The Bumper Book of Resources: Advent, Christmas & Epiphany Draws together material from a wide range of sources, includes downloadable resources (available in the Resources Tab) providing activity sheets and illustrations to enliven learning and interactive worship.An invaluable resource for anyone seeking help with prayers, services, sermon ideas and illustrative material both for general and all-age worship.
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From Nikki Salt & Sarah Scrase-Hollamby
A guide for young people to help them grow in confidence as they navigate the sometimes perilous journey into adulthood. Packed with true stories, shared experiences and simple tools to help teens scramble out of life’s quagmires and walk confidently towards a life rich with God’s promises.We are created in God’s image and have the potential to live a full and joyful life. So, as we head into adulthood, why does it all feel so overwhelming? We doubt our abilities, question our beliefs, worry about our image, and fear making mistakes. No one understands us and the world becomes a lonely, confusing labyrinth.Spoken through voices of love, wisdom, and encouragement, this book guides us through the pitfalls of the teen years and shares stories of young people who are navigating this journey. It doesn’t hide difficult or uncomfortable issues, but shares experiences that are true and often raw. The honesty will have us burst out with laughter one minute and cry the next. But ultimately the message is this: there is hope, we’re not alone, we are loved. We can become the confident people that God intends us to be.
Appropriate for 11-14 Years
Contents
Introduction
Poem
My Body
My Fears
My Mental Health
My Mistakes
My Abilities
My Disabilities
My Image
My Friendships
My Intimate Relationships
My Family
Summing Up and a Last Few Thoughts
Further Help and Support
Specifications
Book Format - Paperback
Age - 11-14 years
Published - January 2022
Weight - 260g
Dimensions - 129 x 199 x 11mm
ISBN - 9781838581374
ISBN 10 - 1838581375
The fun way to learn!
You've chosen a good instrument to play!Trombones make a great sound (the loudest instrument in the orchestra!) and can be played in all sorts of bands, orchestras, jazz bands and other groups, as well as being fun to play on your own.Totally Trombone is a full-colour tutor which guide children from the very beginning, including how to hold the instrument properly, correct breathing technique and how to produce notes. Key symbols are explained at the outset and repeated throughout to encourage and aid learning. Music notes are introduced slowly and clearly, enabling good technique and musical literacy.
Now available with MP3 downloads instead of CD. These can be found in the Resources Tab.
Nick Fawcett's Daily Reflections is a devotional resource with a difference. Simply structured, with a Bible reading, meditation and prayer for every day of the year (including a seasonal supplement), it invites you, the reader, to become part of what you are reading so that God, in turn, can become part of you. Scripture, in other words, is not just read but entered into, lived and breathed. Drawn from The Unfolding Story, No Ordinary Stories, Decisions, Decisions, two volumes of No Ordinary Man and three of A Most Amazing Man, here is a compilation that will help to deepen your faith and enrich your prayer life.
Contents
Introduction
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Seasonal Supplement
Shrove Tuesday
Ash Wednesday
The Sundays of Lent
Holy Week
Easter Week
Ascension Day
Pentecost
Trinity Sunday
Mothering Sunday
29 February
Scriptural Index
Specifications
Book Format - Paperback
Published - July 2011
Weight - 415g
Dimensions - 114 x 173 x 70 mm
ISBN - 9781848673915
ISBN 10 - 1848673914
Welcome to the wonderful world of the Red Hot Song Library, by the wonderful Sarah Watts, an amazing resource to help teachers introduce singing that is fun, relaxed and successful.
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Contents
A round of drinksA scary fairground rideAfter a stormAre we there yet?Buckingham fairCarnival!Christmas cacophonyIf I were not upon the stageLa la lament!Ladybird, ladybirdMrs White had a frightOstinato olympics!Ostinato orchestraSails on the hillsideSneaky SidThe chicken danceThere's a gnome called FredUp sprang the spring!Warning!Well, fancy that!
When discussing this collection with our composers we asked them to provide us with sight-readable music for the experienced organist which would also be user-friendly for the novice player. We think they have succeeded admirably.
Contents
A bright, spring Sunday - Colin MawbyA little light music - Rosalie BonightonA simple melody - Michael HigginsAdagio - David TerryAir - Richard LloydAmoroso - Robert JonesAndante semplice - Andrew FletcherBagatelle - June NixonBerceuse - Elizabeth HillCanon caprice - Andrew FletcherCanzonetta - Malcolm McKelveyChorale - David TerryDeep in thought - Colin MawbyEarly morning - Betty RoeGavotte - Elizabeth HillGavotte - Andrew FletcherGentilezza - Andrew MooreImpromptu - Robert JonesIntroduction and allegro - John MarshJubilate Deo - Norman WarrenLittle prelude in F - Malcolm McKelveyLittle study in C - Malcolm McKelveyLittle toccata - Elizabeth HillLyric reflections - Rosalie BonightonMarch - Andrew MooreMarch - Richard LloydMelody - John MarshMini-pastorale - Adrian Vernon FishMinna's song - Betty RoePastorale - Stanley VannPlainte for oboe - Andrew WrightPréambule - Stanley VannPromenade - Adrian Vernon FishQuiet hills - Norman WarrenRecessional - David TerryReflection - Michael HigginsScherzetto - Andrew WrightScherzo - Michael HigginsSortie - Robert JonesSunday stroll - Betty RoeTranquil moments - Rosalie BonightonTrumpet tune - Andrew MooreTrumpeting tune - June NixonUse the reeds - Colin Mawby
Funky pieces for grade 4-5This popular series offers funky repertoire pieces in a wide variety of exciting, modern styles. They are intended to provide suitable challenges at each grade and can be used alongside any structured teaching programme.ContentsA classical waltzBack to school bluesBoston in the fallBright as a buttonCincinnati cha cha chaDudeHeaps of troubleLa habanaNo problemRight to the end of the rainbowRoundabout ragSomewhere so blue
One Woman's Groundbreaking Path to Ordination in the Church of EnglandFirst In Line is the inspiring and candid memoir of Judith Rose, the first woman to become an Archdeacon in the Church of England. Spanning over five decades, Judith’s story traces her journey from a Somerset farm girl to a pioneering leader in the Anglican Church. With warmth and honesty, she recounts her early career in agriculture, her gradual awakening to faith, and her unexpected call to ministry at a time when women’s roles in the church were strictly limited.
Through personal anecdotes and historical insight, Judith offers a unique perspective on the struggles, debates, and triumphs that shaped the movement for women’s ordination. She shares the challenges of breaking through ecclesiastical ‘glass ceilings’, the joys and frustrations of parish and cathedral life, and the pivotal moments that changed the face of the Church of England forever.
Mixing national history with her own remarkable experiences, First In Line is both a vital contribution to the story of the church and a testament to perseverance, faith, and the quiet courage of those who lead the way for others. This is essential reading for anyone interested in the evolution of women’s ministry, the life of the church, or the power of answering a call against the odds.--'In First in Line Judith Rose tells a typically modest tale of her own life and ministry as women began more firmly to take their proper place in the life of the Church of England. In fact she was a trailblazer, time and again gently but firmly pushing the Church on to accept the role of women alongside men.
Judith started her life in farming but was soon ploughing her own furrow through the roles of parish worker, deaconess, deacon, priest and archdeacon. She served in several parishes, a cathedral, a bishop’s chaplaincy and a diocese; nothing of the Church of England was hidden from her. She therefore gives us a fascinating inside view of the Church convulsing and eventually ‘resolving’ the complex issues around women’s ministry.
What makes the narrative particularly engaging is the way Judith’s personal story threads through the bigger picture. We follow her reasoning as she makes decisions about her ministry. We see her having jobs before she is legally qualified to do them. We see her ‘accidentally’ at the heart of far-reaching changes, guiding debates at General Synod. We see her coping with domestic complexity as she finds deep happiness with her husband David in her 50s, only to lose him tragically eight years later.
Judith hands the torch on. The struggle for equality in the Church is not over. Judith tells of how as an archdeacon in some conservative evangelical churches she could preside at Communion but not preach, while at some anglo-catholic parishes she could preach but not preside. Paradoxes remain.
In this charming and straight-forward memoir we come closer to these debates and many readers will have cause again to be grateful for the quiet courage shown by Judith and her generation of pioneering women.'
- John PritchardFormer Bishop of Oxford
Specifications
Book Format - Paperback/eBook
Published - June 2025
Weight - 175g
Page Count - 125
Dimensions - 198 x 129 x 9mm
ISBN - 9781838582210
If you find prayer a struggle sometimes, unsure of what to say or how to say it, this is the book for you.
For everyone, praying can occasionally seem more of a burden than a blessing.
We assume there’s a right way of doing it, certain words we ought to use, an approach we must adhere to. In these pages, Nick Fawcett dispels that myth, offering 100 prayers that express not how we’re meant to feel but how we truly feel; not what we’re meant to say but what we want to say.
If you’re feeling miserable, disillusioned, bored, tell God about it. If you’re angry with God, spit it out. If you’re troubled by doubts and questions, say so.
Why pretend to feel what you don’t? Why go through the motions if they mean nothing to you?
Be yourself; tell it as it is.
Despite what you may think or fear, God won’t be shocked.
Praying without pretence, that’s what we should aim for.Real, honest prayer. If God can't accept that, who can?- Nick Fawcett
Written to help everyone affected by the world-changing and world-challenging events of the past year, Firewall is a practical resource for individuals or groups comprising twelve practical, interactive Bible studies on coping with the stresses of life, all interleaved with Paul’s renowned edgy poetry.
This is a great resource for leaders looking for outstanding, well-thought-out, creative and thought-provoking material for their online services and presence. The material can also serve as a Lent course.
Paul Canon Harris writes in an accessible chatty style borne out of many years as a radio broadcaster, police officer and parish priest: down-to-earth insights with Heaven in view.
A course for teenage beginners. Grade 2Play Piano! Teenage book 3 is part of the best-selling course by Alan Haughton and Chris Tambling and introduces concepts, knowledge and skills in a step-by-step and fun way. Building on the teaching in book 2, it will take you up to approximately Grade 2 level. The repertoire comprises of both new and popular music to supplement the teaching in the course book, further develop pianistic skills and make playing the piano as enjoyable as it should be.
Following the Government's pledge to provide musical opportunities for all, we are delighted to offer this imaginative and exciting series by Sarah Watts. Ideal for use in a mixed-ability class. Class Act aims to motivate and inspire children learning
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Razzamajazz Book 2 builds on the solid foundations laid by Book 1 and continues the student's fun and exciting journey. The approach follows the same winning formula and there are plenty more fun and jazzy pieces in Sarah's inimitable glitzy style.
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Contents
A little sunshineBiscuit tin waltzBlack welly bluesBlueberry trainChocolate in the rainFull on fizzyHay down hoe downIn the meantimeJust do it!Lighten up!Madge's maggotMake it sharp!Making wavesMellow meadowShrimp in the shadeSimply shrimpSnapdragon sambaSong for AnnabelThat's what you thinkWatering can man
100 of the best-loved songs spanning over fifty years of popular music, from the 1950s right through to the 'noughties', arranged for recorder with chords for guitar or keyboard.ContentsA handful of songsAbout you nowAll about youAll you need is loveAmerican pieAngelsBaby one more timeBarbie girlBeautiful SundayBleeding loveBlowin' in the windBorn freeBridge over troubled waterBright eyesBrown-eyed girlCan't get you out of my headCongratulationsCrocodile rockDancing QueenDaydream believerDowntownEbony and ivoryEye of the tigerFameFeelin' groovyFields of goldFootprints in the sandHave a nice dayHe ain't heavy, he's my brotherHeartbeatHere comes the sunHigh hopesHound dogHow much is that doggie in the window?I can see clearly nowI'd like to teach the world to singImagineIn the middleIrreplaceableIs this the way to Amarillo?It's not that easyJambalayaKeep on runningLet it beLily the PinkMe and my teddy bearMercyMoon riverMy boy LollipopMy heart will go onNew shoesNo matter whatOne of those songsOur housePatiencePenny LanePerfectPlease, Mr PostmanPushbike songRaindrops keep falling on my headReachRefugeRock around the clockRule the worldSailingSee the daySeventy-six trombonesShake, rattle and rollShineSince u been goneSing a rainbowSinging the bluesSmileSorry seems to be the hardest wordSound of the undergroundSplish, splashSuper TrouperTake me home, country roadsThe happy wandererThe LocomotionThe only way is upThis ol' houseThose were the daysTie a yellow ribbon round the ole oak treeTop of the worldTragedyUp, up and awayUptown girlValerieWannabeWaterlooWe are familyWhat a feelingWhen the going gets toughWhere is love?With a little help from my friendsWonderful worldYellow birdYou'll be in my heartYou're beautiful
Funky music, expertly arranged for Organ by Richard Lloyd. Contains 23 pieces in a wide variety of exciting, moderns styles from blues to ballads, reggae to ragtime. Especially useful for young people's and all-age services.ContentsBest shotBluesy blueBright as a buttonChanging timesCincinnati cha cha chaDistant planetDixieland dandyHeaps of troubleIn the starsJuan's tangoJust messin' aroundLong road homeMoonlit beguineOn the swingOne for the dukeRosie's ragRoundabout ragScottish sunsetSomewhere in your dreamsSomewhere so blueStar of the showThe railroad bluesToo funky!
16 short pieces for the Sunday organist who has little time to practise. Newly composed by our house composers, they are liturgical in flavour and will fit into the Sunday Eucharist as voluntaries or 'fillers'. Nothing too taxing here - playable, tuneful music.
Here under one cover are sixty best-loved organ pieces for weddings. This comprehensive collection includes the standard repertoire by Wagner, Mendelssohn, Bach and Handel alongside many other beautiful pieces for playing before the service and during the signing of the register. There are also sparkling toccatas by Dubois, Pachelbel and of course, Widor to send the happy couple out in style.Please note made to order items are non-returnableContentsAir from Suite No. 3 Johann Sebastian BachAir from 'Water Music' George Frideric HandelAir on 'Holdsworthy Bells' Samuel Sebastian WesleyArrival of the Queen of Sheba from 'Solomon' George Frideric HandelAutumn from 'The Four Seasons' Antonio VivaldiAve Maria Franz SchubertAve Maria J.S. Bach / Charles GounodAve verum corpus Wolfgang Amadeus MozartBourrée from 'Music for the Royal Fireworks' George Frideric HandelBourrée from 'Water Music' George Frideric HandelBridal March from 'Lohengrin' Richard WagnerCanon in D Johann PachelbelCantique de Jean Racine Gabriel FauréChanson de matin Edward ElgarFestal March William Lloyd WebberFinale from 'Music for the Royal Fireworks' George Frideric HandelFlower Duet from 'Lakmé' Léo DelibesFugue in G (BWV 577) Johann Sebastian BachGavotte from Suite No. 3 Johann Sebastian BachGrand March from 'Aida' Giuseppe VerdiGymnopédie No. 1 Erik SatieHornpipe 1 from 'Water Music' George Frideric HandelHornpipe 2 from 'Water Music' George Frideric HandelImperial March Edward ElgarIn dir ist Freude (BWV 615) Johann Sebastian BachJesu, joy of man's desiring Johann Sebastian BachLa fille aux cheveux de lin Claude DebussyLa Paix from 'Music for the Royal Fireworks' George Frideric HandelLargo from 'Serse' George Frideric HandelLaudate Dominum from 'Solemn Vespers' Wolfgang Amadeus MozartLiebster Jesu, wir sind hier (BWV 731) Johann Sebastian BachLiebster Jesu, wir sind hier (BWV 754) Johann Sebastian BachMarch from 'Scipio' George Frideric HandelMéditation from 'ThaÝs' Jules MassenetMenuet Gothique from 'Suite Gothique' Léon BoëllmannMenuets 1 and 2 from 'Water Music' George Frideric HandelNun danket alle Gott Sigfrid Karg-ElertOde to joy from Symphony No. 9 Ludwig van BeethovenPanis angelicus César FranckPrelude from 'Te Deum' Marc-Antoine CharpentierPrelude on 'Londonderry Air' Noel RawsthornePrelude on 'Slane' Christopher TamblingRigaudon Georg BöhmSalut d'amour Edward ElgarSheep may safely graze Johann Sebastian BachSortie in Eb Louis Lefébure-WélySpring from 'The Four Seasons' Antonio VivaldiSummertime from 'Porgy and Bess' George GershwinToccata Théodore DuboisToccata from Symphony No. 5 Charles-Marie WidorToccata in C Johann PachelbelTrumpet Voluntary Jeremiah ClarkeTrumpet Voluntary John StanleyTwo Trumpet Tunes and Air Henry PurcellWachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme (BWV 645) Johann Sebastian BachWedding March from 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' Felix MendelssohnWedding March from Symphony No. 3 Camille Saint-SaënsWhere'er you walk George Frideric HandelWinter from 'The Four Seasons' Antonio Vivaldi Zadok the Priest George Frideric HandelZadok the Priest George Frideric Handel
A great resource for building a habit of prayer .
This series of prayers gives children a way of processing their day and ending it positively with God.Ideal for children of junior school age.Enables children to end each day with Jesus, telling him about their life and being reassured of his presence and love as they go to sleep, looking forward to whatever tomorrow brings.
Pages Count: 96 pages
Dimensions; 111 x 145 x 8 mm
Weight: 56g
Instruments: OrganA short piece, ravishingly melodic, and causing no problems in performance. Aria has been published in several larger collections and we are now making it available separately for students taking the Associated Board exams and for the wide audience it deserves. Technically very straightforward.Please note made to order items are non-returnable
Tunes for two is a hugely popular series which provides 20 familiar tunes in easy arrangements for two players. Great practice for ensemble playing and fun too!
Contents
All in a garden green - Traditional English melodyAll through the night - Traditional Welsh melodyAutumn from 'The Four Seasons' - VivaldiBist du bei mir - BachBourrée from 'Water Music' - HandelCountry gardens - Traditional English melodyGreensleeves - 16th-century melodyImpromptu - SchubertLargo from 'New World Symphony' - DvorákMarch - HandelMarche militaire - SchubertMinuet from 'Eine kleine Nachtmusik' - MozartMinuet from 'Water Music' - HandelMy bonny lass she smileth - MorleyNon piu andrai from 'The Marriage of Figaro' - MozartOde to joy - BeethovenPapageno's aria from 'The Magic Flute' - MozartPassion chorale - HasslerPavan - 16th-century melodySkye boat song - Traditional Scottish melodySoldiers' march - SchumannSpring from 'The Four Seasons' - VivaldiSteal away - SpiritualTallis' canon - TallisThe entertainer - JoplinThe silver swan - GibbonsTo a wild rose - MacDowellTrumpet voluntary - ClarkeWere you there - SpiritualWhen the saints go marching in - Spiritual
A fun book of jazzy pieces to encourage students in the early stages of learning. This book starts with just one note and takes you up to sixteen. Free downloadable tracks are available of the pieces with and without the instrument part.
Contents
Battery square bossaBebop longbodyEvery now and thenFabberoonieFanfare for funFlying highGet the lowdownMovie busterMr CoolOh gee!Razzle dazzleRhubarb foolSeptember brownSleepy suburbTube trainTwenty-four seven
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A mega collection of the most popular assembly songs that children love to sing. The accompaniments are suitable for pianists with a modest technique and feature Guitar chords. There is always a new song waiting to be discovered, with 430 pieces included All The Assembly Songs You'll Ever Need will never get boring or repetitive!
Contents
A butterfly, an Easter eggA huge thank-youA new commandmentA still, small voiceA wiggly, waggly wormAbba, Father, let me beAll creatures of our God and KingAll night, all dayAll of the creatures God had madeAll over the worldAll that I amAll the flowers are wakingAll the nations of the earthAll things bright and beautifulAlleluia, alleluia, give thanks to the risen LordAnd everyone beneath the vine and fig treeAnd God saidAnytime, anywhereAs the deer pants for the waterAt half past three we go home to teaAutumn daysBe still and know that I am GodBe still, for the presence of the LordBe strong and courageousBe the centreBe the centre of my lifeBig and little you's and me'sBig manBiggest isn't always bestBind us together, LordBlack and whiteBless the Lord, O my soulBoisterous, buzzing, barking thingsBreak outBrother, sister, let me serve youBuild your house on stones and rockBuilding on rocky groundC-L-A-P, clap my handsCabbages and greensCan you be sureCandle in the windowCare for your worldCaribbean Lord's PrayerCarpenter, carpenter, make me a treeCaterpillar, caterpillarCauliflower and celeryCelebrateCelebrating JesusChange my heart, O GodClap, clap, clap GloriaClose to youColours of dayCome and praise the Lord our KingCome into his presenceCome on and celebrateCome on, let's celebrate!Conkers!Count your blessingsCreatures great and creatures smallCross over the roadDance in your SpiritDeeper, wider, higherDo not be afraidDo you ever wish you could flyDo you not know?Don't build your house on the sandy landDown in the jungleDoxologyEach day differentEaster jubilationEverybody needs waterEverybody shout!Everywhere around meFaith as small as a mustard seedFather God, I wonderFather God, you love meFather, I place into your handsFather, we adore youFather, we love youFather welcomes all his childrenFeed the hungry peopleFind a little seedFishes of the oceanFollow meFor God so loved the worldFor I'm building a people of powerFreely, freelyFrom heaven you cameFrom my knees to my noseFrom the darkness came lightFrom the tiny antGive me joy in my heartGive me peace, O LordGive me your love, LordGive thanks to the LordGive thanks with a grateful heartGive us hope, LordGloriaGloriaGlorify your nameGlory, glory, gloryGo tell everyoneGod forgave my sinGod has promisedGod is good, God is greatGod is loveGod is making a wonderful worldGod knows meGod loves meGod made the coloursGod made the earthGod turned darkness into lightGod's love is deeperGod's not deadGod's peopleGod's Spirit is in my heartGoliath was big and Goliath was strongGo tell everyoneHalle, halle, halleHallelu, halleluHands, hands, fingers, thumbsHarvest sambaHarvest songHave you heardHave you heard the raindropsHe gave me eyes so I could seeHe has made me gladHe invites us to his banqueting tableHe made meHe'll be thereHere I am, LordHe's got the whole world in his handHoly hokeyHosannaHosanna to the son of DavidHow did Moses cross the Red Sea?How great is our GodHow great thou artHow lovely on the mountainsI danced in the morningI feel spring in the air todayI give my handsI gotta home in glorylandI have a friendI have seen the golden sunshineI know a boyI listen and I listenI love the sunI may live in a great big cityI may speakI planted a seedI reach up highI, the Lord of sea and skyI want to be salt for JesusI watch the sunriseI will bring to youI will click my fingersI will enter his gatesI will make you fishersI will sing, I will singI will sing your praisesI will wave my handsIf I go to the furthest placeIf I were a butterflyIf there were no waterIf you're feeling sad and wearyI'm accepted, I'm forgivenI'm black, I'm white, I'm short, I'm tallI'm going to paintI'm gonna clickIn the morning earlyIn your nameIt's a beautiful day in springtimeIt's a new dayIt's me, it's me, it's meIt's me, it's me, it's me, O LordIt's me that builds communityIt's really greatI've got peace like a riverJesus, be the centreJesus cared about the peopleJesus Christ is hereJesus, good above all otherJesus had all kinds of friendsJesus' hands were kind handsJesus is aliveJesus is greaterJesus is the living wayJesus is the rockJesus' love is very wonderfulJesus' love lights up the worldJesus loves meJesus neverJesus put this song into our heartsJesus turned the water into wineJesus will never, everJesus, you are risenJesus, your name is wonderfulJubilate, everybodyJudas and MaryJust be glad God made you 'you'Just imagineKing of kingsKum ba yahLet there be loveLet there be peace on earthLet us shareLet's celebrateLife for the poor was hard and toughLight up the fireLiving and learningLiving LordLook for signs that summer's doneLord Jesus ChristLord of all hopefulnessLord of the DanceLord of the futureLord of the harvestLord, the light of your loveLord, you put a tongue in my mouthLost and foundLove is somethingLove will never come to an endLovely summer's dayMagic pennyMajestyMake me a channel of your peaceMay God bless our teachersMilk-bottle tops and paper bagsMister Noah built an arkMonday, we'll have fun dayMore than many sparrowsMorning has brokenMorning sunMy best friendMy heartMy Jesus, my SaviourNobody's a nobodyO Lord, all the world belongs to youO Lord, hear my prayerO Lord, my GodO what a wonderful world!O when the saints go marching inOh! Oh! Oh! How good is the LordOne hundred and fifty-three!One more step along the worldOne mother henOur FatherOur God is a great big GodOur God is so greatOur God reignsOut to the great wide world we goOver the earth is a mat of greenPeace is flowing like a riverPeace, perfect peacePears and applesPraise God from whom all blessings flowPraise him in the morningPraise him on the trumpetPraise him, praise himPraise the Lord in everything!Praise the Lord in the rhythm of your musicPraise the name of JesusPrayer is like a telephonePrayer phonePush, little seedRejoice in the Lord alwaysRight where we areRise and shineSaid Judas to MarySalt for JesusSandy landSay 'hello' to summerSeasonsSeek ye first the kingdom of GodSeven days a weekShalomShine, Jesus, shineShout to the LordSigns of new lifeSing a songSing hosannaSing out an Easter songSomebody greaterSong of blessingSongs for ev'ry daySpare a thoughtSpirit of GodSpirit of peaceSpring chickenSpring in the airSpringtimeStanding in the need of prayerStep by step, on and onSun up in the morningSunday, Monday, Tuesday, WednesdayTeach me to danceTell me who made all of creationThank you for our foodThank you for the summer morningThank you, LordThe bell of creationThe best giftThe building songThe children's bandThe farmer comes to scatter the seedThe golden cockerelThe ink is black, the page is whiteThe King is among usThe school rule songThe seed songThe Servant KingThe Spirit lives to set us freeThe trees of the fieldThe vine and the fig treeThe wiggly waggly songThe wise man built his house upon the rockThe world is full of smelly feetThere are hundreds of sparrowsThere are many living thingsThere is a green hillThere is singing in the desertThere was one, there were twoThere's a rainbow in the skyThere's a time to laughThink big: an elephantThink of a world without any flowersThink of all the things we loseThis is an important matterThis is the dayThis little light of mineTime for everythingTodayTogetherTravel onTurn back the clocksVariety, varietyWake up!Walk in the lightWaterWater of lifeWave your branches highWe are climbingWe are here togetherWe are marching in the light of GodWe are one family togetherWe can plough and dig the landWe eat the plants that grow from the seedWe have a King who rides a donkeyWe place on the harvest tableWe plough the fields, and scatterWell done!What kind of man was thisWhen God made the garden of creationWhen I needed a neighbourWhen I think about the crossWhen Jesus walked in GalileeWhen Jesus was my ageWhen the Spirit of the LordWhen the winter day is dyingWhen your Father made the worldWhether you're oneWho made the twinkling stars?Who put the colours in the rainbow?Who spoke words of wisdom and life?Whoopah, wahey!Who's the king of the jungle?Wide, wide as the oceanWiggle your fingersWith Jesus in the boatWould you walk by on the other sideWouldn't it be funnyYesterday, today, for everYou are the King of gloryYou can build a wall around youYou can drink it, swim in itYou lift your left arm highYou never put a light under a dirty old bucketYou ride on the wings of the windYou shall go out with joyYou've got to moveZacchaeus was a very little manZip bam booCHRISTMASAway in a mangerBorn in the nightCalypso carolChristmas calypsoCome and join the celebrationCome, they told meDing, dong, merrily on high!Don't be too busy for ChristmasEvery star shall sing a carolEveryone's a Christmas babyGirls and boys, leave your toysGlory to GodGo, tell it on the mountainHark, the herald-angels singHee, haw! Hee, haw!Here we come to BethlehemI wonder as I wanderIn the bleak midwinterIt was on a starry nightJoy to the world!King of GloryLet me tell you about a babyLittle donkeyLittle Jesus, sweetly sleepMary had a babyO come, all ye faithfulO little town of BethlehemOnce in royal David's cityRiding outRise up, shepherd, and followSee, amid the winter's snowSee him lying on a bed of strawShepherds, do not be afraidSilent nightThe angel Gabriel from heaven cameThe donkey's Christmas carolThe first NowellThe holly and the ivyThe little drummer boyThe Virgin Mary had a baby boyThere's a star in the eastUnto us a child is bornWe three kings of Orient areWe wish you a merry ChristmasWhile shepherds watched
Specifications
Format - paperback
Published - December 2006
Weight - 1538g
Dimensions - 240 x 311 x 31 mm
ISBN - 9781844176984
ISBN 10 - 1844176983
