Bell, John L. (auth)
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Come Holy Spirit. Maranatha! (StF 23)
Come Holy Spirit. Maranatha!
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Jesus calls us here to meet him (StF 28)
Jesus calls us here to meet him
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God beyond all names (StF 49)
God beyond all names
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Before the world began (StF 101)
Before the world began, one Word was there
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O Lord, our Lord, throughout the earth (StF 112)
O Lord, our Lord, throughout the earth how glorious is you name
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To be a soldier (StF 133)
To be a soldier, to fight for peace till war shall end
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I owe my Lord a morning song (StF 135)
I owe my Lord a morning song
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Today I awake and God is before me (StF 139)
Today I awake and God is before me
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Now that evening falls (StF 146)
Now that evening falls, gently fades the light
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This is the day of rest (StF 150)
This is the day of rest, to use as God intended
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Christmas is coming! (StF 166)
'Christmas is coming!', the Church is glad to sing
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Who would think that what was needed (StF 222)
Who would think that what was needed
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Behold the lamb of God (StF 234)
Behold the lamb of God
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Jesus Christ is waiting (StF 251)
Jesus Christ is waiting
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Who would ever have believed it (StF 290)
Who would ever have believed it?
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Christ has risen while earth slumbers (StF 296)
Christ has risen while earth slumbers
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Jesus is risen, alleluia! (StF 304)
Jesus is risen, alleluia!
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In a byre near Bethlehem (StF 324)
In a byre near Bethlehem
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He became poor that we may be rich (StF 344)
He became poor that we may be rich
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Come, Holy Spirit, descend on us (StF 374)
Come, Holy Spirit, descend on us
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She sits like a bird, brooding on the waters (StF 393)
She sits like a bird, brooding on the waters
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Come with me, come wander, come welcome the world (StF 462)
Come with me, come wander, come welcome the world
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God it was who said to Abraham (StF 464)
God it was who said to Abraham
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When we are living, we are in the Lord (StF 485)
When we are living, we are in the Lord
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Take this moment, sign, and space (StF 513)
Take this moment, sign, and space
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Before I take the body of my Lord (StF 575)
Before I take the body of my Lord
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Bread is blessed and broken (StF 576)
Bread is blessed and broken
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Come, Lord, be our guest (StF 580)
Come, Lord, be our guest
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Shout for joy! The Lord has let us feast (StF 598)
Shout for joy! The Lord has let us feast
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God give us life (StF 612)
God give us life when all around spells death
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God to enfold you (StF 648)
God to enfold you, Christ to uphold you
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The love of God comes close (StF 654)
The love of God comes close where stands an open door
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We cannot measure how you heal (StF 655)
We cannot measure how you heal or answer every sufferer's prayer
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Will you come and follow me? (StF 673)
Will you come and follow me if I but call your name?
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Because the Saviour prayed that we be one (StF 675)
Because the Saviour prayed that we be one
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Come, Host of heaven's high dwelling place (StF 680)
Come, Host of heaven's dwelling place, come earth's disputed guest
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One is the body and one is the Head (StF 688)
One is the body and one is the Head
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Heaven shall not wait (StF 701)
Heaven shall not wait for the poor to lose their patience
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What shall we pray for those who died (StF 721)
What shall we pray for those who died
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As if you were not there (StF 724)
As if you were not there, the skies ignite and thunder
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We cannot care for you the way we wanted (StF 740)
We cannot care for you the way we wanted
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We pray until the hour (StF 741)
We pray until the hour, that awesome hour unknown
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For all the saints who showed your love (StF 746)
For all the saints who showed your love in how they lived and where they moved
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Take, oh take me as I am (StF 781)
Take, oh take me as I am
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Christ has risen while earth slumbers (StF 296)
“Christ has risen while earth slumbers” by John Bell and Graham Maule – a personal reflection by Fiona Bennett
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Down the road run refugees (website only)
“Down the road run refugees” by John Bell and Graham Maule New on 6 May 2016 – a 1992 "protest song" as sadly relevant today as when it was written
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Saint Andrew - hymns for a net worker
Scotland's melodic legacy for Singing the Faith, and Saint Andrew's pointers for Christian discipleship
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Saint George - more than dragons
Exploring hymns that speak of England's patron saint
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The folk-song of the Church
Why should we use traditional folk melodies in our worship? Popular hymn writer John Bell has a few suggestions.