Founded in 1922, the Hymn Society is for those who believe that congregational song is an integral component of worship, believe that the writing and singing of new texts and tunes needs to be promoted, and value learning about the origins of the words and music they sing.

The Hymn Society was founded in 1936 for the purpose of study and research in the field of hymnody, promoting good standards of hymn-singing, encouraging the discerning use of hymns in worship, and sponsoring relevant publications.
It is ecumenical, its members being drawn from a wide spectrum of Christian tradition and practice. The Society's members come from all over the world and include leaders of worship and church musicians, writers of words and tunes, people interested in editing hymn-books, scholars and researchers, as well as those simply wishing to use hymns with greater understanding.

The Royal School of Church Music is committed to achieving the best use of good music in worship - whatever the resources,whatever the styles. Through education, training, publications, advice and encouragement, we aim to support church music today and to invest in church music for the future.

Without doubt the UK's leading organisers of church supplies exhibitions, with the vision of bringing together, under one roof, the widest range of resources to equip the church. The largest event, the annual National CRE at Sandown Park, boasts over 11,000 visitors and 350 exhibitors. An invaluable part of every exhibition is the seminar and arts theatre programme.

Thousands of internet radio stations. Something for all tastes, including over 360 Christian stations. (Look in the Inspirational genre.)

500+ original scripture-based songs and hymns designed for public worship gatherings, youth ministry, choirs and bible memorization. All FREE to download, copy and share with others.

Excellent open source program for ripping tracks off audio CDs and converting them to mp3 format (for use in the HT-300 Hymnal Plus). Windows PCs only.