Hymns
Song of Joy
Written jointly with a friend, this won our school hymn-writing competition in 1991and was sung in assemblies and at our leavers’ service.
Left to Myself
This was the first hymn I wrote for church, in 1997, conveying that salvation is all of God and not of ourselves.
O Frail Believer
I could not have known when I wrote this so many years ago how apt and needed the words would one day be, bringing comfort and assurance in times of great trial.
Speak, Lord
This little chorus is intended to be sung before the preaching of the Word in a service.
My Love, Rise Up
Based on the beautiful words of Song of Solomon 2:12, this uplifting hymn is available in unison or SA versions with piano or organ accompaniment.
O God Our Help in Age Past
A new setting of Isaac Watt’s beloved hymn for SATB and organ with optional trebles.
Marching with the Lord
A collection of 15 uplifting and Christ-glorifying children’s choruses covering a wide range of Biblical topics.
PDF Download
You can find the music on the PDF download, and a recording of each song and accompaniment on the individual links.
Bring me to the Saviour
Bring me to the Saviour (Piano Accompaniment)
Can It Be
Can It Be (Piano Accompaniment)
Deep in the belly of the whale
Deep in the belly of the whale (Piano Accompaniment)
Jogging Along
Jogging Along (Piano Accompaniment)
Look and Live
Look and Live (Piano Accompaniment)
Marching with the Lord
Marching with the Lord (Piano Accompaniment)
Running Away
Running Away (Piano Accompaniment)
Shardrach, Meshach and Abednego
Shardrach, Meshach and Abednego (Piano Accompaniment)
Song of the Plagues
Song of the Plagues (Piano Accompaniment)
The Resurrection and the Life
The Resurrection and the Life (Piano Accompaniment)
There’s a Safe Place
There’s a Safe Place (Piano Accompaniment)
Twelve Spies
Twelve Spies (Piano Accompaniment)
You Must Be Born Again
You Must Be Born Again (Piano Accompaniment)
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