Mission Yearbook: New hymn celebrates blessing children in Jesus’ name Image The Rev. Carolyn Winfrey Gillette enjoys time with her granddaughter. (Contributed photo) Presbyterian pastor and hymn writer the  Rev...

Presbyterian pastor and hymn writer the Rev. Carolyn Winfrey Gillette has a new hymn, “Jesus, You Once Blessed the Children,” set to NETTLETON, the tune for “Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing.” #MissionYearbook #Newhymn #PCUSA #PresbyterianChurchUSA #CarolynWinfreyGillette

Machines. Mercy. Meaning. In the long, measured hours of dialysis, I began to notice how healing is carried not only by machines and medicine, but by the people who sit beside us, the families who steady us, and the landsca…

“When the waiting feels unending,
when the weariness is long,
You remain our hope and refuge,
still our breath and lift our song.…”

A short part of some writing from dialysis yesterday. Read the rest on the blog. neurodivine.blog/2026/01/08/m...
#NewHymn #DialysisLife

Star. Blackthorn. Light. On this Epiphany morning—Nollaig na mBan—we gather around quiet revelations: frost on bog cotton, bare branches holding promise, and the steady light that guides us home. A new hymn rises from the …

On this Epiphany morning—Nollaig na mBan—we gather around quiet revelations: frost on bog cotton, bare branches holding promise, and the steady light that guides us home.

“Star in the bogland,
light on the frost-fields…”

#NewHymn #Epiphany #NollagNamBan

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Mission Yearbook: New hymn supports free expression As part of  National Library Week  April 6–12, Presbyterian pastor and hymn writer the  Rev. Carolyn Winfrey Gillette  published the hymn “W...

As part of National Library Week April 6–12, Presbyterian pastor and hymn writer the Rev. Carolyn Winfrey Gillette published the hymn “What a Joy! We Love Our Reading” to the tune of “Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing.” #MissionYearbook #Newhymn #PresbyterianChurchUSA #CarolynWinfreyGillette

#NewHymn #1205 'Let Easter Anthems Ring' uses as its tune "Diademata" , which will be familiar to many as the tune behind the hymn "Crown Him With Many Crowns", as performed here by the Tabernacle Choir.
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