- If you are a song leader, you can find out
how a specific hymn sounds like when you are preparing your music service.
- You can learn the tune of the hymns in
case you can't read music.
- Not sure if your congregation is familiar
with hymns you want to use? After you choose hymns for a service,
put links to them on your church Web site. This lets church members
learn the hymns ahead of time.
- Does your church have a hard time singing
certain hymns? Put links to them on your Web site so church members
can learn them better.
- Choir members can learn their own voices
of the hymns using the Digital Hymnal's
four voice arrangements.
- Is the hymn too high or too low? No
problem, you can transpose a digital hymn to whatever key you want!
- Teach your kids the classic hymns that
some modern hymnals no longer carry.
- Need background music for a church Web
site? Download one of the public domain MIDI files!
- Know someone who's housebound and can't
get to church? The
Digital Hymnal
can supplement home worship or Bible study.
- Know someone who's hard of hearing and has
difficulty picking up hymn tunes in church? Have him sit down with
the
Digital Hymnal
and turn up the speaker volume!
- Know missionaries who need hymnals?
If they have an Internet connection, tell them about this site.
- Know someone who home schools their
children? The
Digital Hymnal
can help kids learn music along with their ABC's!
- Know military personnel overseas who may
not have easy access to a chapel? If they have an Internet
connection, tell them about this site!
- Can't sleep at night? Here's a
chance to learn some new music, enjoy old, familiar tunes, and be in
communion with God.
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