We don’t have much time to dilly dally on this one, but there is another hymn competition for those of you interested in poetry and hymnody. 🙂 This one is by the Hymn Society. An announcement for it is online here.
Category Archives: Hymns
Hymn Contest!
This weekend my husband told me about a Lutheran hymn contest! I’m quite excited. The short of it is that Concordia Theological Seminary is having a hymn competition in honor of its upcoming 175th anniversary. (Yay for my Alma Mater!)
Ecclesial Poetry Release
Filed under Hymns, My projects, New Release, Poetry
Need a Composer?
Need a composer, particularly one with Lutheran sensibilities? I now have one to recommend: Austin Theroit!
Metrical Index
Have you ever wondered about the Metrical Index commonly found in hymnals? Let me explain.
A Symposium for Hymn Writers and Translators!
Ladies and gentlemen, I have doubly good news to tell you! First, there will be a symposium for hymn writers and translators in cooperation with The Good Shepherd Institute. Second, GSI has slightly altered their dates so that it isn’t over All Saints’!
Filed under Hymns, Writing Opportunities
Raabe Hymn Text Competition
If you are interested in writing Lutheran hymnody, you have got to check out this Raabe Hymn Text Competition!
Kurt Weber
Wazzlewood & Lord, Thee I Love
Disaster Hymn Text
Ladies and gentlemen, please wish me well for the week ahead! Like I said yesterday, I plan to take most of next week off from blogging to catch up on other things. Having said that, tune in Monday because I’m reviewing a most excellent book, Shadow among Sheaves, for its debut! Beautiful writing, captivating story. Anyway, for your reading pleasure today, I get to share with you a hymn text sent in to me as a guest post by Lutheran author Mary Antholz. It is a disaster hymn text applicable to the terribly flooding we remain so mindful of.
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