Other Resources

Contemporary Worship Songs

Word to Worship - LCMS

This link takes you to a website called "Word to Worship" that features contemporary worship song suggestions based on the LCMS lectionary (used by Sola). This external website is not affiliated with Sola Publishing.

Hymns • Piano Accompaniments

Kaleb's YouTube Channel

There is an excellent pianist named Kaleb Brasee who plays instrumental versions of popular/classic hymns, recorded to YouTube. This website is not affliated with Sola Publishisng, but it might be a useful option for congregations who are without an acccompanist.

The ReClaim Hymnal

ReClaim - Index of Hymns

Peruse the list of all the hymns that are included in the printed "ReClaim Hymnal for Church and Home" (Pew and Spiral Editions)

Wonderful Words of Life


1 Sing them over again to me,
      Wonderful words of life;
   Let me more of their beauty see,
      Wonderful words of life;
   Words of life and beauty
      Teach me faith and duty.

Refrain:
Beautiful words, wonderful words,
     Wonderful words of life;
Beautiful words, wonderful words,
     Wonderful words of life.

 

Additional Verses:

2 Christ, the blessed one, gives to all
      Wonderful words of life;
   Sinner, list to the loving call,
      Wonderful words of life;
   All so freely given,
      Wooing us to heaven. [Refrain]

3 Sweetly echo the gospel call,
      Wonderful words of life;
   Offer pardon and peace to all,
      Wonderful words of life;
   Jesus, only Savior,
      Sanctify forever. [Refrain]

Music & Overheads

Lead Sheet (PDF)

Melody and chords for guitar and voice (full page)

Key of F

Full Score (PDF)

Four-part score for piano and organ (can be used as half-sheet bulletin insert)

Key of F

Summary

  • Text: Philip P. Bliss
  • Music: Philip P. Bliss
  • Source: Public Domain
  • LBW/WOV Hymn:  #n/a
  • ReClaim/Sola Hymn:  #web
  • Theme: Word
  • Category: Gospel
  • Scripture: Acts 13:48

The first verse and refrain of the song can be used in liturgical worship as a Gospel Acclamation, just prior to the reading of the Gospel.