Your searchable hymnal bookshelf

I have too many hymnals. They’re useful reference works for worship and portals into the lived theology of a community. But they’re massive and costly.

Enter the iPad interface for the Hymnary.org scanned hymnals collection. Which is a misnomer; I use it on my desktop, though the idea is to keep a tablet computer at your keyboard and use the interface as a hymnal. A public domain, and thus old, hymnal to be sure. But I love how one can flip through different versions of the same hymn. Valuable, that.

Enjoy.

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Categorized as Freedom, Hymns

By Scott Wells

Scott Wells, 46, is a Universalist Christian minister doing Universalist theology and church administration hacks in Washington, D.C.

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