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Without musical notation, The Sing! Hymnal, Lyrics & Liturgies helps readers focus on the beauty of the lyrics, making it ideal for congregational worship, daily devotions, meditation, and memorization. This hymnal will serve as a cherished resource for those seeking to integrate the rich heritage of Christian hymnody into their spiritual life.

  • Timeless: 497 classic and contemporary hymns are carefully curated and beautifully presented in a treasured resource you can carry with you through life

  • Encourages Meditation: Featuring liturgical readings and hymns without musical notation, this hymnal helps readers focus on the lyrics and supports daily devotions

  • Durable: With a scuff-resistant cover and sewn binding, this hymnal is suitable for frequent use

  • Contributions by Keith and Kristyn Getty: Award-winning hymn writers of popular songs including “In Christ Alone” and “Christ Our Hope in Life and Death”

  • Voices from Church History: Liturgical readings include quotations from classical and contemporary writers and theologians, including Augustine of Hippo, Francis of Assisi, Martin Luther, John Calvin, John Bunyan, Charles Spurgeon, C. S. Lewis, Billy Graham, J. I. Packer, John Piper, Joni Eareckson Tada, Dane Ortlund, and H. B. Charles Jr.

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