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Hymns—for Home and Church

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Hymns—for Home and Church is the new hymnal for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church). Online release of small batches began in 2024, and the text will be fully released as a printed book in mid-2027.[1][2]

Language50 languages
GenreHymnal
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Hymns—for Home and Church
Language50 languages
GenreHymnal
PublisherThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
PagesTBD
Dewey Decimal782.270264
Preceded byHymns of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 
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On June 18, 2018, the church announced that a new hymnal would be created.[3][4] More than 17,000 song suggestions were submitted in the first year.[5]

The LDS Church released the first batch of new music in May 2024. Additional batches of new music will continue to be released in the future, with either music composed after the issuing of the 1985 hymnal, music from other faiths, and those submitted as part of the process of creating the new hymnal.[6]

The music will be available in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese by the end of 2026. Additional languages are expected to follow.[6] A full printed book will be available in these languages by mid-2027.[2]

In February 2026, the church announced twelve new hymns added to the hymnal, citing they "help teach the doctrine and principles of the gospel with power and clarity", as well as a focus on the Old Testament.[7] Some hymns, such as "When I Am Baptized", received textual clarifications.[8]

New hymnal characteristics

The new hymnal is expected to have about 375 songs and include songs for both adults and children. It will also include revisions of old songs to make them more globally relevant, clarify doctrine, replace outdated language, and ensure that the lyrics and musical styles are more relevant.[6]

National hymns and anthems, such as "The Star-Spangled Banner" and "God Save the King", will not be included in the new hymnal as the hymns will be the same globally, but congregations may add them to the books locally.[9]

Organization

As of February 2025, hymns released have been given temporary numbers and separated into thematic groups. Hymns begin at #1001 to avoid confusion with the current hymnal. When the hymnal is officially released, the numbers will be changed.

More information Number, Hymn ...
1001–1072: Sabbath and Weekday
NumberHymnWordsMusicNotes
1001 "Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing" Robert Robinson Wyeth's Repository
1002 "When the Savior Comes Again" Lane Johnson
1003 "It Is Well with My Soul" Horatio Spafford Philip Bliss
1004 "I Will Walk with Jesus" Stephen P. Schank
1005 "His Eye Is on the Sparrow" Civilla D. Martin Charles H. Gabriel
1006 "Think a Sacred Song" Marlene Merkling
1007 "As Bread Is Broken" Stephen A. Reynolds
1008 "Bread of Life, Living Water" Annette W. Dickman
1009 "Gethsemane" Melanie M. Hoffman
1010 "Amazing Grace" John Newton American folk
1011 "Holding Hands Around the World" Janice Kapp Perry
1012 "Anytime, Anywhere" Angie Killian
1013 "God's Gracious Love" Caroline V. Sandell-Berg Oscar Ahnfelt Trans: Andrew L. Skoog
1014 "My Shepherd Will Supply My Need" Isaac Watts American folk
1015 "Oh, the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus" Samuel Trevor Francis Stephen M. Jones
1016 "Behold the Wounds in Jesus' Hands" John V. Pearson David R. Naylor
1017 "This Is the Christ" James E. Faust & Jan Underwood Pinborough Michael Finlinson Moody
1018 "Come, Lord Jesus" Savior of the World David A. Zabriskie
1019 "To Love like Thee" Heather D. Zurcher
1020 "Softly and Tenderly Jesus Is Calling" Will L. Thompson
1021 "I Know That My Savior Loves Me" Derena Bell, Tami Jeppson Creamer Tami Jeppson Creamer
1022 "Faith in Every Footstep" K. Newell Dayley
1023 "Standing on the Promises" R. Kelso Carter R. Kelso Carter
1024 "I Have Faith in the Lord Jesus Christ" Janice Kapp Perry
1025 "Take My Heart and Let It Be Consecrated" Frances Ridley Havergal César Malan
1026 "Holy Places" Sherrie Manwill Boren Katherine Wright
1027 "Welcome Home" Andrea Christensen Brett
1028 "This Little Light of Mine" African-American spiritual
1029 "I Can't Count Them All [sv]" Caroline V. Sandell-Berg Albert Lindström
1030 "Close as a Quiet Prayer" Sally DeFord
1031 "Come, Hear the Word the Lord Has Spoken" Frans Heijdemann
1032 "Look unto Christ" Sherrie Manwill Boren
1033 "Oh, How Great Is Our Joy" Andrés C. González Joseph Philbrick Webster
1034 "I'm a Pioneer Too" Jan Underwood Pinborough Michael Finlinson Moody
1035 "As I Keep the Sabbath Day" Nathan P. Howe
1036 "Read the Book of Mormon and Pray" Teresa Toone Barlow
1037 "I'm Gonna Live So God Can Use Me" African-American spiritual
1038 "The Lord's My Shepherd" Based on Psalm 23 James Leith Macbeth Bain
1039 "Because" Shawna B. Edwards
1040 "His Voice as the Sound" Joseph Swain American folk; A Supplement to the Kentucky Harmony
1041 "O Lord, Who Gave Thy Life for Me" Alice Warner Johnson
1042 "Thou Gracious God, Whose Mercy Lends" Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr. English folk tune
1043 "Help Us Remember" Wendy Lynn Platt John G. Riley
1044 "How Did The Savior Minister" Merrijane Rice Jennette Jay Booth
1045 "Jesus Is the Way" Tēvita Tuliakiono
1046 "Can You Count the Stars in Heaven?" Wilhelm Hey [de] German folk Trans. Elmer L. Jorgenson from
Weißt du, wie viel Sternlein stehen
1047 "He Cares for Me" Kenneth S. Schank
1048 "Our Prayer to Thee" Russell M. Nelson Joseph Parry Arr. Mack Wilberg
1049 "Joseph Prayed in Faith" Rebecca Martin
1050 "Stand by Me" Charles Albert Tindley
1051 "This Day Is a Good Day, Lord" J. Frederic Voros Jr.
1052 "Joyfully Bound" Anna M. Molgard Rachel P. Mohlman
Anna M. Molgard
1053 "My Covenants" Hanna Josephine Saffer
1054 "When I Am Baptized" Nita Dale Milner
1055 "The Power of the Holy Ghost" Delys Waite Snyder
1056 "Elijah and the Still, Small Voice" Alan L. Patterson
1057 "Jesus Is My Shepherd" Tammy Simister Robinson
1058 "My Song in the Night" Anon.; inspired by a text by Joseph Swain; Frederick Graves American folk
1059 "This Is My Father's World" Maltbie D. Babcock Arr. Edward Shippen Barnes
1060 "Build an Ark" Marianne Porter
1061 "Love Will Bless Our Home" Marvin K. Gardner Ryan T. Murphy
1062 "Lord, Accept Our Humble Fast" Nathan P. Howe
1063 "Peace, Peace, Be Still" Sally DeFord Kathrine Wright
1064 "Great Is Thy Faithfulness" Thomas Chisholm William M. Runyan
1065 "Isaiah Said" Penelope Moody Allen Kenneth Jones
1066 "Fight the Good Fight" John S. B. Monsell Stephen M. Jones
1067 "It's Joyful to Live the Gospel" Matthew J. Neeley
1068 "To God Be the Glory" Fanny Crosby William Howard Doane
1069 "Speak to Us, Lord" Gertrude M. Watson Lex de Azevedo Text adapted by J. Scott Miller
1070 "The Miracle" Shawna Belt Edwards
1071 "What God Calls Us To" J. Frederic Voros Jr. Catherine A. Tibbitts
1072 "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross" Isaac Watts Lowell Mason
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More information Number, Hymn ...
1201–1210: Easter and Christmas
NumberHymnWordsMusicNotes
1201 "Hail the Day that Sees Him Rise" Charles Wesley Robert Williams
1202 "He Is Born, the Divine Christ Child" Nouveaux Cantiques French carol
1203 "What Child Is This?" William Chatterton Dix English Melody
1204 "Star Bright" Lorin F. Wheelwright
1205 "Let Easter Anthems Ring" Larry Hiller George Elvey
1206 "Were You There?" African-American spiritual
1207 "Still, Still, Still" Austrian carol
1208 "Go Tell It on the Mountain" African-American spiritual
1209 "Little Baby in a Manger" Traci Law
1210 "Long Ago, Within a Garden" R. Devan Jensen Daniel Lyman Carter
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