Tag hymn

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!"

Advent, Christmastide, Church Year, Hymn of the Week

Silent Night | Advent Hymn of the Week

Word & Wonder
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.

Advent, Christmastide, Church Year, Hymn of the Week

Joy to the World | Advent Hymn of the Week

Word & Wonder
December 9, 2022

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

Advent, Church Year, Hymn of the Week

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

Word & Wonder
December 5, 2022

"O come, o come, Emmanuel" is written over an illustration of four advent candles.

Advent, Church Year, Hymn of the Week

O Come, O Come Emmanuel | Advent Hymn of the Week

Word & Wonder
November 29, 2022

A verse from the hymn "All Creatures of Our God and King" is written over an image of a woman standing on a mountain with arms upraised.

Hymn of the Week

All Creatures of Our God and King | Thanksgiving Hymn of the Week

Word & Wonder
November 22, 2022

The first verse of "Come Thou Almighty King" is written over a hazy illustration of a king.

Hymn of the Week

Come Thou Almighty King | Christ the King Sunday Hymn of the Week

Word & Wonder
November 15, 2022

The third verse of the hymn "Come Thou Fount" is displayed over an image of a pile of stones.

Hymn of the Week

Come Thou Fount | Hymn of the Week

Word & Wonder
November 8, 2022

A quote from the hymn "For All the Saints" reads "Thou wast their rock, their fortress, and their might; thou, Lord, their captain in the well-fought fight; thou in the darkness dread their one true light. Alleluia! Alleluia!"

Hymn of the Week

For All the Saints | All Saints Day Hymn of the Week

Word & Wonder
November 1, 2022

A quote from "O Worship the King" reads "In you do we trust no find you to fail. Your mercies, how tender, how firm to the end, our Maker, Defender, Redeemer, and Friend."

Hymn of the Week

O Worship the King | Hymn of the Week

Word & Wonder
October 25, 2022