Mark A. Lamport is a graduate professor in the United States and Europe.Benjamin K. Forrest is Professor of Christian Education and Associate Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at Liberty University.Vernon M. Whaley is Dean of the Liberty University School of Music.

• List of Tables | xList of Figures | xiAbout the Editors, Introduction Contributors and Editorial Advisory Board | xiiiIntroduction to Volume _: From the English West to the Global South | xixPEDRITO U. MAYNARD-REIDPart 7: Nineteenth CenturyChapter 1Oxford's Tractarian Movement | 3JEREMY DIBBLEChapter 2Fanny Crosby: Songs of Salvation, Consecration, Service, and Heaven | 15BEVERLY A. HOWARDChapter 3William B. Bradbury: Singing of the Love of Jesus | 34JOANNA PEPPLEChapter 5John Bacchus Dykes: "Holy! Holy! Holy! Lord, God Almighty" | 65IAIN QUINNChapter 5American Gospel Song Movement | 65ROBERT J. MORGANChapter 6Frances R. Havergal: Hymns of Personal Devotion | 80VERNON M. WHALEYPart 8: Twentieth CenturyChapter 7Standard and Emerging Idioms in Britain and the United States | 101E. BYRON ANDERSONChapter 8Standard Idioms in Canada, New Zealand, and Australia | 117DAVIDBJORLINChapter 9African American Sacred Music and Black Hymnody | 134STEPHEN MICHAEL NEWBY, JOCELYN RUSSELL WALLACE,AND VERNON M. WHALEYChapter 10Southern Gospel Music | 152JAMES R. GOFF, JR.Chapter11Roman Catholic Liturgical Renewal Movement | 165MICHAEL S. DRISCOLLChapter 12__Congregational Song from Ecumenical Movements | 178KAREN B. WESTERFIELD TUCKERChapter 13_North American Metrical Psalters | 190MARTIN TELPart 9: Twenty-First CenturyChapter 14Mainline Protestant and Catholic Hymnals | 207KENDRA BUCKWALTER SMITHChapter 15Hymn Society in the United States and Canada | 223CARL P. DAW, JR.Chapter 16_Postcolonial Congregational Song | 238LIM SWEE HONGChapter 17Hymnody of the Global South, Part 1:History, Ontological Perspectives, and Dissemination | 255C. MICHAEL HAWNChapter 18Hymnody in the Global South, Part 2:Theological Perspectives and Hymns | 269C. MICHAEL HAWNChapter 19Contemporary Praise and Worship Music | 283GREG SCHEERChapter 20Retuned Hymn Movement | 300BRUCE H. BENEDICT AND LESTER RUTHTimeline for Volume 3 | 316MEL R. WILLHOITContributor Biographies for Volume 3: Alphabetical Listing | 336Index of Scripture | 339Index of Names and Subjects | 343Index of Hymns | 357

A remarkable group of scholars provides a perceptive set of essays to orient students to the riches of Christian hymnody throughout the first twenty centuries of Christianity. What a remarkable testimony this is to the Spirit's work in and through composers and poets throughout the centuries.

Mark A. Lamport is a graduate professor in the United States and Europe.Benjamin K. Forrest is Professor of Christian Education and Associate Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at Liberty University.Vernon M. Whaley is Dean of the Liberty University School of Music.

• List of Tables | xList of Figures | xiAbout the Editors, Introduction Contributors and Editorial Advisory Board | xiiiIntroduction to Volume _: From the English West to the Global South | xixPEDRITO U. MAYNARD-REIDPart 7: Nineteenth CenturyChapter 1Oxford's Tractarian Movement | 3JEREMY DIBBLEChapter 2Fanny Crosby: Songs of Salvation, Consecration, Service, and Heaven | 15BEVERLY A. HOWARDChapter 3William B. Bradbury: Singing of the Love of Jesus | 34JOANNA PEPPLEChapter 5John Bacchus Dykes: "Holy! Holy! Holy! Lord, God Almighty" | 65IAIN QUINNChapter 5American Gospel Song Movement | 65ROBERT J. MORGANChapter 6Frances R. Havergal: Hymns of Personal Devotion | 80VERNON M. WHALEYPart 8: Twentieth CenturyChapter 7Standard and Emerging Idioms in Britain and the United States | 101E. BYRON ANDERSONChapter 8Standard Idioms in Canada, New Zealand, and Australia | 117DAVIDBJORLINChapter 9African American Sacred Music and Black Hymnody | 134STEPHEN MICHAEL NEWBY, JOCELYN RUSSELL WALLACE,AND VERNON M. WHALEYChapter 10Southern Gospel Music | 152JAMES R. GOFF, JR.Chapter11Roman Catholic Liturgical Renewal Movement | 165MICHAEL S. DRISCOLLChapter 12__Congregational Song from Ecumenical Movements | 178KAREN B. WESTERFIELD TUCKERChapter 13_North American Metrical Psalters | 190MARTIN TELPart 9: Twenty-First CenturyChapter 14Mainline Protestant and Catholic Hymnals | 207KENDRA BUCKWALTER SMITHChapter 15Hymn Society in the United States and Canada | 223CARL P. DAW, JR.Chapter 16_Postcolonial Congregational Song | 238LIM SWEE HONGChapter 17Hymnody of the Global South, Part 1:History, Ontological Perspectives, and Dissemination | 255C. MICHAEL HAWNChapter 18Hymnody in the Global South, Part 2:Theological Perspectives and Hymns | 269C. MICHAEL HAWNChapter 19Contemporary Praise and Worship Music | 283GREG SCHEERChapter 20Retuned Hymn Movement | 300BRUCE H. BENEDICT AND LESTER RUTHTimeline for Volume 3 | 316MEL R. WILLHOITContributor Biographies for Volume 3: Alphabetical Listing | 336Index of Scripture | 339Index of Names and Subjects | 343Index of Hymns | 357

A remarkable group of scholars provides a perceptive set of essays to orient students to the riches of Christian hymnody throughout the first twenty centuries of Christianity. What a remarkable testimony this is to the Spirit's work in and through composers and poets throughout the centuries.

Mark A. Lamport is a graduate professor in the United States and Europe.Benjamin K. Forrest is Professor of Christian Education and Associate Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at Liberty University.Vernon M. Whaley is Dean of the Liberty University School of Music.

• List of Tables | xList of Figures | xiAbout the Editors, Introduction Contributors and Editorial Advisory Board | xiiiIntroduction to Volume _: From the English West to the Global South | xixPEDRITO U. MAYNARD-REIDPart 7: Nineteenth CenturyChapter 1Oxford's Tractarian Movement | 3JEREMY DIBBLEChapter 2Fanny Crosby: Songs of Salvation, Consecration, Service, and Heaven | 15BEVERLY A. HOWARDChapter 3William B. Bradbury: Singing of the Love of Jesus | 34JOANNA PEPPLEChapter 5John Bacchus Dykes: "Holy! Holy! Holy! Lord, God Almighty" | 65IAIN QUINNChapter 5American Gospel Song Movement | 65ROBERT J. MORGANChapter 6Frances R. Havergal: Hymns of Personal Devotion | 80VERNON M. WHALEYPart 8: Twentieth CenturyChapter 7Standard and Emerging Idioms in Britain and the United States | 101E. BYRON ANDERSONChapter 8Standard Idioms in Canada, New Zealand, and Australia | 117DAVIDBJORLINChapter 9African American Sacred Music and Black Hymnody | 134STEPHEN MICHAEL NEWBY, JOCELYN RUSSELL WALLACE,AND VERNON M. WHALEYChapter 10Southern Gospel Music | 152JAMES R. GOFF, JR.Chapter11Roman Catholic Liturgical Renewal Movement | 165MICHAEL S. DRISCOLLChapter 12__Congregational Song from Ecumenical Movements | 178KAREN B. WESTERFIELD TUCKERChapter 13_North American Metrical Psalters | 190MARTIN TELPart 9: Twenty-First CenturyChapter 14Mainline Protestant and Catholic Hymnals | 207KENDRA BUCKWALTER SMITHChapter 15Hymn Society in the United States and Canada | 223CARL P. DAW, JR.Chapter 16_Postcolonial Congregational Song | 238LIM SWEE HONGChapter 17Hymnody of the Global South, Part 1:History, Ontological Perspectives, and Dissemination | 255C. MICHAEL HAWNChapter 18Hymnody in the Global South, Part 2:Theological Perspectives and Hymns | 269C. MICHAEL HAWNChapter 19Contemporary Praise and Worship Music | 283GREG SCHEERChapter 20Retuned Hymn Movement | 300BRUCE H. BENEDICT AND LESTER RUTHTimeline for Volume 3 | 316MEL R. WILLHOITContributor Biographies for Volume 3: Alphabetical Listing | 336Index of Scripture | 339Index of Names and Subjects | 343Index of Hymns | 357

A remarkable group of scholars provides a perceptive set of essays to orient students to the riches of Christian hymnody throughout the first twenty centuries of Christianity. What a remarkable testimony this is to the Spirit's work in and through composers and poets throughout the centuries.