Anglican hymns old and new
A classic!
"Anglican Hymns Old and New" is a popular hymnal used in many Anglican churches around the world. The book contains a wide range of hymns, from traditional and classic hymns to more modern and contemporary ones.
Here are some interesting facts about "Anglican Hymns Old and New":
- First published in 1966: The hymnal was first published in 1966 by the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge (SPCK) and Oxford University Press.
- Comprehensive collection: The hymnal contains over 800 hymns, including traditional hymns, psalms, and songs from various Christian traditions.
- Old and new: The title "Anglican Hymns Old and New" reflects the mix of traditional and modern hymns included in the book. The "old" refers to classic hymns from the 17th to 19th centuries, while the "new" refers to more contemporary hymns written in the 20th century.
- Well-known hymns: The hymnal includes many well-known and beloved hymns, such as "All Creatures of Our God and King", "The Lord's My Shepherd", "O for a Thousand Tongues to Sing", and "Love Divine, All Loves Excelling".
- New hymns added: Over the years, new hymns have been added to the book, reflecting changes in worship styles and musical tastes. The most recent edition, published in 2013, includes over 100 new hymns.
- Used in many churches: "Anglican Hymns Old and New" is widely used in Anglican churches around the world, as well as in other Christian denominations and traditions.
- Digital versions available: In addition to the printed book, digital versions of "Anglican Hymns Old and New" are available, making it easier for churches and individuals to access the hymns.
Overall, "Anglican Hymns Old and New" is a valuable resource for worship leaders, musicians, and congregations seeking to enrich their worship with a rich and diverse range of hymns.