The Church of Ireland's current hymn book was published in 2000. This new supplement contains some 200 hymns, songs and liturgical settings reflecting the best of church music to emerge since the compilation of the most recent edition of the Church Hymnal.

The Church of Ireland

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Hymns and Songs

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The Church of Ireland''s current hymn book was published in 2000. This new supplement contains some 200 hymns, songs and liturgical settings reflecting the best of church music to emerge since the compilation of the most recent edition of the Church Hymnal.

The Church of Ireland's current hymn book was published in 2000. This new supplement contains some 200 hymns, songs and liturgical settings reflecting the best of church music to emerge since the compilation of the most recent edition of the Church Hymnal. Available exclusively throughout Ireland from the Church of Ireland.

The Church of Ireland has a successful tradition of publishing supplements containing recent and contemporary compositions to enrich its expression of worship. Its current hymn book was published in 2000 and this new supplement contains some 200 hymns, songs and liturgical settings reflecting the best of church music to emerge since the compilation of the most recent edition of the Church Hymnal. The selection includes many hymns and songs, plus a new setting for the Eucharist, short songs and chants - alleluias, kyries, and blessings, a number of items in the Irish language, music from the world church and some completely new compositions and arrangements. Two years in preparation, the selection has been overseen by a team of parish and cathedral musicians and clergy and has been tested in local parishes. It is fully authorised by the Synod of the Church of Ireland and will be launched at the 2015 Synod. The editorial team includes Bishop Harold Miller (Chair), Peter Thompson, Janet Maxwell and others. Available exclusively throughout Ireland from the Church of Ireland.

• A selection of the best of recent and contemporary congregational music fully authorised by the Church of Ireland as a supplement to its denominational hymn book. • Contains over 200 items including new hymns, songs, liturgical chants, a setting of the Eucharist, Irish language hymns and some new and original compositions and arrangements. • Includes many helps for worship planning.

The Church of Ireland has a successful tradition of publishing supplements containing recent and contemporary compositions to enrich its expression of worship. Its current hymn book was published in 2000 and this new supplement contains some 200 hymns, songs and liturgical settings reflecting the best of church music to emerge since the compilation of the most recent edition of the Church Hymnal. The selection includes many hymns and songs, plus a new setting for the Eucharist, short songs and chants – alleluias, kyries, and blessings, a number of items in the Irish language, music from the world church and some completely new compositions and arrangements. Two years in preparation, the selection has been overseen by a team of parish and cathedral musicians and clergy and has been tested in local parishes. It is fully authorised by the Synod of the Church of Ireland and will be launched at the 2015 Synod. The editorial team includes Bishop Harold Miller (Chair), Peter Thompson, Janet Maxwell and others. Available exclusively throughout Ireland from the Church of Ireland.

\["For churches seeking to enhance their worship experience", "Updates traditional hymnals with modern compositions", "You will enjoy a diverse range of uplifting worship songs"\]

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The Church of Ireland''s current hymn book was published in 2000. This new supplement contains some 200 hymns, songs and liturgical settings reflecting the best of church music to emerge since the compilation of the most recent edition of the Church Hymnal.

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