Looking for Season of Creation Resources? There are some suggestions on this page if you are following the 2026 theme of "Living Water" I have highlighted songs that are particularly appropriate within the lectionary with a globe of the earth 🌏. If you are using the earlier version of Season of Creation, or if you're looking for additional Creation-themed songs click here for Forest Sunday (Season of Creation 1A)!
Exodus 3:1-15
Moses meets God in the burning bush
- 🌏 Online Resource For all beings without speech (Julie Perrin, Australia / Shawn Whelan, Australia) Let's not forget that God speaks through beings that do not use words. Can we hear the voice of God? Lyrics, sound samples (including one with lots of bird and other nature sounds), and sheet music.
- Online Resource Our hearts proclaim a living God (Hannah
Brown, USA) Wide-ranging feminine imagery of our extraordinary God, who is
full of surprises, fierce, protesting, and compassionate. Sung to the
familiar tune ELLACOMBE. Lyrics, sheet music sample and purchasing options. New words to old tunes.
- Online Resource / Tune In See our God with the tear-streaked face / Our God who weeps (Kate Scull, Australia) Very simple folk tune and challenging and hopeful lyrics. Sound sample, lyrics and free downloadable songbook.
- Iona (WWHW) / StF049 God beyond all names never fully known (John Bell, Scotland) A beautiful peaceful chant. It works best if you can do it as a round (or with just the soprano and tenor parts) or with all four parts. Mysterious. Instrumental sound sample.
- SFFS 2010 I am who I am, I will be who I will (Jane Parker Huber, USA) Excellent
words to the familiar tune ST DENIO (Immortal
Invisible God only wise). “I am who I am, I will be who I will, Unfetter
Creator and creating still! In such words of freedom our God’s clarion
voice speaks loudly or softly and our hearts rejoice”. Music and lyrics. New words to old tunes
- TiS
143 / AHB 80 / 82Hml-423 / A&M676 / CH132 / Cha066 / CP(E) 474 / ELW834 / GC507 / GtG012 / HPP37 / Lau725 / LBW526 / LUYH579 / MP327 / NCH001 / PH263 / StF055 / Srce296 / UMH103 / VT098 / VU264 / W&R48 / ZSS4 Immortal invisible God only wise (Walter Chalmers-Smith, Scotland) An oldy-but-a-goody. "In light inaccessible hid from our eyes".
Words are mostly inclusive for God's gender, but for the
last verse which our congregation often sings "Great Father of
glory, pure Mother of light" which I find very beautiful and expands my
image of God. VT uses "Great God of all glory, Great God of all light"
which is OK. Lyrics, tune sample. Oldy-but-a-goody.
- 🌏 AoV2-103 / AoVK-115 / G(II)514 / GC712 / GC(II)715 / G(3)809 The heavens embrace the earth / On Holy Ground (Donna Peña, USA) I
love the energy and passion in this song and the vision of the heavens
embracing the earth. It will need to be taught. I especially like the “Do you believe in freedom?
Yes we do Lord! Do you believe in justice? Justice for all!” call in the
middle. Bilingual English/Spanish song. Sound sample.
- TiS
125 / AHB 53 / HPP24 / GC544 / CH162 / UMH116 / LBW544 / ELW831
/ A&M791 / HPP24 / GtG049 / PH488 / CP347 / W&R016 /
Cha024 / 82Hml-401 / Lau712 / StF091 / MP645 The God of Abr’am praise / The God of Abraham Praise
(Daniel ben Judah, Italy; Paraphrased: Thomas Olivers, England) A very well known hymn based on the Yigdal. NOTE: The lyrics are quite masculine in most hymnals, which vary
widely in which verses they include. I highly recommend seeking out the two versions listed below. Oldy-but-a-goody. Lyrics and sheet music.
- NCH24 The God of Abraham Praise
(Daniel ben Judah, Italy; Paraphrased: Thomas Olivers, England; Max Landsberg, USA; Newton M. Mann, USA) This is an ecumenical version of the Yigdal - it doesn't have the phrase "Great I am", but you may still want to use it.
- VU255 / CP348 The living God be praised (Daniel ben Judah, Italy) A new translation of "The God of Abraham praise". Excellent words, and of course, a familiar tune (LEONI). Lyric video. New words to old tunes.
- Online Resource / Resounding Voices Our hears proclaim a living God (Hannah Brown, USA) Excellent words of our creative, powerful and feminine God. Set to the familiar tune ELLACOMBE. New words to old tunes. Free book download here.
- Online Resource / Protest of Praise When our lives are ruled by fear (David
Bjorlin, USA) Strong words challenging us to move forward in faith; some of the words face quite specific challenges for congregations; sung to the familiar tune ABERYSTWYTH. Lyrics, sheet music sample and purchasing options. New words to old tunes.
- 🌏 TiS
658 / AoV1-090 / ATE 296 / CH251 / UMH593 / VU509 / WoV752 / ELW574 /
GA496 / A&M494 / HPP541 / GtG069 / PH525 / G(II)492 / GC(II)671 / G(3)777 / CP(E) 470 / W&R559 /
Cha452 / Srce328 / Lau865 / StF663 / MP857 I the Lord of sea and sky / Here I am Lord (Dan Schutte, USA) Song of God searching for us and our response. Lyrics and sound samples.
- Online Resource Holy One may your presence here open our minds / Holy Ground (Christopher Grundy, USA) Very singable! About God's presence here with us. Video.
- Online Resource / Protest of Praise In wilderness we wander (David
Bjorlin, USA) What might it mean for us, as wandering fearful people to see
God in a mystery; sung to the familiar tune PASSION CHORALE. Lyrics, sheet music sample and purchasing options. New words to old tunes.
- FFS62 The Lord God walked in Paradise
(Colin Gibson, New Zealand) This tune is quite tricky, but
the words for verse 2 are very appropriate for this reading, which it
weaves into remembering Adam and Eve in the garden and Christ calling the
fishermen to join him. Lyrics and sheet music.
- AoV2-023 / GA393 / G(II)339 / GC492 / StF496 / Lau686 God beyond all names
(Bernadette Farrell, England) Excellent words. The verse can be tricky – lots of words to
fit in, so don’t take it too fast. You may like to use a cantor, soloist
or small group for the verses and ask the congregation to join in the
chorus “All around us we have known you, all creation longs to hold you,
in our living and our dying we are bringing you to birth”. Lyrics.
- 🌏 TiS 651 Take, take off your shoes (Jim Manley, USA?) A
fun, and pretty silly, song. Good for kids; this song is focussed on caring for the earth and
creation more than the story of Moses, but it picks up the shoe removal
theme. Youtube.
Good for kids.
- NCH572
/ UMH448 / WoV670 / HPP453 / GtG052 / PH334 / G(II)515 /
GC715 / W&R618 / Cha663 / 82Hml-648 / VT193 When Israel was in Egypt's land
(Unknown, African-American) Traditional song, quite familiar, and great to sing. Here's Louis Armstrong (and a few others) singing it. Good for kids. Oldy-but-a-goody.
- AoVK-36 / VU649 / SFFS 2242 / URW118 Walk with me I will walk with you
(John Rice) Nice simple words about being sent to do God's work. Also
mentions Moses' call, which will feature next week, so you could sing it
again. Organ sound sample. Good for kids.
- Recorded music Moses thought it odd (Justin Roberts, USA) This song is a bit silly, but lots of fun for kids and might be good for your Sunday School class to listen to.Good for kids.
- ATAR684 Who am I? (Unknown) A good song for kids about all the different people called by God. Mentions Moses, Jonah, Esther and Jesus. Good for kids.
- Online Resource / STF473 Moses I know you're the man (Estelle White, England) Thanks to Alison Sampson for this suggestion, which I had never heard before and now it is stuck in my head. Not sure where you can find the sheet music, but it would be fun for kids - it's a bit like a musical theatre song, not really for a congregation. Youtube. Good for kids.
Psalm 105:1-6, 23-26, 45b
Story of the Exodus The readings above will also fit.
You might like to sing an Alleluia!
- Online Resource / TiS 66 Sing to God, sing praises (Helen Wright) A good cantor and refrain. The refrain will also work well with the Psalm being read from the verses. Sheet music sample and lyrics.
- 🌏 NCH022 / VU221 Sing praise to God who has shaped and sustains all creation!
(Joachin Neander / jane Marshall) A new translation of Neander's classic hymn
"Praise to the Lord the Almighty…". I quite like this. Sung to LOBE
DEN HERREN. Lyrics (scroll down). New words to old tunes.
- NCH Psalter Let the hearts of those who seek God rejoice! Good joyous refrain, which could be used with the sung or read Psalm.
- AoVK-24 / Iona (T1AU) / CH756 Bless the Lord (Kenyan)
A good call and response chant – would make a good processional. Words
are: Bless the Lord (my sisters), Bless the Lord (my brothers) Bless
the Lord there is no other God. I think our congregation would really
enjoy this. The tune is identical to Re a mo Leboga. Sound sample of Re a mo leboga (scroll to the 3rd album).
- Iona / CH788 / MV104 / GtG659 Know that God is Good / Mungu ni mwema (Traditional Congo) This traditional African refrain is just lots of fun and very simple to sing. Good for kids and adults! Sheet music sample. Sound sample. Sound sample in Kenyan languages.
- ATW 457 / Iona (T1AU) / CH751 / MV050 / StS017 / GC(II)260 / G(3)328 / URW402 Alleluia (Norah Duncan) A simple Alleluia. Gather version has a descant cantor part. Sound sample. More Alleluias here.
- 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.
- Online Resource / ATE 216 / CH126 / CP417 / ELW555 / G(II)365 / GC527 / Iona (SBL) / PH472 / RS 671 / W&R15 / StF042 / StJ / VT113 O sing to the Lord / Cantai ao Senhor / Cantad
al Señor (Unknown, Brazil) A good, fun and simple song that is also
easy to learn in Portuguese or Spanish; note that not all versions
are inclusive. Public domain sheet music. Sound sample. Note how it is a call and response song in that sound sample! Youtube (keep an eye out for the innovative book-based güiro, and is she shaking a bag of pretzels?).
Good for kids.
Alternative Hebrew Scriptures Jeremiah 15:15-21
Jeremiah seeks God, and is called by God and will speak God's words
- GWA029 In ages past the mighty Lord by prophets spoke the word
(Michael Morgan, USA) This is a song with very many verses; choose at least
verses 1 and 3 this week, and you can sing other verses when you want to
sing about other prophets. Set to the common tune KINGSFOLD. Some lyrics (not the Jeremiah verse!). New words to old tunes.
- Online Resource / AoV2-102 / GA509 Who will speak if we don't (Marty Haugen, USA) Excellent challenging words. Sound sample and purchase options. Good for teenagers.
- AoV1-030 / GA213 / G(II)282 / GC386 / GC(II)405 / G(3)484 / Lau842 Come back to me / Hosea (Gregory Norbet, USA) Quite beautiful song of return to God. Nice sung sound sample.
- ATOK 331 Turn to me with all your heart (John Ylvisaker, USA) I like this one, which is quite simple in words and tune. Sheet music sample (scroll through the document).
- GA304 / G(II)283 / GC389 / GC(II)410 / G(3)478 / Lau193 Return to God with all your heart (Marty Haugen, USA) "Return to God with all your heart, the source of grace and mercy" Verses may need a cantor. Lyrics and recordings.
Alternative Psalm: Psalm 26:1-8
Test me God, and I'll be faithful
- ATW 423 Lord of every mystery / Examine my heart (Robin Mann) This is a bit tricky, but if familiar to your congregation would be great to sing. Lyrics (loads a pdf)
- NCH Psalter Your steadfast love is before my eyes (Elaine Kirkland) A beautiful and simple refrain to a cantored or read Psalm.
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PfAS026A Your love is before my eyes (John Becker) A simple Psalm refrain.
- ATOK
414 / Iona (LFB, Common Ground) / CH501 / GA485 /
A&M788 / G(II)480 / GC673 / GC(II)655 / SP311 / StF513 / Lau850 Take this moment, sign and space (John Bell) A fairly well known favourite. Simple melody and beautiful words. Lyrics (includes a very skinny picture of Jesus).
- NCH312 We love your realm O God
(Timothy Dwight adapt. Lavon Baylor) Excellent words to the traditional
hymn tune ST THOMAS. An update to the older hymn (I love thy kingdom
Lord). New words to old tunes.
- Emergent Psalter I've set my eyes on your love (Isaac Everett) A really nice refrain to the Psalm which can be read over an instrumental vamp. Sheet music (refrain only - click on "Downloads" tab).
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AoVK-40 / NCH524 / UMH585 / ELW677 / A&M808 / HPP466 / G(II)358 / GC514 / GC(II)514 / G(3)591 This little light of mine (Harry Dixon Loes) The AoVK version has excellent verses that actually make the
chorus make sense, but will need to be practiced. Check them out if you have a copy. In the meantime,
watch Bruce Springsteen sing it here. It's amazing... Good for kids. Oldy-but-a-goody.
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Taizé / TiS 747 / ATE 214 / Iona (M&G) / GtG842 / PfAS027A / URW393 The Lord is my light, my light and salvation
(Jacques Berthier) A simple and very popular Taizé chant. Note that this is really easy on
recorder if you have a kid in your congregation who is learning it. Good for kids. Youtube.
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Online Resource Bring us Justice
(Richard Bruxvoort-Colligan) A great song for older kids and teenagers; this
will need to be taught. The verses would work well sung in two parts by
the congregation, with one half singing the 1st and 3rd lines while the
other half sings the 2nd and 4th, then everyone joins on the chorus. Good for older kids and teenagers. Lyrics, sound sample and sheet music.
Romans 12:9-21
A bunch of wise instructions for living a peaceful life
- TiS
607 / AoV2-126 / ATN 95 / CH528 / VU684 / StJ / A&M725 / SFFS 2171 / HPP406 /
GtG753 / G(II)524 / GC726 / GC(II)721 / G(3)828 / CP(E)519/ W&R587 / Srce 462 / Lau898 / StF707 / MP456 Make me a channel of your peace (Sebastian Temple) Lovely. Nice if you can just start a capella... Sinéad O'Connor singing it and lyrics. Oldy-but-a-goody.
- Online Resource / NCH287 / FFS11 Come teach us Spirit of our God (Shirley Murray, New Zealand) Excellent words and a good tune. Lyrics and sheet music.
- TiS 650 / ATA 191 / CH694 / A&M604 / NCH539 / VU595 / ELW659 / AA08 /
SFFS 2222 / HPP442 / GtG727 / G(II)476 / GC683 / GC(II)661 / G(3)751 / CP500 / CP(E) 393 /
W&R391 / Cha490 / SP263 / URW117 / StF611 / Lau924 Brother, sister, let me serve you / Won't you let me be your servant? (Richard Gillard) I think you all know this one. Lyrics. NCH has a nice turn on the lyrics with "Won't you let me be your servant?" as the first line. Oldy-but-a-goody.
- ATW
463 / Iona (T1AU) / ELW721 / SFFS 2219 / A&M835 / GtG750
/ GC(II)451 / G(3)528 / W&R296 / URW436 Goodness is stronger than evil (Desmond Tutu, South Africa) "Victory is ours, victory
is ours, through him who loves us". Some congregations change the last
line to "Compassion is ours, compassion is ours...". It depends on the
context in which you sing it, I suppose. Lyrics. Good for kids.
- Online Resource / VT168 Peace to you my loved ones (Adam
Tice, USA / Sally Ann Morris, USA) Beautiful and strong words of
blessing, of hope for local and global peace, set to a beautiful new
tune. Sound sample, sheet music sample, purchasing options. Thanks to rp for this suggestion. Story, and recording of a congregation of very good singers.
- TiS 648 / NCH388 / UMH560 / HPP289 / GtG754 / PH358 / W&R596 / Cha487 Help us accept each other
(Fred Kaan, USA) Very nice simple words about acceptance and love for all
people. The tune varies in each hymn book. I like the lilting tune
RUNNYMEDE in TiS, but if a more standard hymn is needed for your
congregation, it can also be sung to AURELIA (The church's one foundation). Lyrics and sheet music.
- TiS 672 / GA554 Lord of earth and all creation
(Michael and Honor Mary Thwaites, Australia) A call for renewal of creation and all God's created people
in Australia; it verges on being a bit nationalistic, so please check the lyrics. Two possible tunes. I prefer to sing it to
WESTMINSTER ABBEY which is very well known. Lyrics. New words to old tunes
- TiS 599 / AHB 520 / NCH448 /
CH502 / UMH399 / VU506 / LBW406 / ELW685 / A&M787 / HPP349 / GtG697 / PH391
/ CP435 / CP(E) 581 / W&R466 / Cha609 / Srce633 / 82Hml-707 / Lau874 / StF566 / MP624 Take my life and let it be (Frances Havergal) An oldy but a goody. Lyrics and story.
Oldy-but-a-goody.
Matthew 16:21-28
Jesus talks about his suffering to come; sometimes you have to lose your life to gain it
- SFFS 2129 / HPP322 / W&R344 / Cha344 / Srce2-244 / MP272 / TLUS149 I Have Decided to Follow Jesus / Jisuni jaman anga jarigken / Yeshuko pachhi (Simon Kama Marak, Assam, India) Good simple chorus, based on the words of an
indigenous Garo martyr in the Assam region of India. My reflection on the origins of this song. You could sing it in its original language (Garo), or English, or Nepali (it's also popular in Nepal), like in TLUS. Lyric video here. Oldy-but-a-goody.
- TiS 473 / NCH314 / W&R615 / Cha655 / StF681 / Lau895 Community of Christ (Shirley Murray) Beautiful words to a traditional Hebrew synagogue melody
(LEONI). This doesn't specifically mention salt, but the message is the
same! Easy to sing.Lyrics and sheet music. New words to old tunes
- Online Resource / TiS
749 / AoV1-154 / AoVK-131 / ATE 305 / NCH360 / Iona (SBL, Freedom is
coming) / CH800 / UMH497 / VU572 / WoV773 / ELW809 / GA493 / A&M481 / HPP340 / GtG746 / G(II)484
/ GC677 / GC(II)674 / G(3)776 / W&R713 / Cha447 / SP234 / StF782 Send me Jesus / Thuma mina (South African) You all know this one, right? If you don't - it's great - simple, repetitive, and meaningful. Good for kids. Sheet music sample, sound sample and purchasing options. Youtube.
- TLUS145 Let us go on and live (Living in Christ) / Portanto assim vivamos (Vivendo em Cristo) (Ábner Elpino Campos, Brazil / Canada) Words about taking up the cross, and living with one love, hope and faith with God. Perfect for the "Sending Out" song. Simple tune which is best if you have a good rhythm section! Sound sample.
- Online Resource / ATW 498 / Iona (T1AU) / MV 196 / SP&P182 / URW438 We will take what you offer (John Bell) An excellent simple short song that works well either as an upbeat chorus or as a reflective chant. "We will take what you offer. We will live by your word. We will love one another. And be fed by you Lord". Good for kids. Sheet music sample and purchasing options. Works especially well if you can teach the parts to your
congregation, or have a small core group who can add in at least the
bass part.
- Online Resource / Tune In He left his home, fam'ly, friends / A grain of wheat
(Sheree Anderson) Unless a grain of wheat falls to the ground and
dies, it won't form roots and grow. A boppy song with deeply meaningful
lyrics. Sound sample, lyrics and free downloadable songbook.
Good for kids & teenagers.
- Online Resource / ATOK
413 / Iona (HSNW) / CH533 / VU567 / StS039 / A&M510 / ELW798 / GA502 /
SFFS 2130 / HPP317 / GtG726 / G(II)510 / GC700 / GC(II)687 / G(3)790 / CP430 / CP(E) 622 /
W&R350 / URW060 / Lau877 / StF673 Will you come and follow me / The Summons
(Iona) A classic.
Don't sing it too slowly or it really drags and takes forever! Sound sample, sheet music sample and purchasing options.
- STB262 Christ Is Our Peace (Shirley
Murray) Beautiful words of peace - this melody by I-to Loh is
hauntingly beautiful; it will need to be taught. Keep the
instrumentation simple. Lyrics.
What ideas do you have? Please share them in a comment below.
Here's a big list of favourite Alleluias...
- Bunswick Music Alleluia Allelu-u-ia (Elaine Loukes and Julia Potter, Australia) Hey Brunswick people, don't forget we have our own Alleluia!
- GWA053 / TLUS047 Halle Hallelujah (Traditional Syrian, taught by Metropolitan Mar Gregorios Yohanna Ibrahim) This is quite simple; after being taught initially, it would be readily sung whenever you need an Alleluia. I encourage you to listen to some Syriac liturgical music (Youtube has lots of examples) to get the rhythm and pulse for this. Simple sound sample (not very Syrian).
- CH766 / VT135 Alleluia (Unknown Orthodox, Ukraine) This is a simple and quite beautiful Alleulia. Sheet music sample.
- TiS 701 Alleluia (Iona, Scotland) A simple Alleluia
- Online Resource Alleluia (Pat Mayberry, Canada) A lovely and joyful Alleluia. Sheet music.
- Taizé / TiS 702 / NCH768 / SFFS 2014 / GC257 / GC(II)263 / G(3)331 / PfAS146B / Lau539 / VT066 Alleluia 7
(Jacques Berthier, France) A very straightforward Alleluia that builds with energy. PfAS
uses this as a refrain to a cantored (or read) version of Psalm 146. Sheet music and sound samples (refrain only).
- MV054 Alleluia (Simei Monteiro, Brazil) A Brazilian Alleluia; easy to harmonise. Can start slowly and simply, and build up and speed up! Sound sample. Good for kids
- Taizé Alleluia 8
(Jacques Berthier, France) This is my favourite Taize Alleluia. It will work well with a cantored Psalm
reading.
Sound and sheet music samples.
- Taizé Alleluia 18 (Jacques Berthier, France) A lovely simple Alleluia which will work well with a Psalm reading.
Sound and sheet music samples.
- Taizé Alleluia 20
(Jacques Berthier, France) Another lovely Alleluia which will work well with a Psalm
reading.
Sound and sheet music samples.
- TLUS039 Alleluia Jesu (Unknown Serer villager, Senegal / Bruce Harding, Canada) This is a joyful Alleluia. Lead sheet.
- NCH766 / CH767 / PfAS148G Hallelujah hallelujah
(Dumisani Maraire, Zimbabwe) A simple and joyful Alleluia in 3/4 in 3 parts. This one is
particularly good if you can get all three parts going. It's pretty
straight forward, and catcy. PfAS uses it as a Psalm refrain for Psalm
148, or you can just continue the joy of the Easter season and sing
some Alleluias. Sound sample. Good for kids
- GtG034 / SP&P055 / PfAS146B / VT085 / W&R735 / WoV609 Heleluyan
(Muscogee (Creek) Nation, USA / transcribed Charles Webb) Native American Hallelujah. It's
simple and straightforward. PfAS146 uses it as a
refrain to Psalm 146. It can also be used as a round (come in on
each bar), and with a strong drum beat on 1 and 3 or in double time. Sound recording.
- TiS
720 / AHB 295 / aoVK-85 / AoV2-046 / ATOK 319 / NCH236 / Iona (Many
& Great, There is one among us) / CH345 / VU958 / StJ / SFFS
2026 / HPP571 / RS 396 Halle halle hallelujah (Unknown, Caribbean) Excellent – simple, great for kids, good rhythm. Good for kids. Sound sample.
- ATW 457 / Iona (T1AU) / CH751 / MV050 / StS017 / GC(II)260 / G(3)328 / URW402 Alleluia (Norah Duncan, USA) A simple Alleluia. Gather version has a descant cantor part. Sound sample (quite quick). Sheet music.
- ATW 460 / Iona (M&G) / CH752 / VU717 / WoV610 Alleluia (South Africa) (Gobingca George Mxadana, South Africa) Beautiful and peaceful, especially if you can work all the harmonies in. Sound sample.
- Online Resource / TiS 257 / WoV613 / W&R736 / G(3)334 / SP233 Alleluia
(Fintan O'Carroll, Ireland / Christopher Walker, England) Also known as "Celtic Alleluia". Sources have
different lyrics for the verses. Some more inclusive than others. The
chorus is great just on its own. Sound sample, sheet music samples, purchasing options. Good for kids
- GC260 Alleluia (Normand Gouin, USA / Jennifer Kerr Breedlove-Budziak, USA) Simple, and has verses for Psalm 19, but can be used without the verses. Sheet music sample.
- GC262 / GC(II)267 / RS 400 Alleluia (Howard Hughes, USA) Joyful and fun call and response in 7/8. Sheet music sample.
- GC198 / GC(II)211 / RS 343 Alleluia (Mass of Remembrance) (Marty Haugen, USA) Simple round, with optional descant parts. Sheet music sample.
- LUYH960 / MV052 Alleluia (Afro-Uruguayan) Good new alleluia, which would work well with plenty of percussion and guitar. Good for kids
- GC256 / RS 394 Alleluia (Joe Wise, USA) A joyful, simple alleluia. Sheet music sample.
- CH753 Alleluia alleluia (Unknown, Honduras) Simple and fun; particularly good for Easter Day. Can be sung in English or Spanish - as it ends with the word "for the Lord is ris'n indeed. Sound sample. Sheet music sample. Good for kids
- MV032 Hallelujah
(Julian Pattison) Fun 5/4 hallelujah with a percussion part that would be good
for kids (wood block, conga), or for working on at a church camp. Good for kids
- STB104 Praise The Lord / Haleluya Puji Tuhan (Seram Island melody, Christian Tamaela, Indonesia) A simple Alleluia. Sheet music sample.
- STB105 Amin Haleluya! (Javanese melody, arranged Sutarno, Indonesia) Another simple Alleluia. Sheet music sample.
- VT072 Alleluia! (Darryl Neustaedter Barg, Canada) Another simple Alleluia, and with American Sign Language instructions!
