Music

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Adult Choir Play All My Song in the Night I Was Glad Once More My Soul Hallelujah Chorus Wondrous Love A Jubilant Song
Contemporary NOTE: For copyright reasons we cannot provide internet access to some music, mostly the contemporary music, until additional rights are obtained. If you would like to receive a music CD of our Worship Team's songs, you may order one by clicking:

Junior Choir Play All He Will Give You a Brand New Heart Let it Shine Loves Sweet Lesson He's Got the Whole World in His Hands
Special Music Play All Sing Unto the Lord (Bethany Perkins & Sara Petroroy) Today I Walked Where Jesus Walked (Bethany Perkins) Victory in Jesus (Piano: Ray Loring, Trumpets: Jim Middleton, Doug Slocum, Rich Smith) Now Sing We Joyfully Unto God (Deborah & Bethany Perkins) Crucifix (Deborah & Bethany Perkins) Thy Secret Place (Bethany Perkins) O Divine Redeemer (Abby Bray) Lexington Christian Academy Concert at First Church, Boxford When the Saints Go Marching In With the Hallelujah chorus


Traditional Hymns Play All Come, Christians, Join to Sing The Servant Song Lord, Speak to Me Gloria Patri O For a Thousand Tongues to Sing Lead On O King Eternal Have Thine Own Way Lord How Great Thou Art Imortal, Invisible, God Only Wise Children of the Heavenly Father Sing Praise to God Who Reigns Above
Christmas Music Play All Adult Choir: Little Jesus Sweetly Sleep God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen Christmas Day (Offertory) Come, Rejoice Believers Hallelujah, Amen Still, Still, Still Break Forth O Beauteous Heavenly Light Contemporary: Lord Come This Christmas Junior Choir: Advent Candle Burning Bright Traditional: Angels from the Realms of Glory Joy to the World Angels We Have Heard on High Good Christian Men Rejoice Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus Special: Silent Night (Piano: Ray Loring, Trumpets: Jim Middleton, Doug Slocum, Rich Smith)