Songs to play or sing during or to receive the Offering (and Doxologies)

• NCH370 / W&R685 / URW127 What gift can we bring? (Jane Marshall) A good offering song. Also good for a church anniversary. This song has great words for the offering, and seems particularly appropriate to both Epiphany and New Year. The tune is a bit tricky. Lyrics.
• UMH592 / HPP548 / W&R555 / Cha470 When the Church of Jesus shuts its outer door (Fred Pratt Green) Sung to tune KING'S WESTON, this hymn has strong words of reproach and mission. Could work as a confession, sending out, or offering song. Lyrics. New words to old tunes. 
• Online Resource You hold it all (The Porter's Gate) This very new song seems quite suitable for this part of the service. Not really a congregational song, but good for a time of reflection, and it seems like it would be simple enough for your musicians to learn. Youtube.
  
• ATAR632 Share your gift (Busch) A good song for the offering, particularly on Sundays when the theme of being part of the body of Christ, or sharing gifts or talents is being explored. Words are simple enough to make sense to kids. Good for kids.
• MV187 / ELW682 We give our thanks / Re a mo leboga (Traditional Botswana) A great song to sing for the offering. Older style version. More upbeat version. Amazing video with a newer version. Good for kids.
• AA016 / Online Resource Christ is our peace (Shirley Murray) Wow. This one is excellent and  good for the offering. Very simple Irish traditional tune. Lyrics & sheet music. New words to old tunes.
  
• HPP447 / CP304 / W&R687 All Things Are Yours (Brian Jeffery Leech) A good hymn for the congregation to sing during the offering, if that is your habit. Sung to the familiar tune GERMANY. New words to old tunes Sheet music and lyrics.
• Recorded Music The sharing song (Jack Johnson) A cute song from the soundtrack to Curious George. It could work well if you sing the first few lines as a chorus with the kids, or you could play the recorded version during the offering (!). Lyrics and video. Good for kids.
  

For receipt of the offering / doxologies

• MV060 / Cha026 / STB112  God we give you thanks and praise / God we give you heartfelt praise (Timothy Tan) Lovely chant that also works as a round, and would be appropriate for receiving the offering. From Taiwan.  
• Online Resource Creator of this great land we adore you / Doxology (Ross Langmead) A strong favourite in our congregation, but surprisingly, I don't think it's published anywhere. Lyrics & sheet music.  
  
• STB113 Ay ay salidummay (Philippines) A very simple chorus for the offering
• VU540 Grant us God the grace of giving (Unknown) Good simple meaningful words and easy tune for an offering. Sung to the familiar doxology tune STUTTGART. New words to old tunes.
• NCH778-781 Praise God From whom all blessings flow / Doxology (Thomas Ken) A range of updated lyrics for the traditional Doxology. New words to old tunes.
• GtG609 / VU541 Praise God From whom all blessings flow / Doxology (Brian Wren) Another updated Doxology, with extra alleluias if you wish. "Praise God from whom all blessings flow; praise God all creatures high and low; give thanks to God in love made known; Creator, Word, and Spirit, One." Lyrics and sheet music samples (note there are 3 PDFs on this page with different tunes!). New words to old tunes.
• CH809 Praise God the Source of life and birth (Ruth Duck) Excellent inclusive doxology which can be sung instead of "Praise God from whom all blessings flow" to Old Hundredth. Highly recommended! Lyrics New words to old tunes.
• Online Resource Praise God whose life and grace belong (Mary Luti) Mary Luti has written a series of doxologies, which all can be sung instead of "Praise God from whom all blessings flow" to Old Hundredth. Highly recommended! Lyrics New words to old tunes.
• Online Resource Praise God whose love will never cease (Mary Luti) Mary Luti has written a series of doxologies, which all can be sung instead of "Praise God from whom all blessings flow" to Old Hundredth. Highly recommended! Lyrics New words to old tunes.
• Online Resource Praise God the source of breath and birth (Mary Luti) Mary Luti has written a series of doxologies, which all can be sung instead of "Praise God from whom all blessings flow" to Old Hundredth. Highly recommended! Lyrics New words to old tunes.
• Online Resource Praise God whose image we all bear (Mary Luti) Mary Luti has written a series of doxologies, which all can be sung instead of "Praise God from whom all blessings flow" to Old Hundredth. Highly recommended! Lyrics New words to old tunes.
• Online Resource Praise God who made all people one (Mary Luti) Mary Luti has written a series of doxologies, which all can be sung instead of "Praise God from whom all blessings flow" to Old Hundredth. Highly recommended! Lyrics New words to old tunes.
• Online Resource Praise God whose many names abound (Nancy Taylor) Another set of words, reflecting on the many names for God. This can be sung instead of "Praise God from whom all blessings flow" to Old Hundredth. Highly recommended! Lyrics New words to old tunes.
• Online Resource Praise God for miracles of birth (Jocelyn Gardner Spencer) A Christmas / Advent doxology to the tune of "Praise God from whom all blessings flow" (Old Hundredth). Lyrics New words to old tunes.
• Online Resource Let trumpets sound and voices sing (John Danner) Yet another set of words, this time, something joyful for Easter, sung to the same tune of "Praise God from whom all blessings flow" to Old Hundredth. Lyrics New words to old tunes.
  
• NCH782 To God all glorious heavenly light (Charles Coffin) An Advent doxology. Can be sung to OLD HUNDRED or any other standard doxological tune. New words to old tunes.
• Online Resource With grateful joy (Richard Bruxvoort-Colligan) A joyful doxology. Youtube. Lyrics and purchasing options.