This is a one-sheet-of-paper (ie two A4 page) selection of free-to-use hymns and songs which are especially suitable for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
All hymns are in the public domain. This means they can be sung anywhere, and the
sheet can be copied with no concerns about copyright licensing.
Downloads
- To download a file, click a link above. You’ll be taken to a page were can either print it or save a copy of it onto your own computer.
- This printable is for your own parish / school / etc.
- To share it with friends and associates, please give them the link to this post.
How to use the Free Christmas-eve / Christmas Day song-sheet
Simply open and print this sheet, and sing from it - no preparation is required!
But you are welcome to adapt it:
- The pages are designed to be printed back to back.
- There is a season-heading at the top of the page. You could change this to show your own logo or church-name.
- For one-off use, print it on paper. For a longer-lasting resource, print on lightweight card, or be laminate the pages.
- Change the hymns which are included:
The PDF version give you a file that prints exactly as it looks on screen.
The Microsoft Word version can be edited. The only request - if you add any hymns that are not public-domain (eg because your church / school etc has permission to make copies), then please remove the page-footer.
Contents
The hymns the Christmas hymn-sheet are listed below, along with brief author details. Click on the link for full details, including PowerPoint slides and sheet music where available.| No | Hymn | Author |
|---|---|---|
| 11 | O Come all Ye Faithful | Frederick Oakeley (1802–1880) |
| 12 | Away in a Manger | Unknown - pre 1882 |
| 13 | Silent Night | John Freeman Young (1820-1885) |
| 14 | Oh Holy Night | John Sullivan Dwight (1813-1893) |
| 15 | For Unto us a Child is Born | Unknown |
| 16 | Joy to the World | Isaac Watts (1674–1748) |
| 17 | Once in Royal David’s City | Cecil Frances Alexander (1818–1895) |
| 18 | While Shepherds Watched | Nahum Tate (1652–1715) |
| 19 | Go Tell it on the Mountain | Unknown, pre 1865 |
| 20 | Angels we have Heard on High | James Chadwick (1813–1882) |
| 21 | Hark the Herald Angels Sing | Charles Wesley, adapted by George Whitefield and others - 1739 |
What does the sheet look like?
See more ...
- Sunday hymn suggestions: Catholic lectionary | Revised Common lectionary
- Free seasonal hymn-sheets
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