The Database
These are the texts that survived the culling process. In the end, 31 texts by women remained, in comparison to the 242 texts by men. Rather than dealing at this point with the multiple versions of each hymn in various hymnals, I chose to keep only the oldest version available in the JSON file, in hopes of getting more historically relevant data.
The table can be sorted by each of the various columns. Clicking on "Details" will open up extended information about the hymn, including the publisher, the date of publication, and the full text.
All Records
| First Line | Title | Author | Gender | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sunset and evening star | Sunset and evening star | Alfred Tennyson | M | Details |
| Ring out, wild bells, to the wild sky | Ring out, wild bells, to the wild sky | Alfred Tennyson | M | Details |
| Late, late, so late! and dark the night and chill | Alfred Tennyson | M | Details | |
| Thou art blessed, O Lord, who nourishest me from my youth | Thou art blessed, O Lord, who nourishest me from my youth | Allen W. Chatfield | M | Details |
| Lift up thyself, my soul | Lift up thyself, my soul | Allen W. Chatfield | M | Details |
| To Thee, much loved, be honour paid | To Thee, much loved, be honour paid | Allen W. Chatfield | M | Details |
| For by what other name | For by what other name | Allen W. Chatfield | M | Details |
| O Thou, the One Supreme | O Thou, the One Supreme | Allen W. Chatfield | M | Details |
| Glory to God in the highest, and upon earth peace | Glory to God in the highest, and upon earth peace | Allen W. Chatfield | M | Details |
| The first Eternal Mind was law to all | The first Eternal Mind was law to all | Allen W. Chatfield | M | Details |
| I first invented in Thy praise | I first invented in Thy praise | Allen W. Chatfield | M | Details |
| To Thee at evening gray | To Thee at evening gray | Allen W. Chatfield | M | Details |
| And now again at night | And now again at night | Allen W. Chatfield | M | Details |
| O soul of mine, repining | O soul of mine, repining | Allen W. Chatfield | M | Details |
| O Thou, the King of saints, all-conquering Word | O Thou, the King of saints, all-conquering Word | Allen W. Chatfield | M | Details |
| Propitious Light of holy glory | Propitious Light of holy glory | Allen W. Chatfield | M | Details |
| Awake, our lute, the child to sing | Awake, our lute, the child to sing | Allen W. Chatfield | M | Details |
| Thee, with the holy self-sprung Fount, we sing | Thee, with the holy self-sprung Fount, we sing | Allen W. Chatfield | M | Details |
| The Bridegroom cometh! overhead | The Bridegroom cometh! overhead | Allen W. Chatfield | M | Details |
| O Christ the King! since breath pent up so long | O Christ the King! since breath pent up so long | Allen W. Chatfield | M | Details |
| 'Tis dawn: to God I lift my hand | 'Tis dawn: to God I lift my hand | Allen W. Chatfield | M | Details |
| Praise the Lord O ye his servants | Praise the Lord O ye his servants | Allen W. Chatfield | M | Details |
| Again we hail the opening morn | Again we hail the opening morn | Allen W. Chatfield | M | Details |
| O! 'Tis no theme of common things | O! 'Tis no theme of common things | Allen W. Chatfield | M | Details |
| Wake, wake, I pray thee, shrill-toned lyre! | Wake, wake, I pray thee, shrill-toned lyre! | Allen W. Chatfield | M | Details |
| O bride of Christ on high | O bride of Christ on high | Allen W. Chatfield | M | Details |
| O Thou, the Word of truth divine! | O Thou, the Word of truth divine! | Allen W. Chatfield | M | Details |
| Around the throne of God in heaven | Around the Throne of God in Heaven | Anne H. Shepherd | F | Details |
| To Him who for our sins was slain | Arthur T. Russell | M | Details | |
| O Jesus, we adore you | O Jesus, We Adore You | Arthur T. Russell | M | Details |
| O how shall I receive Thee | Arthur T. Russell | M | Details | |
| O God of life, Whose power benign | O God of life, Whose power benign | Arthur T. Russell | M | Details |
| The only Son from heaven | The Only Son from Heaven | Arthur T. Russell | M | Details |
| The Lord ascendeth up on high | The Lord Ascendeth Up on High | Arthur T. Russell | M | Details |
| Arise, O Christian people! | Arise, O Christian People | Arthur T. Russell | M | Details |
| Ask ye what great thing I know | Ask Ye What Great Thing I Know | Benjamin H. Kennedy | M | Details |
| We bless Thee, Jesus Christ our Lord | We Bless Thee, Jesus Christ Our Lord | Benjamin H. Kennedy | M | Details |
| We bless Thee, Jesus Christ our Lord | We Bless Thee, Jesus Christ Our Lord | C. Vischer | M | Details |
| To thee, O Lord, the God of all | Carl Doving | M | Details | |
| The precious seed of weeping | The precious seed of weeping | Catherine Winkworth | F | Details |
| Ah Jesus, the merit | Ah Jesus, the merit | Catherine Winkworth | F | Details |
| Thou sore-oppress'd | Thou sore-oppress'd | Catherine Winkworth | F | Details |
| As now the sun's declining rays | As now the sun's declining rays | Charles Coffin | M | Details |
| What star is this, with beams so bright | What Star Is This, with Beams So Bright | Charles Coffin | M | Details |
| The Advent of our God, Our prayers must now employ | The Advent of Our God | Charles Coffin | M | Details |
| Once more the solemn season calls | Charles Coffin | M | Details | |
| O Saviour, Who for man hast trod | O Saviour, Who for man hast trod | Charles Coffin | M | Details |
| Now that the daylight fills the sky | Charles Coffin | M | Details | |
| O day of radiant gladness | O Day of Radiant Gladness | Charles P. Price | M | Details |
| Our fathers' God to thee, Author of liberty | Charles T. Brooks | M | Details | |
| We are the Lord's, His all sufficient merit | Charles Tamberlane Astley | M | Details | |
| Come, Thou bright and Morning Star | Come, Thou Bright and Morning Star | Christian Knorr von Rosenroth | M | Details |
| O day of radiant gladness | O Day of Radiant Gladness | Christopher Wordsworth | M | Details |
| Hark! the sound of holy voices | Hark! the sound of holy voices | Christopher Wordsworth | M | Details |
| See, the conqueror mounts in triumph | See, the Conqueror Mounts in Triumph | Christopher Wordsworth | M | Details |
| The grave itself a garden is | The grave itself a garden is | Christopher Wordsworth | M | Details |
| Come ever blessed Spirit, come | Christopher Wordsworth | M | Details | |
| Lord of heaven and earth and sea | Lord of heaven and earth and sea | Christopher Wordsworth | M | Details |
| The day is gently sinking to a close | The day is gently sinking to a close | Christopher Wordsworth | M | Details |
| Arm these Thy servants, mighty Lord | Christopher Wordsworth | M | Details | |
| O God, in whose all-searching eye | O God, in Whose all-searching eye | Christopher Wordsworth | M | Details |
| Songs of thankfulness and praise | Songs of Thankfulness and Praise | Christopher Wordsworth | M | Details |
| Alleluia! Alleluia! Hearts to heaven and voices raise | Alleluia! Alleluia! | Christopher Wordsworth | M | Details |
| Lord, be thy word my rule | Christopher Wordsworth | M | Details | |
| Sing, O sing, this blessed morn | Sing, O sing, this blessed morn | Christopher Wordsworth | M | Details |
| Thou Who the night in prayer didst spend | Thou Who the night in prayer didst spend | Christopher Wordsworth | M | Details |
| O Thou, the King of saints, all-conquering Word | O Thou, the King of saints, all-conquering Word | Clement of Alexandria | M | Details |
| To Him who for our sins was slain | Daniel W. Whittle | M | Details | |
| O Lord, be with us when we sail | Edward Arthur Dayman | M | Details | |
| Always with us, always with us | Edwin Henry Nevin | M | Details | |
| Of all the thoughts of God that are | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | F | Details | |
| The only Son from heaven | The Only Son from Heaven | Elizabeth Cruciger | F | Details |
| O land of rest, for thee I sigh! | We'll Work Till Jesus Comes | Elizabeth Mills | F | Details |
| Oh what will be the day when won at last | Things to Come | Emma Frances Bevan | F | Details |
| Lord, a Saviour's love displaying | Lord, a Saviour's love displaying | Ernest Hawkins | M | Details |
| Of my life the life, O Jesus | Of My Life the Life | Ernst C. Homburg | M | Details |
| Cheek grow pale, but heart be vigorous | Frederica Bremer | F | Details | |
| I thirst, O, grant the waters pure | Frederica Bremer | F | Details | |
| While o'er the deep thy servants sail | While o'er the deep Thy servants sail | George Burgess | M | Details |
| Hasten sinner, to be wise | George Hews | M | Details | |
| Searcher of hearts, from mine erase | Searcher of Hearts, from Mine Erase | George P. Morris | M | Details |
| Holy Ghost, the Infinite | Holy Ghost | George Rawson | M | Details |
| God the Lord is King | God the Lord Is King | George Rawson | M | Details |
| Come to our poor nature's night | Come to our poor nature's night | George Rawson | M | Details |
| By Christ redeemed, in Christ restored | George Rawson | M | Details | |
| We limit not the truth of God | George Rawson | M | Details | |
| I love to sing of Christ my King | There Is No Name So Sweet on Earth | George W. Bethune | M | Details |
| O Jesus, when I think of thee | O Jesus, When I Think of Thee | George W. Bethune | M | Details |
| Joy and gladness! Joy and gladness! | Joy and Gladness! | George W. Bethune | M | Details |
| Crown him with many crowns | Crown Him with Many Crowns | Godfrey Thring | M | Details |
| O Christ the King! since breath pent up so long | O Christ the King! since breath pent up so long | Gregory of Nazianzus | M | Details |
| 'Tis dawn: to God I lift my hand | 'Tis dawn: to God I lift my hand | Gregory of Nazianzus | M | Details |
| O bride of Christ on high | O bride of Christ on high | Gregory of Nazianzus | M | Details |
| O Thou, the Word of truth divine! | O Thou, the Word of truth divine! | Gregory of Nazianzus | M | Details |
| O Thou, the One Supreme | O Thou, the One Supreme | Gregory of Nazianzus | M | Details |
| For by what other name | For by what other name | Gregory of Nazianzus | M | Details |
| O soul of mine, repining | O soul of mine, repining | Gregory of Nazianzus | M | Details |
| And now again at night | And now again at night | Gregory of Nazianzus | M | Details |
| O Christ, our King, Creator, Lord | O Christ, Our King, Creator, Lord | Gregory the Great | M | Details |
| Dost thou know the living fountain | H. A. Timm | M | Details | |
| Sweet is the prayer, whose holy stream | Harriet Martineau | F | Details | |
| Lord Jesus, come; for here | Harriet Martineau | F | Details | |
| God the all-terrible! | God the All-Terrible! | Henry F. Chorley | M | Details |
| Tell me not, in mournful numbers | Henry W. Longfellow | M | Details | |
| I heard the bells on Christmas day | I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day | Henry W. Longfellow | M | Details |
| Down the dark future, through long generations | Henry W. Longfellow | M | Details | |
| Now, my soul, thy voice upraising | Now, my soul, thy voice upraising | Henry Williams Baker | M | Details |
| Bathed in unfallen sunlight | The City of God | Horatius Bonar | M | Details |
| By the cross of Jesus standing | Horatius Bonar | M | Details | |
| Glory be to God the Father | Glory Be to God the Father | Horatius Bonar | M | Details |
| Holy Father, hear my cry | Horatius Bonar | M | Details | |
| Jesus, Sun and Shield art thou | Horatius Bonar | M | Details | |
| O love of God, how strong and true | O Love of God, How Strong and True | Horatius Bonar | M | Details |
| This is the hour of banquet and of song | Horatius Bonar | M | Details | |
| Upward where the stars are burning | Horatius Bonar | M | Details | |
| All praise to him who built the hills | All praise to Him Who built the hills | Horatius Bonar | M | Details |
| Blessing and honor and glory and power | Blessing and Honor | Horatius Bonar | M | Details |
| Fill thou my life, O Lord my God | Fill Thou My Life, O Lord, My God | Horatius Bonar | M | Details |
| Here, O my Lord, I see Thee face to face | Here, O My Lord, I See Thee Face to Face | Horatius Bonar | M | Details |
| I was a wandering sheep | I Was A Wandering Sheep | Horatius Bonar | M | Details |
| O Everlasting Light, Giver of dawn and day | Horatius Bonar | M | Details | |
| The cross, it standeth fast | Hallelujah for the Cross! | Horatius Bonar | M | Details |
| Thy works, not mine, O Christ | Thy Works, Not Mine, O Christ | Horatius Bonar | M | Details |
| Yet there is room: the Lamb's bright hall of song | Horatius Bonar | M | Details | |
| A few more years shall roll | A Few More Years Shall Roll | Horatius Bonar | M | Details |
| Blessed night, when first that plain | Horatius Bonar | M | Details | |
| Come, Lord, and tarry not | Horatius Bonar | M | Details | |
| He has come! the Christ of God | Horatius Bonar | M | Details | |
| I lay my sins on Jesus | I Lay My Sins on Jesus | Horatius Bonar | M | Details |
| Not what my hands have done | Not What My Hands Have Done | Horatius Bonar | M | Details |
| Pray, brethren, pray! | Pray, Brethren, Pray! | Horatius Bonar | M | Details |
| Thy way, not mine, O Lord | Thy Way, Not Mine, O Lord | Horatius Bonar | M | Details |
| Yes, for me, for me He careth | The elder brother | Horatius Bonar | M | Details |
| Always with us, always with us | Horatius Bonar | M | Details | |
| Beyond the smiling and the weeping | Horatius Bonar | M | Details | |
| Calm me, my God, and keep me calm | Horatius Bonar | M | Details | |
| Go, labor on | Go, Labor On | Horatius Bonar | M | Details |
| I heard the voice of Jesus say | I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say | Horatius Bonar | M | Details |
| No, not despairingly come I to thee | No, Not Despairingly Come I to Thee | Horatius Bonar | M | Details |
| O Love that casts out fear | O Love that casts out fear | Horatius Bonar | M | Details |
| Through good report and evil, Lord | Horatius Bonar | M | Details | |
| When the weary, seeking rest | When the Weary, Seeking Rest | Horatius Bonar | M | Details |
| Where the angel hosts adore thee | Isaac Williams | M | Details | |
| Soldiers who to Christ belong | Isaac Williams | M | Details | |
| O Holy Ghost, Thou God of peace | O Holy Ghost, Thou God of peace | Isaac Williams | M | Details |
| O Heavenly Jerusalem | O Heavenly Jerusalem | Isaac Williams | M | Details |
| Lord, in this thy mercy's day | Lord, in this thy mercy's day | Isaac Williams | M | Details |
| Father, who the light this day | Father, Who the Light This Day | J. A. Elliot | F | Details |
| O Lamb of God, still keep me | O Lamb of God, still keep me | James G. Deck | M | Details |
| Jesus, thy name I love | James G. Deck | M | Details | |
| A voice upon the midnight air | James Martineau | M | Details | |
| Thy way is in the deep, O Lord | James Martineau | M | Details | |
| There is no sorrow, Lord, too light | There is no sorrow, Lord, too light | Jane Crewdson | F | Details |
| Gracious Savior, gentle Shepherd | Gracious Savior, Gentle Shepherd | Jane Elizabeth Leeson | F | Details |
| Christ the Lord is ris'n today | Christ the Lord Is Risen Today; Alleluia | Jane Elizabeth Leeson | F | Details |
| Savior, teach me, day by day | Savior, Teach Me, Day by Day | Jane Elizabeth Leeson | F | Details |
| A little child may know | Jane Elizabeth Leeson | F | Details | |
| How blessed, from the bonds of sin | Jane L. Borthwick | F | Details | |
| My latest sun is sinking fast | Oh, Come, Angel Band | Jefferson Hascall | M | Details |
| Dost thou know the living fountain | Jens C. Aaberg | M | Details | |
| Ask ye what great thing I know | Ask Ye What Great Thing I Know | Johann C. Schwedler | M | Details |
| Jerusalem! high tower thy glorious walls | Jerusalem! high tower thy glorious walls | Johann Meyfart | M | Details |
| Holy Bible, book divine | Holy Bible, Book Divine | John Burton | M | Details |
| Christ is our cornerstone | Christ is our cornerstone | John Chandler | M | Details |
| Once more the solemn season calls | John Chandler | M | Details | |
| Blest Spirit, one with God above | John Chandler | M | Details | |
| Source of light and life divine | John Chandler | M | Details | |
| O Saviour, Who for man hast trod | O Saviour, Who for man hast trod | John Chandler | M | Details |
| Now, my soul, thy voice upraising | Now, my soul, thy voice upraising | John Chandler | M | Details |
| Above the clear blue sky | Above the clear blue sky | John Chandler | M | Details |
| 'Tis for conquering kings to gain | John Chandler | M | Details | |
| O Christ, our hope, our heart's desire | O Christ, Our Hope, Our Heart's Desire | John Chandler | M | Details |
| As now the sun's declining rays | As now the sun's declining rays | John Chandler | M | Details |
| What star is this, with beams so bright | What Star Is This, with Beams So Bright | John Chandler | M | Details |
| Now that the daylight fills the sky | John Chandler | M | Details | |
| Conquering kings their titles take | Conquering kings their titles take | John Chandler | M | Details |
| The Advent of our God, Our prayers must now employ | The Advent of Our God | John Chandler | M | Details |
| O how shall I receive Thee | John Christian Jacobi | M | Details | |
| God the all-terrible! | God the All-Terrible! | John Ellerton | M | Details |
| O Lord, and Master of us all | O Lord, and Master of us all | John Greenleaf Whittier | M | Details |
| Immortal Love, for ever full | Immortal Love, for ever full | John Greenleaf Whittier | M | Details |
| I bow my forehead to the dust | John Greenleaf Whittier | M | Details | |
| Great King of nations, hear our prayer | Great King of Nations, Hear Our Prayer | John H. Gurney | M | Details |
| Lord, as to thy dear cross we flee | Lord, as to thy dear cross we flee | John H. Gurney | M | Details |
| Now that the sun is gleaming bright | John Henry Newman | M | Details | |
| Now that the sun is beaming bright | John Henry Newman | M | Details | |
| Lead, kindly Light, amid th' encircling gloom | Lead, Kindly Light | John Henry Newman | M | Details |
| Praise to the Holiest in the height | Praise to the Holiest in the height | John Henry Newman | M | Details |
| Gracious Savior, gentle Shepherd | Gracious Savior, Gentle Shepherd | John Keble | M | Details |
| Now that the daylight fills the sky | John Mason Neale | M | Details | |
| And shall we see thy face | John Nelson Darby | M | Details | |
| God of the ocean, earth and sky | John Reynell Wreford | M | Details | |
| When my love to God grows weak | When my Love to Christ [God] grows weak | John Reynell Wreford | M | Details |
| Lord, while for all mankind we pray | Lord, while for all mankind we pray | John Reynell Wreford | M | Details |
| Lord, I believe; Thy power I own | John Reynell Wreford | M | Details | |
| Our fathers' God to thee, Author of liberty | John S. Dwight | M | Details | |
| Many a power within earth's bosom | John Sterling | M | Details | |
| Thou, Lord, who rearest the mountains' height | John Sterling | M | Details | |
| Sweet morn from countless cups of gold | John Sterling | M | Details | |
| O thou, the primal fount of life and peace | John Sterling | M | Details | |
| O Source divine, and Life of all | John Sterling | M | Details | |
| Yes, prayer is strong, and God is good | John Sterling | M | Details | |
| Lord, what offering shall we bring | John Taylor | M | Details | |
| Like shadows gliding o'er the plain | John Taylor | M | Details | |
| God of mercy, God of love [grace], Hear | John Taylor | M | Details | |
| The Son of David bowed to die | Joseph Anstice | M | Details | |
| O Lord, how happy should we be | Joseph Anstice | M | Details | |
| Lord, Thou in all things like wast made | Joseph Anstice | M | Details | |
| Breast the wave, Christian | Breast the wave, Christian | Joseph Stammers | M | Details |
| We are the Lord's, His all sufficient merit | Karl Johann Philipp Spitta | M | Details | |
| How blessed, from the bonds of sin | Karl Johann Philipp Spitta | M | Details | |
| We are called by one vocation | We Are Called by One Vocation | Karl Johann Philipp Spitta | M | Details |
| O blessed Sun whose splendor | O Blessed Sun Whose Splendor | Karl Johann Philipp Spitta | M | Details |
| The precious seed of weeping | The precious seed of weeping | Karl Johann Philipp Spitta | M | Details |
| O happy home, where thou art loved the dearest | O Happy Home, Where Thou Art Loved | Karl Johann Philipp Spitta | M | Details |
| Oh what will be the day when won at last | Things to Come | Karl Johann Philipp Spitta | M | Details |
| Ah Jesus, the merit | Ah Jesus, the merit | Layritz | M | Details |
| O God, beneath Thy guiding hand | O God, Beneath Thy Guiding Hand | Leonard Bacon | M | Details |
| Take the name of Jesus with you | Precious Name | Lydia Baxter | F | Details |
| A multitude comes from the east and the west | A Multitude Comes from the East and the West | Magnus Brostrup Landstad | M | Details |
| To thee, O Lord, the God of all | Magnus Brostrup Landstad | M | Details | |
| Asleep in Jesus! blessed sleep! | Asleep in Jesus! blessed sleep! | Margaret Mackay | F | Details |
| Out of the depths to Thee I raise | Out of the Depths | Martin Luther | M | Details |
| To shepherds as they watched by night | To Shepherds as They Watched by Night | Martin Luther | M | Details |
| Christ Jesus lay in death's strong bands | Christ Jesus Lay in Death's Strong Bands | Martin Luther | M | Details |
| May God bestow on us His grace | May God Bestow on Us His Grace | Martin Luther | M | Details |
| A sure stronghold our God is He | A sure stronghold our God is He | Martin Luther | M | Details |
| God the Father, be our Stay | God the Father, Be Our Stay | Martin Luther | M | Details |
| Dear Christians, one and all, rejoice | Dear Christians, One and All, Rejoice | Martin Luther | M | Details |
| Through the love of God our Savior | Through the Love of God Our Savior | Mary Peters | F | Details |
| Head of the hosts in glory! | Matthew Bridges | M | Details | |
| Behold the Lamb of God! | Behold the Lamb of God! | Matthew Bridges | M | Details |
| Crown him with many crowns | Crown Him with Many Crowns | Matthew Bridges | M | Details |
| My God, accept my heart this day | My God, accept my heart this day | Matthew Bridges | M | Details |
| The Bridegroom cometh! overhead | The Bridegroom cometh! overhead | Methodius | M | Details |
| O Love divine, that stooped to share | O Love divine, that stooped to share | Oliver Wendell Holmes | M | Details |
| O Lord of hosts! Almighty King! | O Lord of hosts! Almighty King! | Oliver Wendell Holmes | M | Details |
| Lord of all being, throned afar | Lord of all being, throned afar | Oliver Wendell Holmes | M | Details |
| O how shall I receive Thee | Paul Gerhardt | M | Details | |
| If God Himself be for me | If God Himself Be for Me | Paul Gerhardt | M | Details |
| Evening and morning | Paul Gerhardt | M | Details | |
| Now that the daylight fills the sky | Peter J. Scagnelli | M | Details | |
| We love the venerable house | Ralph Waldo Emerson | M | Details | |
| O bread to pilgrims given | Ray Palmer | M | Details | |
| Lord, my weak thought in vain would climb | Lord, My Weak Thought in Vain Would Climb | Ray Palmer | M | Details |
| O Jesus, joy of loving hearts | O Jesus, Joy of Loving Hearts | Ray Palmer | M | Details |
| We stand in deep repentance | Ray Palmer | M | Details | |
| O Christ, our King, Creator, Lord | O Christ, Our King, Creator, Lord | Ray Palmer | M | Details |
| Jesus, these eyes have never seen | Jesus, These Eyes Have Never Seen | Ray Palmer | M | Details |
| Take me, O my Father, take me | Take Me, O My Father, Take Me | Ray Palmer | M | Details |
| Come, Holy Ghost, in love | Ray Palmer | M | Details | |
| My faith looks up to thee | My Faith Looks Up to Thee | Ray Palmer | M | Details |
| Pour forth the oil, pour boldly forth | Richard Chenevix Trench | M | Details | |
| Dear Christians, one and all, rejoice | Dear Christians, One and All, Rejoice | Richard Massie | M | Details |
| Out of the depths to Thee I raise | Out of the Depths | Richard Massie | M | Details |
| To shepherds as they watched by night | To Shepherds as They Watched by Night | Richard Massie | M | Details |
| So rest, my Rest | So Rest, My Rest | Richard Massie | M | Details |
| O what precious balm and healing | O What Precious Balm and Healing | Richard Massie | M | Details |
| We are called by one vocation | We Are Called by One Vocation | Richard Massie | M | Details |
| Christ Jesus lay in death's strong bands | Christ Jesus Lay in Death's Strong Bands | Richard Massie | M | Details |
| May God bestow on us His grace | May God Bestow on Us His Grace | Richard Massie | M | Details |
| If God Himself be for me | If God Himself Be for Me | Richard Massie | M | Details |
| Come, Thou bright and Morning Star | Come, Thou Bright and Morning Star | Richard Massie | M | Details |
| Of my life the life, O Jesus | Of My Life the Life | Richard Massie | M | Details |
| O blessed Sun whose splendor | O Blessed Sun Whose Splendor | Richard Massie | M | Details |
| God the Father, be our Stay | God the Father, Be Our Stay | Richard Massie | M | Details |
| Evening and morning | Richard Massie | M | Details | |
| So rest, my Rest | So Rest, My Rest | Salomo Franck | M | Details |
| Founded on Thee, our only Lord | Founded on Thee, our only Lord | Samuel Francis Smith | M | Details |
| Down to the sacred wave | Samuel Francis Smith | M | Details | |
| Our fathers' God to thee, Author of liberty | Samuel Francis Smith | M | Details | |
| Arise, my soul, with rapture rise | Samuel Francis Smith | M | Details | |
| Onward speed thy conquering flight | Angel, onward speed | Samuel Francis Smith | M | Details |
| My country, 'tis of thee | My Country, 'Tis of Thee | Samuel Francis Smith | M | Details |
| O happy home, where thou art loved the dearest | O Happy Home, Where Thou Art Loved | Sarah B. Findlater | F | Details |
| The earth, all light and loveliness | Sarah Elizabeth Miles | F | Details | |
| It was no path of flowers, Which through this world of ours | Sarah Elizabeth Miles | F | Details | |
| Thou, infinite in love | Sarah Elizabeth Miles | F | Details | |
| Part in peace; is day before us? | Sarah F. Adams | F | Details | |
| Nearer, my God, to Thee | Nearer, my God, to Thee | Sarah F. Adams | F | Details |
| Gently fall the dews of eve | Sarah F. Adams | F | Details | |
| The world may change from old to new | Sarah F. Adams | F | Details | |
| The mourners came at break of day | Sarah F. Adams | F | Details | |
| Burden of shame and woe | Stephen Greenleaf Bulfinch | M | Details | |
| In the Savior's hour of death | Stephen Greenleaf Bulfinch | M | Details | |
| O suffering Friend of human kind | Stephen Greenleaf Bulfinch | M | Details | |
| It is finished! glorious word | Stephen Greenleaf Bulfinch | M | Details | |
| Holy Son of God, most high | Stephen Greenleaf Bulfinch | M | Details | |
| O not alone on the mount of prayer | Stephen Greenleaf Bulfinch | M | Details | |
| Was it in vain that Jesus prayed | Stephen Greenleaf Bulfinch | M | Details | |
| Hath not thy heart within thee burned | Stephen Greenleaf Bulfinch | M | Details | |
| O Lord, through Thee we own | Stephen Greenleaf Bulfinch | M | Details | |
| There's a strife we all must wage | Stephen Greenleaf Bulfinch | M | Details | |
| Father, when o'er our trembling hearts | Stephen Greenleaf Bulfinch | M | Details | |
| Lord, in whose might the Savior trod | Stephen Greenleaf Bulfinch | M | Details | |
| The Aged sufferer waited long | Stephen Greenleaf Bulfinch | M | Details | |
| Awake, our lute, the child to sing | Awake, our lute, the child to sing | Synesius of Cyrene | M | Details |
| Thee, with the holy self-sprung Fount, we sing | Thee, with the holy self-sprung Fount, we sing | Synesius of Cyrene | M | Details |
| Again we hail the opening morn | Again we hail the opening morn | Synesius of Cyrene | M | Details |
| O! 'Tis no theme of common things | O! 'Tis no theme of common things | Synesius of Cyrene | M | Details |
| Wake, wake, I pray thee, shrill-toned lyre! | Wake, wake, I pray thee, shrill-toned lyre! | Synesius of Cyrene | M | Details |
| Lift up thyself, my soul | Lift up thyself, my soul | Synesius of Cyrene | M | Details |
| To Thee, much loved, be honour paid | To Thee, much loved, be honour paid | Synesius of Cyrene | M | Details |
| I first invented in Thy praise | I first invented in Thy praise | Synesius of Cyrene | M | Details |
| To Thee at evening gray | To Thee at evening gray | Synesius of Cyrene | M | Details |
| Pour, blessed gospel, glorious news for man | T. A. Ashworth | M | Details | |
| I'm but a stranger here | Thos. R. Taylor | M | Details | |
| Arise, O Christian people! | Arise, O Christian People | Valentin Thilo | M | Details |
| Thou sore-oppress'd | Thou sore-oppress'd | Viktor Strauss | M | Details |
| Now gird your patient loins again | William Croswell | M | Details | |
| Lord, lead the way the Saviour went | William Croswell | M | Details | |
| Forth went the heralds of the cross | William Gaskell | M | Details | |
| No more, on earth no more | William Gaskell | M | Details | |
| O not to crush with abject fear | William Gaskell | M | Details | |
| Thanks, thanks unto God | William Gaskell | M | Details | |
| We would leave, O God, to thee | William Gaskell | M | Details | |
| Father, we humbly would repose | William Gaskell | M | Details | |
| Mighty God, the First, the Last | William Gaskell | M | Details | |
| O God, who knowest how frail we are | William Gaskell | M | Details | |
| Sleep not, soldier of the cross | William Gaskell | M | Details | |
| Unto thy temple, God of love | William Gaskell | M | Details | |
| Darkness o'er the world was brooding | William Gaskell | M | Details | |
| In vain we thus recall to mind | William Gaskell | M | Details | |
| O God, to thee our hearts would pay | William Gaskell | M | Details | |
| Press on, press on, ye sons of light | William Gaskell | M | Details | |
| To thee, the Lord almighty | William Gaskell | M | Details | |
| A sure stronghold our God is He | A sure stronghold our God is He | William Gaskell | M | Details |
| Dark were the paths our Master trod | William Gaskell | M | Details | |
| How long, O Lord, his brother's blood | William Gaskell | M | Details | |
| O God, the darkness roll away | William Gaskell | M | Details | |
| Our Father, through the coming year | William Gaskell | M | Details | |
| Through all this life's eventful road | William Gaskell | M | Details | |
| When arise the thoughts of sin | William Gaskell | M | Details | |
| In the morning I will raise | William Henry Furness | M | Details | |
| In the morning I will pray For God's blessing on the day | William Henry Furness | M | Details | |
| Feeble, helpless, how shall I | William Henry Furness | M | Details | |
| Slowly, by God's hand unfurled | William Henry Furness | M | Details | |
| O richly, Father, have I been | William Henry Furness | M | Details | |
| O Christ, who art the Light and Day | O Christ, Who Art the Light and Day | William J. Copeland | M | Details |
| Jerusalem! high tower thy glorious walls | Jerusalem! high tower thy glorious walls | William R. Whittingham | M | Details |
| Christ the Lord is ris'n today | Christ the Lord Is Risen Today; Alleluia | Wipo of Burgundy | M | Details |