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Advent-to-Christmas Story
Suggested Price: $0.00Advent-to-Christmas StoryAdd to cartOriginal lyrics set to the tune of Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah. Most effective as a solo. Free to copy and use. Or you can pay-what-you-like to donate. Lyrics: In the darkest time of year, a time of hope, and a time of fear, the prophet says that God is coming to you. And so we turn from greed and hate, still learning to pray and watch and wait, and sing our fragile, hopeful hallelujah. Hallelujah... Young Mary said her “Yes” to him, and Jesus was born in Bethlehem, and laid him in a manger, that'll do you. The light of love shone in the night. The shepherds came to see the sight, and angels sang a glorious Hallelujah. Hallelujah... Some wise men traveled from afar, just following such a tiny star, as if its simple light could shine right though you. They gave their treasures to the king, who makes you want to serve and sing, who tells you you can be his Hallelujah. Hallelujah... -
Anna and Simeon’s Song
Suggested Price: $3.00Anna and Simeon’s SongAdd to cartOriginal song. Purchase includes digital download of lyrics and music and permission to use.
Luke 2.25-38. For congregation or solo (or duet). [Hear it in the Product Description below.]
Lyrics: Today I held in my trembling hands such a child so pure: a gift of grace, God’s human face, love so tenderly given. Wonder! Wonder! How God’s promise is sure! Fears cease in hope and peace: earth has now become heaven. Today I saw with my wondering eyes such a child divine! My heart sang out for all about shone the light of the Near One. Wonder! Wonder! That this joy could be mine. Jesus has come to us, the Beloved, the Dear one. Today you’ll meet in a simple way such a Presence, a Friend: the Gentle One refuses none with God’s tender salvation. Wonder! Wonder! Miracle without end! Praise, pray and everyday bow in deep adoration. -
Christ, Be Born In Us
Suggested Price: $0.00Christ, Be Born In UsAdd to cartOriginal lyrics set to the tune of Greensleeves. A dialogue between soloist and congregation, or congregation can sing the whole song. Includes both an Advent and a Christmas version. Free to copy and use. Or you can pay-what-you-like to donate. Lyrics: We thank you, God of all and all to come, for it is in you we live; our sin’s release, and eternal peace in your Covenant you give. Praise, praise, Creation sings to God, who shines in all good things. Peace, peace on earth to all, for blessed is One who is coming. We sing your praise in harmony with the song that Jesus has sung us, on Christmas morn, of Mary born, the Word made flesh among us. Christ, Christ you set us free from sin and death eternally! Christ, dead and raised, you give new life as we wait for your coming. O stir your Spirit in us and come enfleshed, as we of your mercy tell. Your love impart to every heart, O God, Emmanuel. Love, love will give us birth, your church, the Body of Christ on earth. Christ, Christ be born in us, that we may be signs of your coming. -
Drawn by Your Light
Suggested Price: $0.00Drawn by Your LightAdd to cartOriginal lyrics set to the tune of Away in a Manger. Free to copy and use. Or you can pay-what-you-like to donate. Lyrics: In darkness we gather, God, drawn by your light, your glorious presence that blesses the night, the light and the deep peace that Jesus imparts, the Spirit’s bright radiance that burns in our hearts. The light of Creation that made the first dawn, the pillar of fire that led Israel on, the star that led magi to where Jesus was now draws us to worship with alleluias. Your light shines so even the darkness is blessed this night as we wait for the coming of Christ. God, shine your light warmly in us by your grace, that we may bear healing and justice and peace. -
Emmanuel
Suggested Price: $3.00EmmanuelAdd to cartOriginal song. Suitable for either solo or congregational singing. (Listen to an excerpt in the Product Description.) Lyrics: How dark is the night and how cold is the home we have made in our pain and our sin! How could it be that a savior would come to be with us? Please enter in! Welcome, Emmanuel! Welcome in! Welcome, Emmanuel! Welcome in! Are we alone in our failure and terror, struggling, confused in the night? We cannot save ourselves, weary from error, Who will bring us the light? Welcome... Closing our doors to the wind of Creation, alone, we are living in fear. Emmanuel comes now, our healing salvation, to dwell with us, bringing love here. Welcome... Wait, though, dear Jesus, this life will be trying: you'll die in sorrow and scorn. “Yes, but I'll bless all your living and dying. See, in the manger I'm born.” Welcome... -
Holy Child
Suggested Price: $3.00Holy ChildAdd to cartOriginal song. Purchase includes digital download of lyrics and music and permission to use. May be repeated as a chant. (Listen to it in the Product Description below.) Lyrics: Holy child, holy child, grant this blessing from above: holy child, holy child, grant the joy of giving you my love. -
Peace, Peace, Peace
Suggested Price: $0.00Peace, Peace, PeaceAdd to cartOriginal lyrics set to the tune of Still, Still, Still. Includes music for two flutes. Free to copy and use. Or you can pay-what-you-like to donate. Lyrics: Peace, peace, peace. God grant you peace, my friends. The Christ child comes, so sweet and tender. Greet him with your trust and wonder. Peace, peace, peace, God be with you, my friends. Love, love, love, love light your way, my friends. Here at the manger humbly kneeling; gladly going, serving, healing. Love, love, love, love light your way, my friends. -
Winter Bird
Suggested Price: $3.00Winter BirdAdd to cartOriginal song. Purchase includes digital download of lyrics and music and permission to use.
For solo or congregational singing, accompanied by piano or bell choir.
Hear an audio clip in the Product Description below. Lyrics: One winter night the woods were bare and cold as cold could be. A bird, while singing, wove a nest up in a barren tree. “Dear bird, “I said, “you have no young, and soon the snow will fall. Why do you build this winter nest, so fragile and so small?” “There is a gentle child,” she said, “whose coming is foretold: he comes from God to warm our wintry hearts when they're cold. My nest is small but it is all I can provide a guest. If he should come this way I pray he finds a little rest.” Now the woods are still, the bird is gone, the nest has filled with snow. But still the dear bird warms my heart, as she did long ago. O holy child, I long for such a loving guest as thee. Like her, I offer you my heart to make your nest in me.