Cantate Domino is a collection of new hymns compiled to complement the CWL. You'll find in it much to strengthen the message of the Readings.
We see two uses for Cantate Domino : it may be used as a resource for excellent new congregational hymns, or your choir may like to sing the pieces as 'offerings' to the congregation; mini anthems, if you like!
- A. Moore: A broken loaf
- B. Roe: A crown of piercing thorns
- A. Viner: Amid the clamour of the world
- R. Jones: As in that upper room
- D. Terry: At this table we remember
- M. Setchell: Before the altar
- A. Fletcher: Before the world's foundation
- R. Bonighton: Broader than the ocean's limits
- P. Irving: Called by Christ
- M. Higgins: Called to shed light
- J. Nixon: Christ, the eternal light
- C. Mawby: Come, see the Lord
- J. Nixon: Draw us together at the close of the day
- R. Jones: Each season gives God voice
- C. Mawby: Eternal God, before whose face we stand
- R. Lloyd: For beauty which delights our eyes
- M. Setchell: For every word which feeds us
- R. Jones: From age to age
- C. Mawby: From a manger in a stable
- P. Irving: From ancient times
- R. Lloyd: From life's bright dawn
- A. Fletcher: From near and far
- A. Wright: From the depths my soul cries out
- R. Binighton: Glory to God
- S. Vann: God has called us
- A. Rees: God has ordained
- R. Bonighton: God made me me, God made you you
- P. Irving: God of love, you called the magi
- M. Higgins: God of might
- S. Vann: God of our salvation
- C. Tambling: God our provider
- A. Fletcher: Hear the song the poor are singing
- R. Lloyd: Holy Spirit, will you be
- M. Higgins: How could you leave the splendour
- A. Moore: How did you feel
- J. Nixon: I believe in God the Father
- R. Bonighton: In the garden Mary lingers
- A. Viner: In the name of Christ rejoicing
- M. Setchell: In the same night in which he was betrayed
- D. Terry: In vast, ornate cathedrals
- A. Moore: Jesus is risen, Jesus lives!
- R. Jones: Jesus, we have heard your Spirit
- B. Roe: Lest we forget
- R. Lloyd: Let hymns of joyful praise abound
- M. Setchell: Light of her life
- A. Viner: Lord, give us vision
- D. Terry: Lord, it isn't always easy
- P. Irving: Lord, let your servant now
- A. Moore: Lord, we turn to you
- A. Viner: Lord, with a heart that leaps
- C. Tambling: Lord, you created a world
- R. Lloyd: Lord, you designed our human frame
- C. Mawby: May the grace of Christ
- B. Roe: O Father, on your love we call
- J. Nixon: O God of all creation
- A. Fletcher: O risen Lord
- C. Tambling: Our Father God in heaven
- J. Nixon: Our living Lord
- C. Tambling: People of God, arise
- D. Terry: Praise to Christ, the Lord incarnate
- A. Moore: Praise to the Father
- A. Rees: Ring aloud the Christmas bells
- M. Setchell: Risen Lord in splendour seated
- B. Roe: Sad, confused and shaken
- S. Vann: Saviour of all mankind
- R. Bonighton: Saviour, we are lost
- C. Mawby: Sing, Holy Spirit, sing!
- A. Wright: Sing with me a song of gladness
- A. Rees: Teach me, dear Lord
- Thank you, Father, for the Bible
- S. Vann: The choices which we face
- A. Rees: The God who set the stars in space
- A. Viner: The gracious invitation
- B. Roe: The Lamb of God was faultless
- A. Wright: The promised time arrives
- B. Bridge: Thirsty for the living water
- J. Jones: Together we proclaim
- S. Vann: We bless the Lord our God
- P. Irving: We have a vision
- A. Wright: What King is known
- M. Higgins: When shape and colour flood my sight
- A. Wright: With all who in this hallowed place
- A. Fletcher: Within my heart
- C. Tambling: You are the Bread of Life
