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HYMN OF THE WEEK

Come here every week to see what hymn we’re highlighting! We’ll post the lyrics, videos, and resources. We’re also working on theological commentary, worship helps, and a three-year family worship plan that will be included in our book, The Gospel Story Hymnal, due to release in September 2023.

illustration of a woman in a dark wood, but looking up toward a lit hill (and heaven, but that isn't shown)

Peace, Perfect Peace | Lent Hymn of the Week

March 14, 2023

Recent Hymns

illustration of a woman in a dark wood, but looking up toward a lit hill (and heaven, but that isn't shown)

Peace, Perfect Peace | Lent Hymn of the Week

March 14, 2023

Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus | Lent Hymn of the Week

March 9, 2023

image of the pillar of cloud guarding and guiding God's people through the red sea.

Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah | Lent Hymn of the Week

February 27, 2023

image of a priest, praying before the mercy seat.

Pass Me Not | Lent Hymn of the Week

February 21, 2023

"So most gracious Lord, may we ever more be led by thee." Quote from the hymn "As with gladness, men of old," shown over an illustration of the three wise men offering their gifts to toddler Jesus.

As With Gladness, Men of Old | Epiphany Hymn of the Week

January 3, 2023

Words from the hymn "Infant Holy, Infant Lowly" are written over an illustration of baby Jesus in the manger. The words say "Christ the child was born for you!"

Infant Holy, Infant Lowly | Hymn of the Week

December 25, 2022

A line from the hymn "Silent Night" is over an illustration of Mary and Joseph lovingly holding baby Jesus. The line reads "Silent night, holy night, son of God, Loves' pure light!"

Silent Night | Advent Hymn of the Week

December 18, 2022

"Joy to the world" is written over an illustration of a host of angels in the starry sky, with shepherd below looking up at them in wonder.

Joy to the World | Advent Hymn of the Week

December 9, 2022

"Come, thou long expected Jesus" is written over an illustration of Mary smiling down at her pregnant belly.

Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus | Advent Hymn of the Week

December 5, 2022