LiturgyTools.net: Hymn and song suggestions for Baptism or Christening ceremonies

This is a list of English-language hymns and songs which may be suitable for baptism (christening) ceremonies in more-traditional (ie liturgical) churches.

Most are free-to-use, ie public domain or copyright-free, meaning the words can be copied and sung to at least one tune with no concerns about copyright or performance licensing. But a small selection of hymns that are still copyright, but especially suitable for baptism, is also included.

Free-use hymns for baptism ceremonies

All my Hope on God is Founded
Be Thou My Vision
In some cultures, this hymn is strongly associated with funerals. Nevertheless, the words are appropriate for baptism.
By Cool Siloam's Shady Rill (not verses 3 and 4)

Glad that I Live am I
God, Who at the Font Once Named Us - Stuempfle
Guide me O Thou Great Redeemer.
He's Got the Whole World in His Hand
Heavenly Father may Thy Blessing

O Jesus I have Promised
O Breath on Me O Breath of God
Our children, Lord, in faith and prayer - Reginald Heber

With Christ we Share a Mystic Grave - John Mason Neale
When to the Sacred Font we Came

Hymns that may still be copyright

Baptized in Water - Sayward (same tune as "Morning has Broken")
Be Born Anew, O Child of God - Hommerding
Be Still for the Presence of the Lord - Evans
Behold, Behold I make all Things New - John Bell
Because He Lives - Gaither
Child of Blessing, Child of Promise - Ronald S. Cole-Turner (b, 1948)
Come Down O Love Divine
(the words are copyright in most countries, but the most commonly-used tune is not)
Come to the Water - Andersen
Come to the Waters (As earth that is dry) - Conroy
Eagles Wings - Joncas
Eternal God, we Consecrate these Children to your Care - Robert Dobbie (1901-2001)
Faith Looking Forward - Wren
Father Welcomes all his Children - Mann
God the Father, Name we Treasure, by Basil E Bridge (1927-2021)
Here I am Lord - Schutte