Hymn 195 from The Hymnal 1982

Hymn 195 from the Fifth Easter service at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Denver.
Words: Christian Furchtegott Gellert (1715-1769); tr. Frances Elizabeth Cox (1812-1897), alt.
Music: MOWSLEY, Cyril Vincent Taylor (b.1907)
78, 78 with Alleluia
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[@johngriffith3135]

geoffrey griffith in philadelphia usa and former choir member of all saints anglican church in barbados west indies in the 1960 ties this is a beautiful hymn played by this great organist amen.

[@henrymann9851]

It would appear to have much in common with the Church of Rome

[@Alex-bq2vs]

High Church of England!

[@standrewsdenver]

The Episcopal Church in America is indeed VERY English; a member of the Anglican Communion. And St. Andrew's is a VERY English-style church!

[@Knappa22]

Yes. But the Church of England only became high church after the Oxford Movement of the 19th century. Before that much of it was broadly low church and evangelical