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pan oi expressing wnat we Deueve, he says. Mr. Hobson explains that The Book Of Common Prayer, found next to the hymnbooks, was “developed to allow people to worship together.”
In recounting the history of music for worship, Mr. Hobson says that “there was a great outburst of hymnal expression in the 18th century. Charles Wesley, founder of the Methodist Church, must have written a hymn a day.”
The first, but unofficial, hymnbook of the Episcopal Church was published in 1892. This hymnal was primarily published, without music, as an addition to the The Book of Common Prayer.
1916 was an important year for hymns in the Episcopal Church; it was then that the first officially sanctioned hymnal was published.
That hymnal, however, was printed by a number of different
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