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• Alleluia! Sing to Jesus!*

• Alleluia! Alleluia! (Tune: Ode to Joy)*

• Christ the Lord is Risen Today*

• Jesus Christ is Risen Today*

• For All The Saints

• I Know That My Redeemer Lives

• The Strife is O’er

• Lift High the Cross

• I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say

• Let There be Peace on Earth

• How Great Thou Art

• Jerusalem, My Happy Home

• Sing with All the Saints in Glory

• O God, Our Help in Ages Past

• Shall We Gather at The River

• We Walk By Faith

Note: Hymns that are starred * are omitted during the Lenten Season

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• Amazing Grace

• Prayer of St. Francis

• Be Not Afraid

• Because the Lord is My Shepherd

• Hail Mary: Gentle Woman

• How Lovely is Your Dwelling Place

• Hosea (Come Back to Me)

• I Have Loved You

• Whatsoever You Do

• On Eagle’s Wings 

• Parable 

• Precious Lord, Take My Hand

• Softly and Tenderly Jesus Is Calling

• Behold the Lamb

• Eat This Bread

• I Am the Bread of Life

• Shepherd of Souls

• I Received the Living God

• Keep in Mind

• Let Us Break Bread Together

• (Yahweh) O Lord, I Know You Are Near ​​​​​​​

• One Bread, One Body ​​​​​​​

• Panis Angelicus ​​​​​​​

• Taste and See

• The King of Love My Shepherd Is ​​​​​​​

• The Supper of The Lord

• Unless a Grain of Wheat​​​​​​​

• You Satisfy The Hungry of Heart

SONG OF FAREWELL
• Song of Farewell

FOR MEMBERS OF ARMED SERVICES
We are also pleased to offer a variety of National Hymns for members of the armed services. The National Anthem is sung directly before the commendation, other selections may include America, Battle Hymn of the Republic or The Navy Song.
• National Anthem

• America

• Battle Hymn of the Republic

• The Navy Song

General Instruction: Music is integral to the funeral rites. It allows the community to express convictions and feelings that words alone may fail to convey. It has the power to console and uplift the mourners and to strengthen the unity of the assembly in faith and love. The texts of the songs chosen for a particular celebration should express the paschal mystery of the Lord’s suffering, death, and triumph over death and should be related to the readings from Scripture. Since music can evoke strong feelings, the music for the celebration of the funeral rites should be chosen with great care. The music at funerals should support, console, and uplift the participants and should help to create in them a spirit of hope in Christ’s victory over death and in the Christian’s share in that victory. (# 30-31 – ORDER OF CHRISTIAN FUNERALS)