In Our Heart - God, Our Faithful Dwelling-Place (Puketapapa [Mount Roskill])

With A Song In Our Heart - God, Our Faithful Dwelling-Place (Puketapapa [Mount Roskill])

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

We may dwell securely in God, who was and is and is to be throughout eternity.

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Holy Spirit, Touch This Bread (Wairua [Holy Spirit])

Holy Spirit, Touch This Bread (Wairua [Holy Spirit])

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

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

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HE TOOK THE BREAD

HE TOOK THE BREAD

by Alan M Barker

Bread and text of St Matthew 14:19

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Singing The Faith - STF 516 - What Shall I Do My God To Love

Singing The Faith - STF 516 - What Shall I Do My God To Love

by Paul Wood & Ian Worsfold

MP3 track taken from the Singing The Faith Piano Accompaniment CD 8 bar intro 2 bar interlude 3 verses Tune - STELLA Duration 2.12

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I AM GENEROUS

I AM GENEROUS

by Alan M Barker

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Singing The Faith - STF 495 - Dear Lord And Father Of Mankind

Singing The Faith - STF 495 - Dear Lord And Father Of Mankind

by Paul Wood & Ian Worsfold

MP3 track taken from the Singing The Faith Piano Accompaniment CD 4 bar intro 2 bar interlude 6 verses Tune - REPTON Duration 3.47

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Sacred Space (Hillpark)

Sacred Space (Hillpark)

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This hymn uses the symbolism provided by the architecture of church buildings to point to the wideness of God's love and grace. In this version it is enhanced by Brad Shaw's tune Hillpark.

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The Wonder Of Life

The Wonder Of Life

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This hymn, based on the "sign" at Cana in Galilee, celebrates the joy of a wedding feast and the wonder of daily life.

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The More Excellent Way

The More Excellent Way

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

Saint Paul's "more excellent way" is the way of compassion shown by attitude, action and word.

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Sustaining Grace

Sustaining Grace

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This hymn begins from Psalm 55: 22 with its message to the faithful to cast their burdens on the Lord. It then gives words of encouragement to those who are troubled, pointing to the Resurrection as an example of how evil is defeated.

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Here We Stand: We Can Do No Other

Here We Stand: We Can Do No Other

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This hymn contains allusions to the experiences of Martin Luther and would be appropriate for a celebration of his life or to acknowledge church reformers in general. It would also be appropriate on occasions of renewal of faith or for general use.

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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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Darkness Dispelled

Darkness Dispelled

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This hymn is a prayer of confidence in God as night approaches.

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