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RESOUNDworship.org is an exciting free resource for churches worldwide, providing fresh worship songs containing strong, Biblical lyrics supported by singable, contemporary music. Click here to register with the site - it only takes a few seconds and gives you free access to download all the mp3s, chord charts and lead sheets on the site. Click here to browse the complete list of over 50 songs.

Songwriting days

Building on the success of last year's RESOUNDworship.org training days with the Music and Worship Foundation, we're pleased to announce two more:
Saturday 12 June 2010
: York Baptist Church, 'Writing Songs for worship' in the morning and 'Choosing songs for worship' in the afternoon.
Saturday 19 June 2010
: Barrow on Soar Baptist Church, nr Loughborough - a whole day on 'Writing songs for worship' for those who want to go deeper.

Full details and online booking at the MWF site.

Get in touch

Do let us know what you think of the site and the songs by emailing us. Your opinions are important - we've stuck some of them on our quotes page. And do let other people know about this site by emailing friends or linking to us from your blog or website. Want to keep up to date with new songs, pray for us regularly and help promote this site? Why not join our Twitter and/or Facebook groups?

Looking for something in particular? Use the search function above to search by theme, lyric, title or writer; browse the Most Popular and Most Recent song lists to the left, or follow this link for for a complete list of all the songs on the site. For more info check our how to use the site page.


Let us kneel at Calvary by Sam Hargreaves Listen

The aim of this song was to draw out some of the deeper significance of the cross of Christ, in a way that grabbed your emotions and inspired a heart response. I wanted to bring in some of the contrasts - he was stripped that we might be robed; drinking our bitter cup whilst he pours out his ‘blood of the covenant’ for us to drink - and also some of the specific details that we often miss in our songs. It moves from cross to resurrection because I’m increasingly struck by the power and hope in Jesus rising from the dead. If you sang this on Good Friday you could intentionally leave the final chorus out and invite people to come and sing it on Easter Sunday!




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