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This advent hymn is led by various instruments at our Lessons and Carols service in 2024. The tune, NUN KOMM, DER HEIDEN HEILAND is among the first tunes composed for the Lutheran church in 1524, It was first published in Erfurt in the Geystliche gesangk Buchleyn for the Lutherans of Wittenburg. This text came a little later from Heinrich Held, 1620-59, as translated by Catherine Winkworth, 182...

The Hope Brass and Vesper Handbells lead this festive hymn on Christ the King Sunday. The text is English, first appearing in 1760. It is trinitarian in nature, addressing the "almighty King", the "incarnate Word", the "holy Comforter", and the "great One in Three". The tune is by Felice de Giardini, 1716-96 and is known as Italian hymn. The opening fanfare is by Michael Kesar, Director of Musi...

The Sanctuary Choir and Hope Brass lead the congregation ins singing this opening portion of the service using liturgical hymns from the era of Martin Luither. These hymns were used as part of Luther's Deutsche Messe, or German Mass. It was designed to put the worship service in the language of the German people and in such a way to allow them to participate in the singing. The Kyrie, sung here...

The Hope Brass and Sanctuary Choir lead the congregation is singing this Reformation hymn.The tune, NUN FREUT EUCH is from the 1524 EtlichChristlich lieder, published in Wittenburg in one of the first hymnals of the Reformation. The text comes a little later, published in Brauschweig, Germany in 1661. The author of the text is Johann Heermann, 1585-1647.

Our Vesper Handbell Ensemble plays this hymn arrangement by Sandra Eithun. The tune LAND of REST, an american folk tune, is usually associated with the text Jerusalem, My Happy Home. It describes heaven in terms of the New Jerusalem which is mentioned in the book of Revelation. This arrangement is published by Concordia Publishing House in "Eight Favorite Hymns for Twelve Bells.

The Vesper Hand Bell Choir plays this setting of Now Thank We All Our God. This hymn uses the tune NUN DANKET ALLE GOTT, by German composer Johann Cruger. Sondra Tucker's arrangement is found in Hymn Preludes for Handbells as published by Concordia Publishing House. We stream under ONELicense A 731942.

The Hope Vesper Handbell Choir plays this peaceful anthem by Michael Helman. It is written for 2-3 Octaves of Handbells and is published by the American Guild of Handbell Ringers. We stream this music with permission under ONELicense.net A7311942.

The Sanctuary Choir of Hope Lutheran sings this anthem by John Antes, written in 1790. The text is a jubliant expression of praise written by John Mileon in 1623. The director is Michael Kesar. The tune is known as MONKLANDS.

Hope Lutheran Church was blessed by our soloist Tristan singing this modern hymn by Matt Papa and Keith Getty. Accompaniement was provided by cellist Vivian and pianist Michael. We stream under ONELicense A 731942.

The Hope Lutheran Sanctuary Choir of Friendswood, Texs sings this choir anthem by Eugene Butler. I was published by Hope Publishing. We stream this content under ONELicense A 731942.

Congregation, Choir, Handbells, and Organ join in this festive arrangement of the hymn God is Here! The tune is called ABBOT'S LEIGH and is by Cyril V. Taylor of England, 1907-1991. The text is by consumate British hymn writer Fred Pratt Green, 1903-2000. It features themes and symbols of Christian worship. The music is copyrighted by Hope Publishing House. We stream under ONELicense A 731942.

The Hope Vesper Handbells played this hymn arrangement in our worship service. The music is based on a tune by Melchior Vulpius, c. 1570-1615. It is arranged for Handbells by Tyleen Stults and is published by Concordia Publishing House of St. Louis, MO. The Tune is known as LOBT GOTT DEN HERREN, IHR and is found in mnay Lutheran hymnbooks. We stream under ONELicense A731942.

This brief canon us often associated with the Latin text "Non nobis domine". It was thought to have been composed by William Byrd (1540=1643), but is now thought to be anonymous. The Hope Sanctuary Choir sang this piece for worship. Various arrangements are available including free versions at the IMSLP website. The full text: Not unto us, O Lord, the glory be, but unto Thy great name the victory.

An ensemble of instruments lead Hope Lutheran congregation in the singing of this Baptism hymn. The tune, BEACH SPRING, is from The Sacred Harp, published in Philadelphia in 1844. The text is by Ruth Duck, b. 1947. It appears in many hymnals, including With One Voice 697, The United Methodist Hymnal 605, Evangelical Lutheran Worship 445, Chalace Hymnal 365 and Glory to God 490. While it focuses...

Come Down, O Love Divine KEESECKER

Jubilant Procession HANDEL/ARDREY-GRAVES

Kyrie & Gloria from Divine Service IV Lutheran Service Book

Holy Holy Holy HEBER & DYKES

Adoro te, O Panis Coelis LOUVAIN

Kyrie, This is the Feast by Richard HILLERT

Come You Faithful, Raise the Strain. Arr. RICHARD GIESEKE

Alleluia & Verse for Easter MACHEMER

Chimings of Great Joy D. EDWARDS

In Christ Alone GETTY/TOWNEND

SOUTHWELL Lord Jesus, Think On Me HYMN and HANDBELLS

Teach Me All Your Ways, Dear Lord SANDERS

Verse for Lent 4 B Destroy this Temple VON KAMPEN

THINE IS THE GLORY Arranged By Sondra Tucker

Praise to the Lord JASON KRUG