Hymn of the Week
For many of us, the loss of congregational singing is a regrettable consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic.
So that we may continue to be enriched by our hymnody, this weekly column will examine a hymn which is appropriate for the Sunday following its publication.
We are grateful to the Rev. Brooke Myers for curating this wonderful new resource!
Hymn of the Week: May 8, 2022
Mary Chapman introduces us to a poet whose lent his words to this week's lovely hymn.
Hymn of the Week: May 1, 2022
Nick Bideler introduces us to a hymn that invites us to join in the celebration of the celebration of Christ's victory over death by rejoicing and singing.
Hymn of the Week: April 24, 2022
Easter is a season of joy, and our music certainly reflects that. Music Director Ed Hanson from Calvary in Columbia shares one of his favorites of the season.
Hymn of the Week: April 17, 2022
David Sinden from St. Peter's in Ladue says this is the perfect time to sing this extraordinary song.
Hymn of the Week: April 10, 2022
Pat Partridge from Christ Church Cathedral brings us the back-story of one of our most well-known hymns. And once you hear it, the tune will stay with you for days!
Hymn of the Week: April 3, 2022
The Rev. Brooke Myers brings us the story of a hymn that has a little something for everyone and every mood in Lent.
Hymn of the Week: March 27, 2022
Music Director Mary Chapman introduces us to a poignant song that explores the despair of enslaved people and the hope of a better life.
Hymn of the Week: March 13, 2022
Music Director Ed Hanson from Calvary Episcopal Church in Columbia brings us a hymn that marries a modern text with a Baroque tune to create a Lenten hymn with a real punch.
Hymn of the Week: March 6, 2022
David Sinden, Organist and Music Director at St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Ladue, introduces us to the tradition of Office Hymns -- one in particular that is perfect for the beginning of Lent.
Hymn of the Week: February 27, 2022
Pat Partridge offers background on a hymn of praise for the last Sunday after the Epiphany, in which the worshiper and all creation are invited to join in praise of the glorified Christ.
