Here is a collection of hymn sheets that have stood the test of time, spanning generation after generation. From the early church to the Reformation, and continuing into the early 20th century, these timeless hymns have carried the sound of worship among congregations all over the world. As far as we know, all of the songs are in the public domain. You can download them for free, and then make copies for your congregation as needed. Special thanks to the makers of the The Open Hymnal Project for providing all of these resources, making them available to freely distribute.

He is risen! The resurrection declares our hope is not in vain, and we will sing of His victory forever. What better time to sing the words that the Church has been singing for generations! Traditional Easter worship music celebrates Good Friday, Easter Sunday, Lent, Ash Wednesday, Resurrection Sunday, & Palm Sunday. Find the chords, sheet music, and anything else you need right here!

There is no steady foundation other than Christ the cornerstone. For the Christian, there is hope in life because of the saving work of Jesus. We hope not 'in the sweetest frame' but instead trust in the Savior and His righteousness. Download songs and hymns on the theme of Christ the cornerstone.

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Download these newly available free chord charts. You may find some new favorite songs or hymns.

Find the top 50 hymn sheets of songs for the Easter Season.

Hymns can provide a rich depth to our praise and worship services. Many of these hymns have been modernized in their style but the message and the lyrics are the same. Sometimes the melody is slightly adjusted or the chord progressions are simplified to reflect the style of contemporary worship music. With these arrangements, you should be able to easily flow between hymns and choruses in a worship experience full of spirit and truth.

In Matthew 4, Jesus was walking along the seashore. He saw a set of brothers fishing in their boat. He called out to them just as He calls out to you now. He said, “Follow Me.” In that moment, Peter and Andrew had a choice to make. Do they go on doing the good work they are doing, paying no mind to the man inviting them to drop everything and follow Him? Or to they take steps of faith, knowing there is something different about this Jesus? Later, Jesus calls Peter the rock on which He would build His church.