Sing! Hymnal, Personal Edition: A Treasury of 200 Hymns for Worship and Reflection

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Keith and Kristyn Getty Highlight the Beauty of Christian Hymnody

Blending music and poetry, hymns beautifully bring Christian theology to life. With each verse, rich lyrics echo the timeless truths of Scripture and proclaim the unchanging message of salvation. Christians have sung hymns in worship for centuries, and now, award-winning hymn writers Keith and Kristyn Getty have curated a collection of classic and contemporary hymns in a volume that focuses on the elegance and enduring truth of their lyrics.

Without musical notation, The Sing! Hymnal, Personal Edition helps readers focus on the beauty of the lyrics, making it ideal for personal worship, daily devotions, meditation, and memorization. Featuring a pared-down selection of hymns and readings from the original hymnal, this edition presents the best of Christian hymnody in a concise format that is practical for keeping on your coffee table or bedside stand. This hymnal will serve as a cherished resource for those seeking to integrate the rich heritage of Christian hymnody into their spiritual life.

• Timeless: 200 classic and contemporary hymns are carefully curated and beautifully presented in a treasured resource you can carry with you through life
• Designed for Personal Use: This concise edition of the traditional hymnal is a practical choice to keep on your coffee table or bedside stand
• Features a Quality Guarantee: This TruTone cover provides individuals and families with classic hymns for years to come
• Contributions by Keith and Kristyn Getty: Award-winning hymn writers of popular songs including “In Christ Alone” and “Christ Our Hope in Life and Death” 
• Voices from Church History: Liturgical readings include quotations from classical and contemporary writers and theologians, including Augustine of Hippo, Francis of Assisi, Martin Luther, John Calvin, John Bunyan, Charles Spurgeon, C. S. Lewis, Billy Graham, J. I. Packer, John Piper, Joni Eareckson Tada, Dane Ortlund, and H. B. Charles Jr.

336 pages