Old hymns that you still love

Make me channel of your peace

How great thou art....My favourites

Thine be the Glory

For All The Saints
Jerusalem
The Lord's My Sheperd

I spent a lot of my childhood wondering why the green hill didn’t have a city wall!

There is a Green Hill Far Away. It makes me cry!

The king of love my shepherd is
I heard the voice of Jesus say
Be thou my vision

The Old Rugged Cross and When A Knight Won His Spurs

I love the hymns I sang at school.

Lord Behold Us With Thy Blessing was always sung on the first day of term and Lord Dismiss Us on the last.

Oh Jesus I Have Promised, Dear Lord and Father of Mankind and Hills of the North Rejoice also bring back memories.

So many but these come immediately to mind:

Be Thou My Vision,
How Great Thou Art,
And Can It Be,
Guide Me Oh Thou Great Redeemer,
Here I Am Lord (I The Lord Of Sea And Sky).

The last is not really old (late 20th century) but a wonderful hymn.

the english hymnal and its use during assembly was key to my learning to read at first year of junior school, age 7.
my fondness and warm gratitude remains.
as well as enduring familiarity with the hymns.
the swell of sound behind me, and gazing intently at the headmaster before me, the words almost sang themselves out of the book.

My favourite has always been. ‘ Immortal Invisible.’

Oh - haven’t heard Onward Christian Soldiers in a while. Good stirring hymn!

I am not religious but Ive always enjoyed a good sing song and had a very good voice when I was younger.

Jerusalem
Fight the good fight
Onward Christian soldiers

Amazing Grace and How Great Thou Art.

me too, favourites are..
I am only an occasional church goer these days though.

How Great Thou Art

Make Me A Channel Of Your Peace