| Title | Score | Audio | Comments |
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| O magnify the Lord with me (I will bless the Lord at all times) | MIDI | From Psalm 34 | |
| Great is the Lord | Not yet | Not yet | From Psalm 48 |
| Let the peoples praise thee (God of mercy) | Not yet | Not yet | From Psalm 67 |
| How lovely is your dwelling place | MIDI | From Psalm 84 | |
| Come let us sing for joy to the Lord | MIDI | From Psalm 95 | |
| I give you thanks | MIDI | From Psalm 138. Subconscious borrowing from Rachmaninov who in turn ... | |
| God indeed is my deliverer | MIDI | From Isaiah 12: 2-6, and coloured with the liturgical (also Isaiah) Sanctus (Holy, holy, holy) text. | |
| You were in the form of God | MIDI | From Philippians 2: 5-11. Published: Worship Live, Stainer & Bell, Autumn 2003 | |
| Great and wonderful are your deeds and works | MIDI | From Revelation 15: 3-4. Published: Spring Harvest 2004 songbook. | |
Lyrics: George Herbert (1593-1633): |
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| Come, my Way, my Truth, my Life | MIDI | Occasions: general | |
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Lyrics: Timothy Dudley-Smith: |
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| As water to the thirsty | MIDI | Occasions: general, communion | |
| Be present, Spirit of the Lord | MIDI | Occasions: Pentecost. Detailed elsewhere. | |
| Bless the Lord as day departs | MIDI | Written primarily as a hymn; detailed elsewhere. | |
| Come and see where Jesus lay |
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Occasions: Easter. Either congregational or solo/group introit. |
| From the night of ages waking | MIDI | Occasions: Easter, general. Written for St. Paul's, Haswell, Co. Durham: church extension. | |
| How silent waits the listening earth | MIDI | Occasions: Christmas. | |
| In our darkness light has shone, Alleluia! | MIDI | Occasions: Christmas. Optional descant. | |
| Soft the evening shadows fall | MIDI | Occasions: Christmas. Optional double descants. Published: The Carol Book (RSCM). | |
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Lyrics: Brian Wren: |
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| Ever-journeying Friend | via email | MIDI | Occasions: Meeting for worship; commitment, baptism, confirmation. Written to celebrate the baptism of Daniel Lee. |
| To Christ our hearts now given | via email | MIDI | Occasions: Meeting for worship; moving on, departure. Written for the move of Revd. Michael Rusk from Durham to Leicester. |
Lyrics: Martin Leckebusch: |
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| How are we to sing our songs to you? |
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Chords (D) Lyrics OHP |
MIDI | Occasions: trouble, sorrow, lament, hope. |
Lyrics: Andrew Pratt: |
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| In the beginning God played with the planets | © S&B | Published: Sound Bytes, Stainer & Bell, 1999. | |
| Long ago God spoke to people | © S&B | Published: Sound Bytes, Stainer & Bell, 1999. | |
| We come by many different paths | © S&B | MIDI | Written for the uniting of St. John's and St. Margaret's, Durham. Available to CCLI holders, for CCLI-compliant use only, via email. All other enquiries to Stainer & Bell. |
| What if the Babel consequence | © S&B | MIDI | Occasions: Churches, computers and I.T. Written for Revd. Stoker Wilson as Durham Diocesan I.T. Adviser. Available to CCLI holders, for CCLI-compliant use only, via email. All other enquiries to Stainer & Bell. |
Lyrics: Michael Perry (1942-1996): |
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| Heal me, hands of God | via email | Not yet | There is also an unaccompanied choral setting. |