Hymns for the 6th Sunday after Pentecost - Proper 11 (16), Year C (17 July 2022) - Revised Common Lectionary

A selection of hymns and songs, based on themes from the Revised Common lectionary for the sixth Sunday in after Pentecost in Year C.

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 - sometimes in a limited setting.  Many such hymns are old/traditional - but where possible a variety of styles and genres are included.

A small selection of hymns that are still copyright may also be included if they are particularly relevant.

Suggestions about other free-to-use hymns that could be included are welcome: leave a message in the Comments box near the bottom of the page.




Readings

First:   Amos 8:1-12   The Lord shows Amos a basket of summer fruit, predicts the time of judgement and a famine of hearing the words of the LORD. He promises that he will never pass by Israel again.
OR
Genesis 18:1-10a - The Lord appears to Abraham.   He is welcomed, and a feast is prepared for.  The visitor enquires after Sarah, and promises that she will have a son within a year.

Psalm:  52 - Why do you boast, O mighty one, of mischief done against the godly
OR
14 - The just will live in the presence of the Lord / Lord who shall dwell on your holy mountain / He who does no wrong to his brother / He who keeps his pledge

Second: Colossians 1:15-28  He is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of all creation ... the head of the body, the church.... For in him all the fullness of God was pleased to dwell .... I, Paul, became a servant of this gospel.  I am now rejoicing in my sufferings for your sake .... It is he whom we proclaim, warning everyone and teaching everyone in all wisdom.

Gospel:   Luke 10:38-42 - Jesus visits the home of Martha and Mary:  Martha welcomes him but is distracted with the serving, her sister Mary sits at his feet and listens:  Jesus says this is the better part.



Themes

Hospitality, service.  Recognizing and welcoming Jesus as God and Man.



Free-use art for this week

See lectionary art for this Sunday for suggested pictures and art-works based on today's readings.




Free-use hymns

Author of life Divine -Wesley



Dear Lord and Father of Mankind

God Himself is Present - Tersteegen - Foster/Miller

God of all Power and Truth and Grace - Wesley

Hail Thou Once-despised Jesus - Baker / Topwell

Immortal, Invisible, God Only Wise


In the Cross of Christ I Glory - Bowring

In the Name of Jesus we have Victory

It Is Well With My Soul

Jesus Keep Me Near the Cross - Crosby

Jesus Priceless Treasure - Winkworth


Lord Enthroned in Heavenly Splendour - Bourne

Judge eternal Throned in Splendour - Holland

Lord Dismiss Us With Your Blessing - Fawcett

Lord Jesus Christ Be Present Now - Winkworth

Master Speak thy Servant Heareth - Havergal

More Love To Thee O Christ - Prentiss

My God how Wonderful Thou Art - Faber

My Lord What a Morning

Nature with Open Volume Stands - Wesley

O Jesus, I Have Promised

O Jesus, Joy of Loving Hearts - Palmer

O Love Divine how Sweet Thou Art - Wesley

O Love of God how Strong and True - Bonar

O Master let me walk with thee - Gladden

Of the Father's Love Begotten

One Thing's Needful

Take My Life and Let It Be

This is the God we Adore - Wesley

Thy Kingdom come O God - Hensley




Hymns which may still be copyright

All Heaven Declares - Richards

All Who Love and Serve Your City - Routley

City of God - Schutte

For all the Faithful Women - Stuempfle - verse 7

God has Spoken by his Prophets - Briggs

Knowing You (All I once held dear) - Kendrick

Lord of Beauty Thine the Splendour - Alington (copyright until 1956)

Lord of the Home Your only Son - Bayley
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My eyes be Open to Your Presence - Haigh

O Christ the Same - Dudley-Smith



Speak in the Stillness God we Pray - Hill

To Be in Your Presence - Richards

Turn Your Eyes upon Jesus - Lemmell

What Does the Lord Require - Bayley

When the Church of Jesus - Pratt Green


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