I am wondering if there are any good websites to learn hymns (preferring lyrics included). I am a fairly new christian and I love music, and I want to know more hymns 
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Hymn Websites
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cyberhymnal.org is an excellent website. You can also Google for various hymns if you can't find them there.
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If you want to hear some older Gospel Songs and singing groups from the 1950's and 60's era, etc. here's a good site to click on:
http://www.sacred-music.org/play.php
And here's a site that sells CD's from that era:
http://www.oldchristianmusic.com/
http://www.sacred-music.org/play.php
And here's a site that sells CD's from that era:
http://www.oldchristianmusic.com/
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The site mention above:
http://cyberhymnal.org/
is, by far, the best. You can find almost any not-copyright hymn there. Also, you can find hymns by the writer (called people on the site), and there is so much more!
Do you hear a hymm, but, you don't know it, but that melody is fimilar? NP--Just check out the Tunes thing.
This site is simply amazing. Once there, you can spend literally hours! One word. They don't always use the title of the hymn that you know. As an exmple--most of us know the old hymn The Church In The Wildwood. But here, they call it Little Brown Church In The Vale.
http://cyberhymnal.org/htm/l/i/littlebc.htm
Check it out--you might be amazed how the orginal words have be altered over the years, and verses omitted!
One of the best things about this site is that they almost always post all the verses! Check out O For A Thousand Tongues To Sing. Does your hymnal have 17 verses?? Try O Come, All Ye Faithful. Several wonderful forgotten verses!
http://cyberhymnal.org/
is, by far, the best. You can find almost any not-copyright hymn there. Also, you can find hymns by the writer (called people on the site), and there is so much more!
Do you hear a hymm, but, you don't know it, but that melody is fimilar? NP--Just check out the Tunes thing.
This site is simply amazing. Once there, you can spend literally hours! One word. They don't always use the title of the hymn that you know. As an exmple--most of us know the old hymn The Church In The Wildwood. But here, they call it Little Brown Church In The Vale.
http://cyberhymnal.org/htm/l/i/littlebc.htm
Check it out--you might be amazed how the orginal words have be altered over the years, and verses omitted!
One of the best things about this site is that they almost always post all the verses! Check out O For A Thousand Tongues To Sing. Does your hymnal have 17 verses?? Try O Come, All Ye Faithful. Several wonderful forgotten verses!
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