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This website has been created in order to teach sound Nepali hymns to Nepali-speaking believers in various parts of India, Nepal and abroad. It is maintained by believers gathered to the name of the Lord Jesus Christ at Tadong Gospel Hall, Tadong, Gangtok, Sikkim.

New Testament patterned assemblies among Nepali speaking people started over two decades ago, but at the time there was an acute dearth of sound Nepali hymns. This led some concerned brethren to pray for a hymn book which would address the following three concerns in the currently available Nepali hymn books:

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A Completely new revised Hymn Book with a number of rarely sung hymns removed and a considerable number of hymns added. This will enhance the suitability of the Hymn Book not only for the Breaking of Bread, but also for Ministry Meetings and Conferences.

When it seems like storms are swirling around me in the form of circumstances, this hymn comes to mind and removes the bitterness from my current situation. It also reinforces that the promises of Scripture are true and unwavering.

When searching for the meaning of life, and we all are, this hymn drives home the point that meaning is not found in ourselves, but in Someone greater than us. It uses the example of the Woman at the Well, who was searching for deeper meaning when she met Christ. After meeting Him, she experienced a completeness she had never had before. If it happened for her, and it can happen for you.

The Believers Hymn Book is a free and easy-to-use app that lets you browse through the hymnal for your local church, while at the same time you can search through the entire hymnal for any song that you might be looking for.

Contemporary-worship congregations are rediscovering hymns as treasuries of theological depth that express the full range of emotions and Scripture. Singing hymns together helps people connect across generations and cultures.

Our 2017 annotated list of worship songs about care for creation remains so popular that we have compiled a new list of worship songs to lament climate change and encourage creation care. Many of these songs and hymns have been released since 2018. Others are new to various English-speaking audiences because they come from international hymnals and organizations.

Praise y Adoracin is a new private-market bilingual hymnal and worship resource by Benjamn Alicea-Lugo and Irma Cuevas Alicea. It has 950 song texts in English and Spanish and comes in three editions.

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The book is consciously and deliberately defined as a study : it seeks to refrain from the extravagant praise so often conferred upon hymns in earlier books. Rather than refer to a text as this fine hymn , Watson seeks to determine why it was regarded as fine in a given time and context; yet at some places, his own preferences (e.g. for the modern Tell Out, My Soul) transpire. Indeed, for all his academic rigour, the author does not proceed with cold, insensitive detachment : he writes with the sympathy of a man who has known, sung and loved hymns since childhood, who sings the texts in his mind as he writes them down, and who is aware that (with the disappearance of hymns from school assemblies and increasing recourse to modern songs in present-day liturgy) the traditional hymn may be reluctantly groping its way towards dusty shelves to be at best remembered by the antiquarians, and at worst ignored, alongside scores of other beautiful texts that English literature has given us, but which were never allocated a niche in the canons or the school anthologies.

If [Charles Wesley's] hymns had been addressed to Pan or Apollo or some other heathen deity, or if they were written in some foreign tongue, how loud the praise would be! But alas, he addressed the Christian deity in English, and his poems are dismissed as mere hymns. 2351a5e196