Hymns old and new
"Hymns Old and New" is a popular hymnal that has been in publication since 1861. It is a comprehensive collection of hymns, psalms, and spiritual songs that have been used in Christian worship services for centuries.
The hymnal was first published by William H. Monk, a British hymnologist and organist, and has since been revised and updated numerous times. The most recent edition, "Hymns Old and New: New Standard Edition", was published in 1986.
The hymnal contains over 700 hymns, including classic hymns such as "Amazing Grace", "How Great Thou Art", and "Rock of Ages", as well as more modern hymns and songs. It also includes psalms and spiritual songs from various traditions and cultures.
"Hymns Old and New" is widely used in churches and worship services around the world, and is considered a classic and authoritative hymnal. It is known for its comprehensive coverage of hymns and songs from various traditions, and its careful selection of hymns that are both meaningful and accessible to worshippers.
Some of the notable features of "Hymns Old and New" include:
- A wide range of hymns and songs from various traditions and cultures
- A comprehensive index of hymns, making it easy to find specific hymns
- A selection of hymns that are both classic and modern
- A focus on hymns that are meaningful and accessible to worshippers
- A careful selection of hymns that reflect the diversity of Christian worship and tradition
Overall, "Hymns Old and New" is a valuable resource for churches and worship services, and is a testament to the enduring power and beauty of hymns and songs in Christian worship.