Please Login to view this content. (Not a member? Join Today!)
Bulletin 261 Volume 19 No4 October 2009
Please Login to view this content. (Not a member? Join Today!)
Bulletin 226 Volume 16 No5 January 2001
Please Login to view this content. (Not a member? Join Today!)
Bulletin 216 Volume 15 No7 July 1998
Please Login to view this content. (Not a member? Join Today!)
Bulletin 212 Volume 15 No3 July 1997
Please Login to view this content. (Not a member? Join Today!)
Bulletin 210 Volume 15 No1 January 1997
Please Login to view this content. (Not a member? Join Today!)
Bulletin 202 Volume 14 No5 January 1995
Please Login to view this content. (Not a member? Join Today!)
Treasure No 61: To the Budding Hymnwriter
Treasure No 61: To the Budding Hymnwriter by Brian Wren: An article from Bulletin 202, Winter 1995 (Many of us receive new hymn texts on which we are invited to comment. Over the years I have developed a line of reply that affirms the local effort without. I hope, being too dishonest with those whose work will never achieve a …
Bulletin 143 Volume 9 No3 September 1978
Please Login to view this content. (Not a member? Join Today!)
Treasure No 43: Genesis of a Hymn
Treasure No 43: Genesis of a Hymn by Brian Wren: An article from Bulletin 143, Autumn 1978 ow do hymns get written? Readers may find it interesting to eavesdrop on the process of composition of one particular hymn—or is it a song? Stage 1: Inspiration While I was thinking of a friend’s experience of bereavement, the following four lines came, …
Bulletin 142 Volume 9 No2 May 1978
Please Login to view this content. (Not a member? Join Today!)
Bulletin 138 Volume 8 No12 January 1977
Please Login to view this content. (Not a member? Join Today!)
Treasure No 42: The Hymn Today
Treasure No 42: The Hymn Today: An article from Bulletin 138, Winter 1977 Under this title a symposium was presented at the Society’s Conference at Norwich last year. Here we print the substance of what each speaker said on that occasion (or, more accurately, what he would have said had time allowed). i. The Challenge of the Words by Brian …