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Bulletin 59 Volume 3 No2 Spring 1952

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Bulletin 57 Volume 2 No16 September 1951

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Treasure No 2: A New Hymn-Book in Prospect

Treasure No 2: A New Hymn-Book in Prospect: An article from Bulletin No 3, April 1938 a recent meeting of the Congregational Council it was agreed to recommend the Assembly of the Congregational Union of England and Wales, in May, to take steps towards the preparation of a new hymn-book. The one at present in use—The Congregational Hymnary—was published in …

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Every Bulletin issued from October 1937 to the present is now available on the HSGBI website. Issues from number 1 to 223 are available to members as scanned PDF's only and not currently part of the Interactive Index, from 224 to present they are text on the page and downloadable and searchable tex...

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A bonus day and, sadly, the last of our Hymn for the day reflections comes from Chris Moorsom on a hymn by Gordan Jones 'The air we breathe is beauty' written in the 1980s. Please don't forget to fill in our survey. hymnsocietygbi.org.uk/2020/08/01-the-air-we-breathe-is-beauty-moorsom/ ... See MoreSee Less

01 The air we breathe is beauty – Moorsom

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© Gordan Jones, used with permission Chris Moorsom The air we breathe is beauty and joy pervades our duty of giving praise to God, for plough and pasture shining in winter light, defining each single...

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Day 31 of our Hymn for the day is a reflection from Gillian Warson of an anonymous French hymn translated by Allen Beville Ramsay (1872-1955) 'Whence is that goodly fragrance flowing' and reproduced by permission of Magdalene College, Cambridge. hymnsocietygbi.org.uk/2020/07/31-whence-is-that-goodly-fragrance-flowing-warson/ ... See MoreSee Less

31 Whence is that goodly fragrance flowing – Warson

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Allen Beville Ramsay (1872-1955), from Anonymous French ©Magdalene College, Cambridge Reproduced by permission of the Master and Fellows of Magdalene College Cambridge. Gillian Warson The last few months have been difficult for all of us...

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Are you enjoying our Hymn for the day? How often have you visited the page this month? We have just uploaded a short survey to the page. If you have the time we'd love to hear your thoughts on this project. You will find the survey near the top of the page here: hymnsocietygbi.org.uk/resources/hymn-for-the-day/ Thanks for taking the time. ... See MoreSee Less

Hymn for the day

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Hymn for the day Wednesday 1st July marked the beginning of what we hope will prove to be an exciting and innovative project. As, due to the Covid-19 virus, we have been unable to hold our...

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Day 30 of our Hymn for the day is a reflection by Gordon Giles on 'A Hymn for Lockdown' - God our Father give your blessing. A hymn written this year by Gordon with tune by Jonathan Marten. Lockdown is nothing new, it can be found in the pages of our Bibles... hymnsocietygbi.org.uk/2020/07/30-a-hymn-for-lockdown-giles/ ... See MoreSee Less

30 A Hymn for Lockdown – Giles

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Words © Gordon Giles (b. 1966) Music © Jonathan Marten (b. 1947) Gordon Giles God our Father give your blessing The Psalmist in exile asked, ‘how shall we sing the Lord’s song in a foreign...

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Day 29 of our Hymn for the day is 'New every morning', the hymn by John Keble. The reflection is by Jonathan Halliwell. The hymn is an extract of a poem written nearly 200 years ago, so why is this a hymn for our times? Read (or listen)...https://hymnsocietygbi.org.uk/2020/07/29-new-every-morning-halliwell/ ... See MoreSee Less

29 New every morning – Halliwell

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John Keble (1792-1866) Public Domain Jonathan Halliwell ‘His compassions fail not; they are new every morning’ The commemoration of John Keble in the Anglican Communion is held on 29th March, the anniversary of his death...

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Day 28 of our Hymn for the day is a second reflection by Timothy Dudley-Smith, reflecting on his hymn 'Safe in the shadow' based on Psalm 91. The hymn is sung beautifully by Lucy and Alice Paine during Lockdown and can be found at the bottom of the page. hymnsocietygbi.org.uk/2020/07/28-safe-in-the-shadow-timothy-dudley-smith/ ... See MoreSee Less

28 Safe in the shadow – Timothy Dudley-Smith

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Timothy Dudley-Smith (1926 – ) from Psalm 91 © administered by Oxford University Press in Europe (including UK and Ireland) and Africa, and by Hope Publishing Company in all other territories (including USA), used by...

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Bulletin 59 Volume 3 No2 Spring 1952

Bulletin 57 Volume 2 No16 September 1951

Treasure No 2: A New Hymn-Book in Prospect

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