Heaven Shall Not Wait (songbook)
Songbook£14.99
Sixty-two songs of Creation, the Incarnation and the life of Jesus, encompassing a range of styles from folk hymns to contemporary carols.
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Contents:
GOD – CREATING AND CARING (songs about the making of the world and the kindness of the Creator)
I am for you
We met you
The goodness of God
Shake up the morning
Dance and sing
The song
World without end
A woman’s care
The faces of God
Praise with joy
How long, O Lord?
The secret
GOD – COMING AMONG US (songs of Advent and of Jesus’ birth)
The Day of the Lord
The Word
The carol of God’s choice
God’s surprise
The carol of the Nativity
Hodie
The aye carol
Cloth for the cradle
Once in Judah’s least known city
Deo gratias
God bless us and disturb us
Sing a different song
JESUS – ONE OF US (songs of the life, teaching and ministry of Jesus)
The Word of life
God on earth
Folly and love
Lord, where have we left you?
When to the temple
Names they called him
The temptations
The Son of Mary
Sing hey for the carpenter
Hey my love
Power
The song of the crowd
God’s table
Gifts of the spirit
Oh where are you going?
I’ll love the Lord
The miraculous catch
Heaven shall not wait
The Saviour
Who am I?
Blessing and honour
Will you come and follow me? (The summons)
Here am I
Jesus is Lord
The strangest of saints
Inspired by love and anger
CHANTS AND RESPONSES
Come, Lord, come quickly
Dona nobis pacem in terra
I waited on the Lord
Jesus Christ, Son of God
Kindle a flame to lighten the dark
Lord, draw near
Lord Jesus Christ, lover of all
Lord, to whom shall we go?
Magnificat
Through our lives and by our prayers
Veni Immanuel
With God all things are possible
APPENDIX
Songbook 144 pp
Additional information
| Weight | 288 g |
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| Author(s) | Bell, John L., Maule, Graham |
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