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From: Marda.Anderson@f151.n321.z1.fidonet.org (Marda Anderson)
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Subject: Re: hymnal
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Date: 12 Aug 90 04:34:30 GMT
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[This is from the Blink Talk Conference]

I have the 1975 edition of the Southern Baptist hymnal, printed by the 
printing house.  It's words only though.  The John Milton Society in New 
York City puts out a hymnal called Hymns for Worship which contains both 
words and music.  Rnib in England has the latest edition of Hymns Ancient 
and Modern, the official book of the Anglican church.  It has bothw ords 
and music.  There is another hymnal available from Christian Education 
for the Blind in Fort Worth, Texas that has a book called the Evangel 
Hymnbook.  It is available in both a words only edition and a words and 
music edition.  I missed the original message in this thread so weren't 
sure whwat was being looked for.  If the original poster could post again,
 I might be able to help.  I know how hard it can be to find hymnals.
marda

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