Why Ordinary Time won't be ordinary this summer

Andrew Butler • May 22, 2025

Let's sing each other's favorite hymn

Exciting Hymn Singing This Summer

As the summer sun rises higher in the sky and we move into the liturgical season of Ordinary Time, our church is excited to announce a special addition to our services: hymn singing based on your requests! Hymns play a vital role in our worship, serving as a powerful medium of prayer and praise, rich in tradition and spirituality. This summer, we invite you to take part in shaping the soundtrack of our services by sharing your favorite hymns.


The Tradition of Hymn Singing in the Episcopal Church

Hymn singing has long been a treasured tradition within the Episcopal Church, enhancing our connection to faith and community. Each hymn we sing is a piece of history, bringing with it stories of faith, hope, and love. Whether it’s a classic hymn that has been sung for generations or a more contemporary piece, every song has a unique way of touching our hearts and lifting our spirits.


How You Can Contribute

We’re reaching out to our congregation to compile a list of beloved hymns that you would like to hear during our summer services. Is there a hymn that has special meaning to you? Perhaps one that brings back fond memories or that resonates with your personal spiritual journey?


How to Submit Your Hymn Requests

Submitting your hymn request is simple. You can either email me your favorite hymn or feel free to speak with me in person after any service. If your favorite hymn is in the 1982 Hymnal or one of our Episcopal hymnal supplements, you can give me the hymn number. If it is not, then if possible, if you can give me the music. Please note, we kindly ask that each person limit to one hymn to ensure a diverse selection. Your suggestions will not only enrich our worship experience but also highlight the diverse tapestry of faith within our community.


Join Us in Celebration

Join us this summer as we celebrate our faith through the beauty of hymn singing. Let us come together to uplift our spirits and sing the hymns that speak to our hearts.



Encouragement for All

We encourage everyone, even if you aren’t familiar with a hymn requested, to try your best to sing along. These hymns are special to someone in our community, and your participation helps to create a supportive and inclusive atmosphere for those who hold these hymns dear.


We look forward to receiving your requests and to an inspiring season of worship through song!


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