Publisher's Synopsis
This classic reference work on hymns and hymn-writers provides a fascinating and inspiring account of the development and evolution of Christian hymnody. Charles explores the lives and works of the most important hymn-writers from antiquity to the modern era, and traces the historical and theological contexts that gave rise to their hymns. The Voice of Christian Life in Song is a timeless and valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of hymnody.
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