These top 50 hymn sheets for Lent focus on repentance, reflection, and preparation for Easter. Each hymn offers meaningful insights into the Lenten journey. Download chord charts, lead sheets, and orchestrations to enrich your Lent worship services with these timeless, reflective hymns. This year, the season of Lent begins on Wednesday, March 5, 2025.

Normally we focus on large scale data when making song lists at PraiseCharts, but this list is more specific. This list is an even more focussed look at Top Worship Songs from churches in the Assemblies of God, and narrows down the timeframe to the past month. Take a look and see what's been trending in the AG over the past 30 days!

He is risen! The resurrection declares our hope is not in vain, and we will sing of His victory forever. What better time to sing the words that the Church has been singing for generations! Traditional Easter worship music celebrates Good Friday, Easter Sunday, Lent, Ash Wednesday, Resurrection Sunday, & Palm Sunday. Find the chords, sheet music, and anything else you need right here!

Celebrate Easter with the music you need for some of the traditional services. With hymn sheets, you can have the leading vocalists or even the congregation engaged in celebrating the resurrection of Christ in song! Here are some of the top Easter hymn sheets that you might want to consider.

Some people like to sing by memory, some like to see the words on the screen, and some like the music written out on paper, in "good old-fashioned four-part harmony." We have made this series of Hymn Sheets to arrange all the great contemporary worship songs in a format consistent with the hymnal in your pews. These sheets are great as inserts in your bulletin for your congregation to follow along. By the way, photocopying these sheets for your congregation is covered by CCLI.

We gather in Churches across the earth as we attempt to fathom ALL that happened and ALL that was accomplished on the cross 2000 years ago; “…that God was reconciling the world to Himself in Christ…” (2 Cor 5:19). For many it represents reconciliation, restoration, forgiveness, righteousness, salvation and many other areas that Christ accomplished on our behalf by being nailed to a cross. Find songs, hymns, and choruses that represent Jesus and the nails of the Cross.