Ten new songs, including familiar Christian hymns and new submissions, have been added to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ growing collection, “Hymns — For Home and Church.”
The new songs added bring the total number of songs in the collection to 82 in English, Spanish, Portuguese and French. They include:
- “Peace, Peace, Be Still”
- “Great Is Thy Faithfulness”
- “Isaiah Said”
- “Fight the Good Fight”
- “It’s Joyful to Live the Gospel”
- “To God Be the Glory”
- “Speak to Us, Lord”
- “The Miracle”
- “What God Calls Us To”
- “When I Survey the Wondrous Cross”
Each of the newly added hymns emphasizes simple, Christ-centered truths and will be available later this Thursday in the church’s Gospel Library app, according to press release published on ChurchofJesusChrist.org.
The newly added hymn “The Miracle,” for instance, testifies that “Jesus is a God of miracles” and highlights some of the miracles he performed in the New Testament — including his death and resurrection.
“What God Calls Us To” focuses on the Savior’s invitations to all: “To see the world through others’ eyes, to be as kind as we are wise, to share the mercy God has shown.”
Additional songs are also being released in other languages, including 22 in Armenian and Malagasy; nine in Cebuano, Indonesian, Italian, Samoan and Tongan; and 12 in German, Korean and Tagalog.
This latest release of hymns is part of an ongoing, phased rollout that will continue through 2027, according to the church’s release.
See how Latter-day Saints worldwide are using and connecting with the new hymns here.