St. Aelred | | Fierce Raged the Tempest o’er the Deep |
St. Agnes | A Roman Christian woman martyred in 304 in the reign of Diocletian. She was sentenced to death for refusing to marry a nobleman to whom she said, I am already engaged to Christ. |
- Be Known to Us in Breaking Bread
- Bounteous and Cherished Is This Grace
- Bride of the Lamb, Awake, Awake
- Calm on the Listening Ear of Night
- Christ and His Cross Is All Our Theme
- Chistmas Legend, A
- Clothe Yourself with humility
- Come Holy Spirit, Heavenly Dove
- Did Christ Descend from Majesty
- Faith Is the Brightest Evidence
- Father of Love
- Fountain of All the Good We See
- God, as We Stand Amid Your World
- God of the Nations, Near and Far
- Happy the Home When God Is There
- I Know Not How That Bethlehem’s Babe
- If I Must Die
- Jesu, at Whose Supreme Command
- Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee
- Jesus, United by Thy Grace
- List to the Clanging Bells of Time
- Lord, Thou in All Things Like Wast Made
- Man That Doth in Secret Place, The
- ’Mid All the Traffic of the Ways
- My God! How Perfect Are Thy Ways!
- None Is Like God
- O, for a Faith That Will Not Shrink
- O for the Faith in Jesu’s Name
- O Hope of Every Contrite Heart
- Once More We Come Before Our God
- Witness, Ye Men and Angels Now
- Zeal Is That Pure and Heav’nly Flame
Also see Langran |
St. Agnes (Austen) | | We Sing the Praise of Him Who Died |
St. Agnes’ School | The school in Albany, New York, where composer J. Albert Jeffrey was music director. | O God of God |
St. Aidan | The 7th Century Irish monk. |
- O God of Life, Whose Power Benign
- Why Should I Fear the Darkest Hour?
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St. Alban (Haydn) | |
- Jesus, King of Glory
- Standing at the Portal
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St. Alban (Pleyel) | | Jesus, Where’er Thy People Meet |
St. Alban (Steggall) | | O Scorned and Outcast Lord |
St. Alban’s | | See Morley |
St. Albinus | | Jesus Lives! |
St. Alkmund | | O Source Divine, and Life of All |
St. Alphege [Monarch] | |
- Brief Life Is Here Our Portion
- O Heavenly Jerusalem
- O That the Lord’s Salvation
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St. Ambrose (Cecil) | Probably Ambrose of Milan. |
- From the Depths of Sin and Failure
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St. Ambrose (Feillée) | |
- God Whom Earth, and Sea, and Sky, The
- Praises of That Saint We Sing, The
- Receive, O Lord, in Heaven Above
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St. Anatolius (Brown) | | Day Is Past and Over, The |
St. Anatolius (Dykes) | | Day Is Past and Over, The |
St. Andrew (Barnby) | |
- Beside the Gospel Pool
- Not to Ourselves Again
- Spirit in Our Hearts, The
- Sweet Is Thy Mercy, Lord
- To Thee, O God, in Heaven
- Year Begins with Thee, The
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St. Andrew (Tans’ur) [Barby] | |
- Come, Heavenly Love, Inspire My Song
- Like Zion’s Steadfast Mount Are They
- Sin, Like a Venomous Disease
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St. Andrew (Thorne) | | God, Creator and Preserver |
St. Andrew of Crete | | Christian, Dost Thou See Them? |
St. Andrews (Barnby) | | Beside the Gospel Pool |
St. Anne | St. Anne’s Church, Soho, London, where composer William Croft was organist. |
- Behold the Sure Foundation Stone
- Come, Let Us Lift Our Voices High
- Come unto Me, All Ye Who Mourn
- Eternal Sovereign of the Sky
- Great King of Glory and of Grace
- Hail Father, Son and Spirit Great
- Hail, Sacred Morn! When from the Tomb
- Heav’n Has Confirmed the Great Decree
- Lord, as to Thy Dear Cross We Flee
- Lord Who Has Remembered Us, The
- Lovers of Pleasure More Than God
- Mercies of My God and King, The
- O God, Our Words Cannot Express
- O God, the Help of All Thy Saints
- O God, the Strength of Those Who War
- O God, Who Lovest to Abide
- O Lord and Master of Us All
- Our God, Our Help in Ages Past
- Rush May Rise, The
- Savior Comes, The
- Sing to the Lord Jehovah’s Name
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St. Anselm [Gladness, Waring] | |
- Dawn of God’s Dear Sabbath, The
- O One with God the Father
- Thine Holy Day’s Returning
- Thy Word, O God, Declareth
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St. Asaph (Bambridge) | |
- At Thy Feet, Our God and Father
- Lord of Light, Whose Name Outshineth
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St. Asaph (Giornovichi) | | How Bright These Glorious Spirits Shine |
St. Athanasius | | Lord, We Come with Hearts Aflame |
St. Augustine | The Florida city. | Dear Master, in Thy Way |
St. Austell | | For Thy Mercy and Thy Grace |
St. Austin | Saint Augustine of Canterbury (also known as Austin ), the first Archbishop of Canterbury. |
- Come, Ye Souls by Sin Afflicted
- Day of Judgment! Day of Wonders!
- Fixed the Covenant Is, and Certain
- Go, Ye Heralds of Salvation
- God, Our Hope and Strength Abiding
- Lo, He Comes, Arrayed in Vengeance
- Lo He Comes, the King of Glory
- O That Day of Dread and Wonder
- Saints, Behold the Mighty Angel
- They Who Hate Thee, Oh My Father
- Who Is This That Comes from Edom?
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St. Barbara | Barbara Heck, after whom Heck Hall at Northwestern University is named. | Deem Not That They Are Blest Alone |
St. Barnabas (Braine) | St. Barnabas Church, Kensington, London, where composer William Braine was organist. | No, Not Despairingly |
St. Barnabas (Chopin) | Composer Frédéric Chopin. | O Son of God, Our Captain of Salvation |
St. Barnabas (Gauntlett) | | O Son of God, Our Captain of Salvation |
St. Bartholomew (Duncalf) | | O Thou Who Camest from Above |
St. Bartholomew (Thorne) | | God of My Life, to Thee I Call |
St. Basil (Stainer) | | Now Join We All with Holy Mirth |
St. Basil the Great | | We Hail Thee Now, O Jesu |
St. Bavon | The patron saint of Ghent, Belgium. | Church of God a Kingdom Is, The |
St. Beatrice | | Sower Went Forth Sowing, The |
St. Bede | | Gracious Savior, Gentle Shepherd |
St. Bees | The village in Cumbria, England. |
- Come, Thou Everlasting Lord
- Hark, My Soul, It Is the Lord!
- Savior, Let Thy Gospel Light
- Wait, My Soul, upon the Lord
- Who Is This in Bethlehem’s Town?
- Who Will Roll Away the Stone?
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St. Benedict | | Savior, Teach Me Day by Day |
St. Bernard (Monk) | |
- Dear Lord, on This Thy Servant’s Day
- Jesu, the Virgins’ Crown
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St. Bernard (Richardson) | |
- All That I Was
- All Ye Who Seek for Sure Relief
- Blest Be Our Everlasting Lord
- Thou, Who Our Faithless Hearts Can Read
- Wake, Harp of Zion
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St. Boniface (Barnby) | | How Sweetly Flowed the Gospel’s Sound |
St. Boniface (Gadsby) | |
- Forward! Be Our Watchword
- Hark, the Voice Eternal
- Over Trackless Regions
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St. Bride [St. Bridges] | St. Bride’s Church, Fleet Street, London, where composer Samuel Howard was organist. |
- And Wilt Thou Pardon, Lord?
- Come, Lord, and Tarry Not
- Dread and Solemn Hour, A
- Far from My Heavenly Home
- Have Mercy, Lord, on Me
- Lord of the Harvest, Hear
- O’erwhelmed in Depths of Woe
- Our Heavenly Father, Hear
- Tho’ Scorners Thee Defy
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St. Casimir | | Little Children, Advent Bids You |
St. Catherine (Dale) | | O Jesus, Thou Art Standing |
St. Catherine (Walton) | Fourth Century martyr Catherine of Alexandria. |
- Faith of Our Brothers
- Faith of Our Fathers
- Faith of Our Mothers
- Forth from the Dark and Stormy Sky
- From Whence These Dire Portents Around?
- Give Me, O Lord, Right Views of Thee
- God of the Earth, the Sky, the Sea!
- Jesus, Thy Boundless Love to Me
- Lord, Thou Hast Been Our Dwelling Place
- Now Weigh the Anchor
- O Hadst Thou Known, in This Thy Day
- O Jesus Christ, Our Lord Most Dear
- O Lord of Glory! Who Couldst Leave
- Our Earth We Now Lament to See
- Perfect in Love! Lord, Can It Be?
- Rise, All Who Seek the Crucified
- See, Sinners, in the Gospel Glass
- This Solemn Hour O Let Us Be
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St. Catherine’s Court | | In Our Day of Thanksgiving |
St. Cecilia (Hampton) | The 3rd Century Roman martyr. | Royal Banners Forward Go, The |
St. Cecilia (Hayne) | The 3rd Century Roman martyr. |
- Bridegroom Meets His Bride, The
- I Yield Myself to Thee
- O Love That Casts Out Fear
- My Spirit Longs for Thee
- Thy Kingdom Come, O God
- Thy Kingdom Come, O Lord
- Thy Way, Not Mine, O Lord
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St. Cecilia (Sewall) | | Rest of the Weary |
St. Celedonius | The martyred Roman legionnaire. | Jesu, Our Captain and Our King |
St. Cephas | | At the Name of Jesus |
St. Chavara | Kuriakose Elias Chavara (കുര്യാക്കോസ് ഏലിയാസ് ചാവറ). | Shall I Be Among That Throng? |
St. Christopher | |
- Beneath the Cross of Jesus (Clephane)
- Desire of Every Nation
- In Haiti, There is Anguish
- Man Named Nicodemus, A
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St. Chrysostom | John Chrysostom (Χρυσόστομος), 4th Century Archbishop of Constantinople. | Also see Adoro Te |
St. Chrysostom (Filby) | | Come, O Thou Traveler Unknown |
St. Chrysostom (Ohl) | | Jesus, Master, Whose I Am |
St. Clare | |
- Lo, the Clouds of Night Are Rending
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St. Clement | |
- O Lord, Our God, in Adoration
- Our Father’s Love
- Day Thou Gavest, Lord, Is Ended, The
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St. Columb | | From Glory unto Glory |
St. Columba | The Irish abbot and missionary evangelist credited with spreading Christianity in Scotland. |
- As Now the Sun’s Declining Rays
- Dear Refuge of My Weary Soul
- From Whence These Dire Portents Around?
- Heavenly Song, The
- How Sweet and Awesome Is This Place
- King of Love My Shepherd Is, The
- My Life’s Fountain
- Now, Gracious Lord, Thine Arm Reveal
- O Joy of Earth!
- Of All the Happy Golden Days
- Our Messiah Came
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St. Columba (Irons) | | Sun Is Sinking Fast, The |
St. Constantine | | Jesus, Meek and Gentle |
St. Crispin | The Christian martyr beheaded during the reign of Roman emperor Diocletian. |
- Awe-Full Mystery Is Here, An
- And Is the Gospel Peace and Love?
- Behold the Potter and the Clay
- Buried in Shadows of the Night
- Can Thoughtless Sinners Hope for Heav’n?
- Claims of the Poor, The
- Come, Holy Spirit, Raise Our Songs
- God Loved the World so That He Gave
- He Liveth Long Who Liveth Well
- Hiding Place, The
- Ho! Every One That Thirsts, Draw Nigh
- Oft as the Bell, with Solemn Toll
- Say Then, Ye Worms of Earth
- Strong Son of God, Immortal Love
- Thus the Eternal Father Spake
- ’Twas for Thy Sake, Eternal God
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St. Croix | | Call to Arms Is Sounding, The |
St. Cross | | Lo—On the Inglorious Tree |
St. Cross (Dykes) | |
- Deep in Our Hearts Let Us Record
- Hell! ’Tis a Word of Dreadful Sound
- My Harp Untuned, and Laid Aside
- My Soul Pursues No Vulgar Theme
- O Come and Mourn with Me
- Show Pity, Lord, O Lord, Forgive
- That Day of Wrath
- ’Twas on That Dark, That Doleful Night
- While Life Prolongs Its Precious Light
- World of Sinners Once Was Drowned, A
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St. Cuthbert | | Our Blest Redeemer, Ere He Breathed |
St. Cyprian (Chope) | | Lord, Thy Word Abideth |
St. Cyprian (Goss) | |
- Poor Esau Repented Too Late
- Weep Not for a Brother Deceased
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St. Cyprian (Stainer) | | Weary of Earth, and Laden with My Sin |
St. Cyril | The patriarch of Alexandria, 412–44. | Approach, My Soul, the Mercy Seat |
St. David (Calkin) [Calkin, Our Leader, Shepherd, Whiting] | | Jesus Christ Our Savior (Whiting) |
St. David (Ravenscroft) | |
- Christ Is Gone Up
- Lord, Who Hast Sought Us Out, Unsought
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St. Denio [Joanna] | The cephalophore St. Denis of Paris. |
- Be Firm and Be Faithful
- Hear, Hear, O Ye Nations
- Immortal, Invisible, God Only Wise
- Lord Ever Answer Your Cries of Distress, The
- Love Song, A
- Night’s Canopy over Judea Now Hung
- O Thou Who the Shepherd of Israel Art
- O Zion, Afflicted with Wave upon Wave
- Roman Centurion Sought Out the Lord, A
- Sound over All Waters
- Sweet Spices They Brought
- Though Troubles Assail Us
- We Welcome Glad Easter
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St. Denys (Monk) | | Now, My Soul, Thy Voice Upraising |
St. Denys (Spinney) | | O Love That Casts Out Fear |
St. Dorothea | | To the Haven of Thy Breast |
St. Drostane | |
- Daughters of Sion, Come, Behold
- Now Let Us Raise Our Cheerful Strains
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St. Dunstan’s | |
- He Who Would Valiant Be
- When Shall We Meet Again?
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St. Eanswyth | | Blessèd Night, When First That Plain |
St. Edith [St. Hilda, Meredith] | |
- O Christ, Thy Constant Blessing
- Christmas Rejoicing, A
- O Happy Band of Pilgrims
- O Jesus, Thou Art Standing
- O Master, When Thou Callest
- Sing to the Lord of Harvest
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St. Edmund (Gilding) | | See Dedication (Gilding) |
St. Edmund (Hoyte) | | Lord, When We Bend Before Thy Throne |
St. Edmund (Steggall) | | Songs of Thankfulness and Praise |
St. Edmund (Sullivan) | |
- Draw Thou My Soul, O Christ
- I’m but a Stranger Here
- Let Not Thy Hands Be Slack
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St. Eligius | The bishop of Noyon-Tournai, France (588–660). | Kind Framer of the Firmament |
St. Enoch | | Lo! He Comes with Clouds Descending |
St. Etheldreda | |
- Bright Was the Guiding Star That Led
- Let All Adore the Immortal King
- Shepherd Divine, Our Wants Relieve
- Within the Churchyard, Side by Side
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St. Ethelwald | | Soldiers of Christ, Arise |
St. Euphrasia | | Bethlehem Song, The |
St. Fabian [St. Polycarp (Barnby), Juxta Crucem] | | Jesus, Lover of My Soul |
St. Faith | | Every Morning the Red Sun |
St. Flavian | The 5th Century archbishop of Constantinople. |
- Awake, Awake! Thou Mighty Arm
- Behold Us, Lord, a Little Space
- Fish in Wave, the Bird on Wing, The
- Have Mercy on Us, God Most High
- He Prayeth Best Who Lovest Best
- In Full Assurance of Thy Grace
- Jesus, in Thee Our Eyes Behold
- Lord, We Confess Our Numerous Faults
- Lord, Who Throughout These Forty Days
- My Soul with Expectation
- Now That the Daylight Dies Away
- O God, Unseen Yet Ever Near
- Search Me, O God! (Bottome)
- Teach Me the Measure of My Days
- We Cannot Think of Them as Dead
- With Weary Feet and Saddened Heart
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St. Frances [Columbia] | |
- Enslaved to Sense, to Pleasure Prone
- Fountain of Good, to Own Thy Love
- Long Have I Seemed to Serve Thee, Lord
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St. Francis (Button) | | None Other Lamb |
St. Francis (Sullivan) | | O Father, Thou Who Hast Created All |
St. Francis Xavier | | O God, to Know That Thou Art Just |
St. Frideswide | | Round the Sacred City Gather |
St. Fulbert | Fulbert of Chartres. |
- Eternal Father, Who Can Tell?
- Jesu, Thy Mercies Are Untold
- My God, I Love Thee
- Praise Ye the Lord! On Every Height
- Ye Choirs of New Jerusalem
- Ye Distant Lands, and Nations Near
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St. Gabriel (Greatorex) | | How Rich Thy Bounty, King of Kings! |
St. Gabriel (Ouseley) | | Radiant Morn Hath Passed Away, The |
St. Gall | |
- O Father Who Didst All Things Make
- When Shades of Night Around Us Close
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St. George (Gauntlett) | |
- Come, Kingdom of Our God
- Commit Thou All Thy Griefs
- For All Thy Saints
- God from on High Hath Heard
- How Welcome Was the Call
- Make Haste, O Man, to Live
- Praise We the Lord This Day
- To Christ, the Prince of Peace
- Voice by Jordan’s Shore, A
- Ye People, Cease from Tears
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St. George’s Bolton | | Dawn of God’s Dear Sabbath, The |
St. George’s Edinburgh | | Ye Gates, Lift Up Your Heads on High |
St. George’s Windsor | St. George’s Chapel, Windsor, England. |
- Change Your Church, O God, to Be
- Christ the Lord Is Risen Today (Leeson)
- Come, Ye Thankful People, Come
- Great and Fair Is She
- Hark! the Song of Jubilee
- Jacob’s Ladder (Newton)
- Lord, Beneath Whose Equal Hand
- Mercy Triumphs, Christ Is Born
- Saved by Blood, I Live to Tell
- Songs of Thankfulness and Praise
- Sweetest Joy the Soul Can Know
- Swell the Anthem, Raise the Song
- Thou, O Lord, Art God Alone
- Warned of That Vindictive Day
- When Two Friends on Easter Day
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St. Germans | The Cornish village. | Marching Song, A |
St. Gertrude | Mrs. Gertrude ClayKer-Seymer, friend of composer Arthur Sullivan; he wrote the tune at her home in Hanford, Dorsetshire, England. |
- Christ Shall Have Dominion
- Forward Through the Ages
- If You Would Come After Me
- Onward, Children, Onward
- Onward, Christian Soldiers
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St. Godric | |
- How Beautiful the Sight
- One Sole Baptismal Sign
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St. Gregory | |
- Creator of the Earth and Sky
- Creator of the World, to Thee
- Let Everlasting Glories Crown
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St. Helen | | Lord, Enthroned in Heavenly Splendor |
St. Helen’s | | Blessèd Master, I Have Promised |
St. Helena (Allen) | | Fierce Was the Wild Billow |
St. Helena (Milgrove) | |
- Glory to Thee, O Lord (Beadon)
- Glory to Thee, O Lord (Toke)
- Lord Jesus, God and Man
- O Word of God Above
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St. Hilary (Dykes) | | Rise, My Soul, and Stretch Thy Wings |
St. Hilda | | See St. Edith |
St. Hilda (Barnby) | | Hail, Thou Once Despisèd Jesus |
St. Hill [Pastor Bonus] | | Christ, Who Once Among Us |
St. Hilary | | Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus |
St. Hugh (English) | | Sing to the Lord the Children’s Hymn |
St. Hugh (Hopkins) | |
- Now Let Us See Thy Beauty, Lord
- O God of Bethel, by Whose Hand
- Sing We the Glory of Our God
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St. Ignatius (Barnby) | |
- Day, O Lord, Is Spent, The
- Thou Say’st,
Take Up Thy Cross
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St. Ignatius (Beaumont) | | Once Pledged by the Cross |
St. Ingrid | | Thou Hidden Love of God |
St. Issey | | Fierce Was the Wild Billow |
St. James | St. James’ Tabernacle, Westminster, England, where composer Ralph Courteville was organist. |
- For All Thy Saints, a Noble Throng
- Fountain of Mercies, God of Love
- Highest and the Holiest Place, The
- Lost in the Wildering Maze of Sin
- My God, the Covenant of Thy Love
- O God of Truth
- One Holy Church of God Appears
- Thou Art the Way
- Ye Sons of Earth Prepare the Plough
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St. James Stockholm | The church in Stockholm, Sweden, where Olof Åhlström was organist. | |
St. Jerome (Champneys) | | Lo, God Is Here! |
St. Jerome (Horsley) | | When All Thy Mercies, O My God |
St. John (Cecil) | | Gracious Spirit, Dwell with Me |
St. John (Dykes) | | Behold the Lamb of God (Bridges) |
St. John (Gregory) | | How Heavy Is the Night |
St. John (Parish) | |
- Around the Throne of God
- Christ Is Our Cornerstone
- Jehovah Is Our Strength
- Let Earth and Heaven Combine
- Within Thy Temple, Lord
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St. John Damascene | | Come, Ye Faithful, Raise the Strain |
St. John’s College | | This Is the Day the Lord Hath Made |
St. John’s Highlands | |
- Ascend, My Soul, to Pisgah’s Hill
- Come, Weary Souls with Sin Distressed
- He That Hath Made His Refuge God
- From Lands That See the Sun Arise
- Jesus, from Whom All Blessings Flow
- Let Mortal Tongues Attempt to Sing
- Lord Is Great, The
- Sinners, Obey the Gospel Word
- To God Most Awful and Most High
- Within Thy Temple’s Sacred Courts
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St. John’s, Westminster | | We Praise Thee, Lord, for Hours of Bliss |
St. Joseph | | Jesus Wept! Those Tears Are Over |
St. Jude | | O the Bitter Shame and Sorrow |
St. Kenelm | | O Father, Bless the Children |
St. Kevin | The 7th Century Irish hermit in the Vale of Glendalough. |
- Come, O Spirit
- Come, Ye Faithful, Raise the Strain
- Let Our Choir New Anthems Raise
- We Have Heard the Joyful News
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St. Kjeld | The 12th Century Danish priest. | Doers of the Word |
St. Lawrence | | Behold, the Master Passeth By |
St. Leonard (Hiles) | |
- O God Beyond the Evening Hills
- O God, Whose Law from Age to Age
- O Sing a New Song to the Lord
- Shadows of the Evening Hours, The
- Shall Foolish, Weak, Short-Sighted Man
- Son of Man Goes Forth Today, The
- Thou Art My Hiding Place, O Lord
- ’Twixt Gleams of Joy and Clouds of Doubt
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St. Leonard (Irons) | | Radiant Morn Hath Passed Away, The |
St. Leonard (Smart) | |
- Lord, I Would Own Thy Tender Care
- Race That Long in Darkness Pined, The
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St. Leonards | | May the Mind of Christ, My Savior |
St. Louis | |
- Little Service Hymn
- O Little Town of Bethlehem
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St. Lucie | The Florida county. | Inside the Golden Gate |
St. Luke | | See Intercession |
St. Luke (Clarke) | |
- Lord, When My Thoughts Delighted Rove
- Thy Ways, O Lord, with Wise Design
- Yea, as I Live, Jehovah Saith
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St. Luke (Heywood) | | Time by Heaven Foretold Is Come, The |
St. Luke (Lampe) | | Recall, My Heart, That Dreadful Hour |
St. Mabyn | | Souls of Men, Why Will Ye Scatter |
St. Magnus [Nottingham] | St. Magnus Church, Lower Thames Street, London. |
- Afflictions, Though They Seem Severe
- How Hurtful Was the Choice of Lot
- Head That Once Was Crowned, The
- In All My Vast Concerns with Thee
- Let Christian Faith and Hope Dispel
- Now, Lord, Thy Chosen Heralds Bless
- O That Thy Statutes Every Hour
- O Thou Whose Feet Have Climbed Life’s Hill
- O Will of God Beneath Our Life
- Two Brothers Freely Cast Their Lot
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St. Mamertus | The bishop of Vienne in Gaul (?-circa 375). | O King Most High of Earth and Sky |
St. Margaret (Booth) | | Holy Father, Thou Hast Given |
St. Margaret (Peace) | |
- Lord Almighty Is My Light, The
- O Love That Wilt Not Let Me Go
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St. Marguerite | | O Mean May Seem This House of Clay |
St. Mark | |
- Early, My God, Without Delay
- O Still in Accents Sweet and Strong
- O Very God of Very God
- Think Gently of the Erring One
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St. Martin | | Jesu, Meek and Lowly |
St. Martin Orgar | | Christians, Sing Out with Exultation |
St. Martin’s | |
- Great Ruler of All Nature’s Frame
- Thy Servant, Blessed by Thee
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St. Mary | |
- Adore and Tremble, for Our God
- O Lord, Turn Not Thy Face from Me
- O Thou, the Eternal Son of God
- Why Are Not Sinners, Lord, Consumed?
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St. Mary Magdalene | | Son of the Highest, Deign to Cast Also see Jeboult, Mary Magdalene (Dykes) |
St. Matthew | |
- Although on Massy Pillars Built
- Believing Souls, Rejoice and Sing
- Come, Let Us Rise with Christ
- Earth Belongs unto the Lord, The
- Fountain of Never Ceasing Grace
- Hear Me O God, nor Hide Thy Face
- How Vast the Benefits Divine
- O God, No Longer Hold Thy Peace
- Purple Robe, A
- Who Will Arise and Plead My Right?
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St. Matthias | | Behold Us, Lord, Before Thee Met |
St. Medan | | Jesus, in Thy Dying Woes |
St. Michael | |
- Above the Starry Spheres
- Ancient Law Departs, The
- How Beauteous Are Their Feet
- Let Sighing Cease and Woe
- Lord, Bless and Pity Us
- Lord God, the Holy Ghost
- Lord Is Risen Indeed, The!
- Make Haste, O God, to Save
- O Bless the Lord, My Soul
- O Come and Dwell in Me
- O Day of God, Draw Nigh
- O Praise Our God Today
- O Thou Who Art My King
- Oh! What, If We Are Christ’s
- Stand Up and Bless the Lord
- Thy Table I Approach
- To God the Only Wise
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St. Michael New | | O Captain of God’s Host |
St. Michel’s | | See Goshen |
St. Nathaniel | | O God of Hosts, the Mighty Lord |
St. Nereus | The martyred Roman soldier. | Storm of Sorrow Howls Around, The |
St. Nicasius | The 5th Century bishop of Reims. | Lo! The Desert Depths Are Stirred |
St. Nicholas (Greene) | |
- Complaint of Nature, The
- Lo! In the Last of Days Behold
- O Thou My Soul, Bless God the Lord
- To God I Cried with Mournful Voice
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St. Nicholas (Hoyte) | | Herald, in the Wilderness |
St. Nicholas (Pearce) | | See Cambria |
St. Nicholas (Scholefield) | | O Brightness of the Immortal Father’s Face |
St. Nicholas | | See Langdale (Redhead) |
St. Ninian | | Brightest and Best of the Sons of the Morning |
St. Olave (Barnby) | | Jesus, the First and Last |
St. Olives | | Father, I Stretch My Hands to Thee |
St. Omer | | Fain Would I, Lord of Grace |
St. Osmund | | Angels from the Realms of Glory |
St. Oswald | Composer John Dykes’ vicarage in Durham, England. |
- Christ, Above All Glory Seated
- Hail! My Ever Blessèd Jesus
- Hark! Ten Thousand Voices
- Praise Jehovah, All Ye Nations
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St. Pancras | | Stand Up, My Soul |
St. Pantelejmon [Gordon] | | Approach, My Soul, the Mercy Seat |
St. Patrick (Hogan) | | How Blest the Matron, Who, Endued |
St. Patrick (Stanford) | | St. Patrick’s Breastplate |
St. Patrick (Sullivan) | | He Is Gone, a Cloud of Light |
St. Paul | | He That Believes and Is Baptized |
St. Paul (Staniforth) | | Infinite God, to Thee We Raise |
St. Paul (Storer) | |
- Coming Millennium, The
- Stand Fast for Christ Thy Savior
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St. Paul’s (Erskine) | | Tarry with Me (Smith) |
St. Paul’s (Greene) | | Before Jehovah’s Awful Throne |
St. Paul’s (Stainer) | | Lord Jesus, Think on Me |
St. Paul’s College | | O Where Shall Rest Be Found? |
St. Peter (Decius) | | God Is Our Refuge and Defense |
St. Peter (Reinagle) | St. Peter’s Church, Oxford, England, where composer Alexander Reinagle was organist. |
- Almighty Father of Mankind
- Awake, My Soul! to Sound His Praise
- Come, O Thou All Victorious Lord
- From Thee All Skill and Science Flow
- How Shall the Young Secure Their Hearts?
- How Sweet the Name of Jesus Sounds
- In Christ There Is No East or West
- In Memory of the Savior’s Love
- Lord, May the Spirit of this Feast
- My God, Accept My Heart This Day
- My Savior, My Almighty Friend
- O Come and Sing to God, the Lord
- O God, Before Thy Sun’s Bright Beams
- O God, Preserve Me
- O Happy Is the Man Who Hears
- O Savior! When Thy Loving Hand
- O Seed of David
- O Thou Who Hast Thy Servants Taught
- With Solemn Joy We Come
- Ye That Obey th’Immortal King
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St. Peter’s, Westminster | | Jesus, Lord of Our Salvation |
St. Petersburg | The Russian city. |
- Another Year of Life Is Gone?
- Come, O Thou Traveler Unknown
- Day the Christ Child’s Tender Eyes, The
- From Henceforth No More Twain, But One
- How Good It Is to Thank the Lord
- Inspirer of the Ancient Seers
- Mighty God, Jehovah, Speaks, The
- O Come Before the Lord
- O God, of Good the Unfathomed Sea
- O Light, Whose Beams Illumine All
- O Little One Who Art So Great
- O Lord, Who in Thy Love Divine
- ¡Oh, Pan del Cielo Dulce Bien!
- On This My Patient Soul I Stay
- Shining of the Earliest Star, The
- Thou Hidden Source of Calm Repose
- Watched by the World’s Malignant Eye
- Weary of Wandering from My God
- Where Shall My Wondering Soul Begin?
- Whether the Word Be Preached or Read
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St. Petrox | | From Out the Cloud of Amber Light |
St. Philip (Dykes) | | Now the Day Is Over |
St. Philip (Monk) | |
- Even So, Lord Jesus, Come
- Holy Ghost, My Comforter
- Holy Spirit, Lord of Light
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St. Philip and St. James | | There Is One Way |
St. Pierre | The island in the Seychelles. | Our Sun of Righteousness |
St. Pölten | St. Pölten, Austria. | I Would Be Thine |
St. Polycarp (Barnby) | | See St. Fabian |
St. Polycarp (Pleyel) | | See Grace Church |
St. Prisca [Manton] | |
- In the Lord’s Atoning Grief
- When Our Heads Are Bowed with Woe
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St. Raphael | | See Raphael (Hopkins) |
St. Rotolf | | To Thee, O Comforter Divine |
St. Sacrament | | Thee We Adore, O Hidden Savior, Thee |
St. Saviour (Baker) | St. Saviour’s Church, Shanklin, Isle of Wight. |
- All Praise to Him Who Dwells in Bliss
- Glory of the Spring How Sweet!, The
- Hark, the Glad Sound
- In All My Troubles, Sharp and Long
- Laden with Guilt, and Full of Fears
- O God of Hosts, the Mighty Lord
- So Ends the Ages’ Vigil
- There’s Not a Tint That Paints the Rose
- When Christ Was Born in Bethlehem
- Where Shall My Soul Begin to Sing
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St. Saviour (Barnby) | | Thou Life Within My Life |
St. Saviour (Gaul) | |
- Day of Anger, That Dread Day
- Mighty Father, Blessèd Son
- Thou Didst Toil My Soul to Gain
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St. Sebald | The patron saint of Nuremberg, Germany. | Savior, Like a Shepherd Lead Us |
St. Sebastian | | Sing Alleluia Forth in Duteous Praise |
St. Sepulchre | The church where composer George Cooper was organist. |
- Deep Are the Wounds That Sin Has Made
- Happy the Man Whose Cautious Feet
- When at Thy Footstool, Lord, I Bend
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St. Sophronius | | Fierce Was the Wild Billow |
St. Stephen | |
- All Ye That Love the Lord, Rejoice
- Awake, Glad Soul
- Behold the Amazing Gift of Love
- God’s Glory Is a Wondrous Thing
- How Are Thy Glories Here Displayed!
- In Token, That Thou Shalt Not Fear
- It Is the Blood That Washes White
- King Shall Come When Morning Dawns, The
- Lord Appears My Helper Now, The
- Now Joyful Strains We Lift on High
- O Light, from Age to Age the Same
- To Our Redeemer’s Glorious Name
Yet, Saith the Lord
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St. Sulpice | | Another Year Hath Fled |
St. Swithin | The bishop of Winchester, England (?–862). | We Give Immortal Praise |
St. Sylvester | |
- Days and Moments Quickly Flying
- Father, Hear the Prayer We Offer
- Hear Thy Children, Gentle Jesus
- In Thy Wrath and Hot Displeasure
- Praise the Lord, When Blushing Morning
- Tarry with Me
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St. Theodulph | | All Glory, Laud and Honor |
St. Theresa | | Brightly Gleams Our Banner |
St. Thomas (Wade) | | Come, Lord Jesus, O Come Quickly |
St. Thomas (Williams) | |
- Behold the Throne of Grace
- Built by Jehovah’s Hand
- By Faith, I See Uplaid
- Great God, We Give Thee Praise
- I Love Thy Kingdom, Lord
- In Bondage to the Law
- Jehovah Reigns Supreme
- My Heart Is Fixed, O God (Psalter)
- O Bless the Lord, My Soul (Montgomery)
- To Bless Thy Chosen Race
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St. Thomas (Webbe) [Holywood] | |
- Saint of God, Elect and Precious
- Sing, My Tongue, the Savior’s Glory
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St. Timothy | | O Holy Ghost, Thy People Bless |
St. Ursula | | O Praise Our Great and Gracious Lord |
St. Valerius | Probably Valerius of Zaragoza (?–315) or Valerius of Trèves (?–320). | Hark! The Clear Voice |
St. Venantius | The 3rd Century martyr from Camerino, Italy. |
- Come, Holy Ghost, with God the Son
- When the Great Sun Sinks to His Rest
- Why, Impious Herod, Shouldst Thou Fear?
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St. Veronica | | Hail to the Lord Who Comes |
St. Victor | | O Jesus, Thou Art Standing |
St. Vincent (Gauntlett) | | Day Is Past and Over, The |
St. Vincent (Uglow) | |
- Heavenly Word Proceeding Forth, The
- High on His Everlasting Throne
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St. Werburgh | The Anglo-Saxon princess who became an English saint & patron saint of the city of Chester. | Nearer, My God, to Thee |
St. Winifred | | Cradled in a Manger, Meanly |
St. Wulstan | | I Lift My Heart to Thee |
Stabat Mater (Dykes) | Latin for the mother stood. |
- At the Cross, Her Station Keeping
- By the Cross of Jesus Standing
- Jesu, Sion’s King, We Greet Thee
- Father, in High Heaven Dwelling
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Stabat Mater (Knight) | | Near the Cross Was Mary Weeping |
Stabat Mater (Mechlin) | | Near the Cross, Her Vigil Keeping |
Stacy | Laura Jane Stacy. | Come, Thou Weary |
Staff of Faith, The [Faith, Muswell Hill] | | My Faith, It Is an Oaken Staff |
Stafford | | Firmly I Believe and Truly |
Staffordshire | The county in England. | Rest in the Lord |
Staincliffe | | Teach Me, O Lord, Thy Holy Way |
Stainforth | | Lord, in the Fullness of My Might |
Stair | | Shine on Our Land |
Stamford | | Glory Be to Him Who Loved Us |
Stand Up | | Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus |
Stand Up for Jesus | | Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus |
Standing on the Promises | | Standing on the Promises |
Stanford | The California city. | Master Says, Go!, The |
Stanley | | He Is Gone, a Cloud of Light |
Stanley Pontlarge | Stanley Pontlarge, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, England. | O Dearest Lord, Thy Sacred Head |
Star in the East | | Brightest and Best of the Sons of the Morning |
Star of Bethlehem (Funk), The | | When Marshaled on the Nightly Plain |
Star of Bethlehem (Worrell) | | Star of Bethlehem (Worrell) |
Star of Morn and Even | | Star of Morn and Even |
Star Spangled Banner | | Blest Gospel Banner, The |
Star of Peace | | Book of Grace and Book of Glory |
Stark | Composer Edward Stark. | Happy Is the Man |
Starlight (Beatson) | | From the Eastern Mountains |
Starlight (Crusius) | | No Seio De Abraão |
Stars | | Do You Know How Many Stars |
Stars All Bright | | Stars All Bright Are Beaming |
Stars of Evening | | Stars of Evening Softly Gleaming |
State Street | |
- And Canst Thou, Sinner, Slight?
- Baptized into the Name
- Church of the Living God
- Now Let Our Voices Join
- Our Heavenly Father Calls
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Staten Island | Staten Island, New York City. | Watchman on the Walls of Zion |
Stavanger | Stavanger, Norway. | My Father Knows (Benton) |
Steadfast | |
- Our God, to Whom We Turn
- Rise from Your Graves, Ye Dead
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Steele | | Now from Labor and from Care |
Steiner | | Home at Last (Crozier) |
Stella (Hemy) | The village near Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England. |
- Behold, What Wondrous Love and Grace
- Come, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost
- Father, Who Dost Thy Children Feed
- My Soul, Inspired with Sacred Love
- Ye Fair Green Hills of Galilee
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Stella (Parker) | | All My Heart This Night Rejoices |
Stella (Wathall) | | There’s a Song in the Air |
Step by Step | | Step by Step (Carley) |
Stepanakert | Khankendi, Azerbaijan (Ստեփանակերտ). | Unseen Hand, The |
Stephanos | A nephew of John of Damascus. |
- Art Thou Weary, Art Thou Languid?
- Jesus, Lord, We Joy Before Thee
- Master, We Thy Footsteps Follow
- Thee We Praise, Our God and Father
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Stephenson | | We Now Have Met to Worship Thee |
Sterling [Stirling] | | Tremendous God, with Humble Fear |
Stevenson | | Savior, to Thy Mercy Seat |
Steward | | Go, Messenger of Christ, Proclaim |
Stiastny | |
- I Hear a Voice That Comes from Far
- Thou Visiteth the Earth with Showers
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Still Nearer | | Nearer, Still Nearer |
Stilla Stunder | Swedish for quiet moments. | Take the World, but Give Me Jesus |
Stillingfleet | The village in the Selby district of North Yorkshire. | My God, My Life, My Love |
Stillness | | Currently unused (score) |
Stirewalt | | Dear Lord, Who Sought at Dawn of Day |
Stirling | | See Sterling |
Stobell | | Jesus, Thy Name I Love Jesus, Thy Name I Love |
Stock Island | The island off Monroe County, Florida. | Be Ready, All |
Stockholm | | Full Many Shall Come |
Stockport | | See Yorkshire |
Stockton (Trotter) | | My Song Shall Be of Jesus |
Stockton (Wright) | | Living Stream, as Crystal Clear, A |
Stockwell | |
- Now to God, Our Strength and Savior
- Silently the Shades of Evening
Also see Kayseri
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Stockwell New | | When the Golden Evening Gathered |
Stoel | | See Frommer |
Stoke | | O Lord, Our Strength in Weakness |
Stoke Newington | The area in the London borough of Hackney. | Jesus Is Calling |
Stoke-on-Trent | The city in Staffordshire, England. | O List to the Notes |
Stola Regia | Latin for royal dress. | In Royal Robes of Splendor |
Stonefield | | Give Thanks and Praise to God Above |
Stoneleigh | | Through the Day Thy Love Has Spared Us |
Stoney | |
- Hail to the Morn That Dawns on Eastern Hills
- Lord, Not for Light in Darkness
- There Is a Spot of Consecrated Ground
- Trust (Lewis)
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Stonypath | |
- Believing Fathers Oft Have Told
- From Olivet’s Sequestered Seats
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Storer | Composer Henry Storer. | O God, That Midst the Parted Sea |
Stories of Jesus | | Tell Me the Stories of Jesus |
Störl | | O’er the Distant Mountains Breaking |
Storrs [Saxby] | |
- Come, Holy Spirit, Calm My Mind
- Friend of Sinners Dies, The
- How Many Generations Dead
- To Our Once Favored Native Land
- To Thee, O Lord, I Humbly Cry
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Stowe | The town in Vermont. | Hark, Hark! The Sweet, Sweet Chiming |
Stowell | Hymn writer Hugh Stowell. | Lord of All Power and Might |
Stracathro | The town in northeast Angus, Scotland. |
- All as God Wills
- O Lord, My God, Most Earnestly
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Straf mich nicht | German for punish me not in Thine anger. |
- Father, Son and Holy Ghost
- O Do Not Against Me, Lord
- Rise, My Soul, to Watch and Pray
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Strait Gate | | Destruction’s Dangerous Road |
Strattner | Composer Georg Strattner. | Father, Lead Me Day by Day |
Straub | Composer Solomon Straub. | Nearer Home |
Strength and Stay | |
- My Lord, My Master, at Thy Feet Adoring
- O Strength and Stay
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Stroudwater | | Lord Forever Sits as King, The |
Studio City | The neighborhood in Los Angeles, California. | There’s No Other Way |
Stukely | | O Lord, Our Fathers Oft Have Told |
Sturgis | The South Dakota city. | Come unto Me (Shacklock) |
Stuttgart | The German city. |
- Bethlehem in Land of Judah
- Bethlehem, of Noblest Cities
- Earth Has Many a Noble City
- God, My King, Thy Might Confessing
- Hark! A Voice Is Loudly Ringing
- Jesus, Thou Art Mine Forever
- O My Soul, Bless God the Father
- Savior, King, in Hallowed Union
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Styall | | O God, the Joy of Heav’n Above |