| Laban | The man in Genesis. |
- My Soul Be On Thy Guard
- Now from the World Withdrawn
- O Lord Our God, Arise!
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| Lacrymæ | | Heal Me, O My Savior |
| Ladywell | | O Thou Eternal Christ of God |
| Laetitia | Anna Laetitia Waring. | Father, I Know That All My Life |
| Lafayette | |
’Tis by Thy Strength the Mountains Stand |
| Lagos | The city in Nigeria. | Blessèd Savior, Hear My Prayer |
| Lake Enon | | Jesus, I Live to Thee |
| Lambeth (Schulthes) | |
- How Sweet and Silent Is the Place
- Lord, I Believe, Thy Power I Own
- Trespass of the Wicked Man, The
- What Shall I Render to the Lord?
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| Lambeth (Akeroyd) | | O Lead My Blindness by the Hand |
| Lambillotte | Composer Louis Lambillotte. | Come, O Creator Spirit Blest |
| Lamborne | |
Christ, in Highest Heaven Enthronèd |
| Lammas | | Draw Nigh and Take the Body of the Lord |
| Lammets Folk | | Chosen Seed and Zion’s Children |
| Lancashire | |
- All Hail, Thou Resurrection!
- Day of Resurrection, The
- Endless Line of Splendor, An
- From Ocean Unto Ocean
- Go Forward, Christian Soldier
- How Many Are Your Works, Lord
- Lead On, O King Eternal
- O Day of Light and Gladness
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| Lancaster | | Morning |
| Land of Rest | |
- Lord Is Rich and Merciful, The
- O Where Is He That Trod the Sea
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| Landås | A village in Norway. |
- Cursed Is the One Who Trusts in Man
- My Faith Has Found a Resting Place
- O Shepherd of the Nameless Fold
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| Lanesboro | |
- Blest Morning, Whose Young Dawning Rays
- Lord of Glory Is My Light, The
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| Langa | Birthplace of composer Francisco Soto de Langa. | Still Will We Trust |
| Langdale (Redhead) | | Praise the Lord: Ye Heavens, Adore Him |
| Langdale (Somervell) | | Every Morning the Red Sun |
| Langdon | | Watchmen! Onward to Your Stations |
| Langhorne | | Amid the Fears That Oppress Our Day |
| Langport | | See Him in Raiment Rent |
| Langran [St. Agnes] | |
- Come Ye Yourselves Apart
- For This New Year
- Lead Us, O Father
- Not What I Am, O Lord
- O Thou Great Shepherd of Thy Chosen Race
- Our Sins, Our Sorrows
- Weary of Earth, and Laden with My Sin
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| Langton | | Enthroned Is Jesus Now |
| Lanherne | | Love Thyself Last |
| Lanier | | Into the Woods |
| Lansdowne | | See Harington |
| Lansing | | Ye Gates, Lift Your Heads |
| Las Vegas | The city in Nevada. | Jesus, Only Jesus |
| Lasst Uns Alle | | Unto Us a Boy Is Born |
| Lasst Uns Erfreuen | German for “let us delight.” |
- All Creatures of Our God and King
- He Is Risen!
- Hymn of Glory Let Us Sing, A
- Let Us Rejoice, the Fight Is Won
- Now Let the Vault of Heaven Resound
- Ye Watchers and Ye Holy Ones
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| Last Sleep, The | | Sleep Thy Last Sleep |
| Latakia | |
- Now the King in Thy Strength Shall Be Joyful
- There Is Life for a Look
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| Latchford | | To Thee Our God We Fly |
| Lattimore | Hymnist W. O. Lattimore |
Out of Darkness into Light |
| Laud | |
- Come Ye That Love the Savior’s Name
- O Joyful Sound of Gospel Grace
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| Lauda Anima | Latin for “praise, my soul.” |
- Come, Lord Jesus, Our Redeemer
- God Is Known Among His People
- Jesus Came, the Heavens Adoring
- Praise, My Soul, the King of Heaven
- Thanks to God Whose Word Was Spoken
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| Lauda Sion Salvatorem | | See Cobb |
| Laudate Dominum (Parry) | | Sing Praise to the Lord! |
| Laudes Christi | | Sing, O Sing, This Blessèd Morn |
| Laudes Domini | |
- Hear Now My Praise, O Lord
- When Morning Gilds the Skies
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| Lauds | | O Jesus, Lord of Heavenly Grace |
| Laufer | Composer Calvin Laufer. | Light of God Is Falling, The |
| Laurenti | Laurentius Laurenti. | O Thou Essential Word |
| Laurinus | | In Heav’n Above |
| Laus Deo | | Yes, the Redeemer Rose |
| Laus Matutina | | Now, When the Dusky Shades of Night |
| Laus Regis [Shamokin] | | Rejoice, the Lord Is King |
| Laus Tibi, Christe | | God’s Trumpet Wakes the Slumbering World |
| Lausanne | | Shine Thou upon Us, Lord |
| Lawson | | I Will Follow Thee (Elginburg) |
Le Cantique de Siméon [Nunc Dimittis, Nun Preiset Alle] | | O Gladsome Light |
| Leaf | | O Wherefore Hast Thou Cast Us Off? |
| Lebbaeus | | See Hampden-Sidney |
| Lebanon | |
- Defend Me, Lord, from Shame
- I Was a Wandering Sheep
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| Leffingwell | | How Sweet the Hour of Closing Day |
| Leicester (Bishop) | | O King of Kings, Be/Fore Whose Throne |
| Leicester (Hurst) | | I Am Not Worthy, Holy Lord |
| Leighton | |
- Lord, I Am Vile, Conceived in Sin
- We Are a Garden Walled Around
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| Leighton (Greatorex) [Ahira] | | My God! Permit My Tongue |
| Leipzig | The city where composer Johann Schein died. | Salvation Is Forever Nigh |
| L’Emmanuello | | Tarry with Me (Smith) |
| Lemmel | | Turn Your Eyes upon Jesus |
| Leni | | Indulgent Lord, Thy Goodness Reigns |
| Lenoir | | Soldiers of Christ, Arise |
| Lenox | The town in composer Lewis Edson’s home state of Massachusetts. |
- Arise, My Soul, Arise
- Blow Ye the Trumpet, Blow
- Ye Ransomed Sinners, Hear
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| Leominster | |
- Few More Years Shall Roll, A
- Ah! Whither Should I Go?
- My Heart Doth Overflow
- Not What My Hands Have Done
- Wide Open Are Thy Hands
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| Leoni | The liturgical name for Meyer Lyon. |
- God of Abraham Praise, The
- My Shepherd Is the Lamb
- Shine Thou upon Us, Lord
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| Leonora | The niece of composer Caradog Roberts. | Da Yw Bod Wrth Draed Yr Iesu |
| Lerman | Composer Joseph Lerman. | Jesus, Take This Heart of Mine |
| Leslie | | How Calm and Beautiful the Morn Also see Naphtali |
| Lest We Forget | |
- God of Our Youth, to Whom We Yield
- Lord God of Hosts, Whose Mighty Hand
- Peace, Doubting Heart!
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| Levi | The tribe of Israel | Have Thy Way, Lord |
| Lew Trenchard | The town in Devonshire, England. | Gentle Jesus, Meek and Mild |
| Lewes | | If There Be That Skills to Reckon |
| Lex Noster | Latin for “our law.” | Holy Word of God, The |
| Leyden | | Who Are These Arrayed in White? |
| Liberty Hall | | Alas! and Did My Savior Bleed? |
| Liebster Immanuel | | Brightest and Best of the Sons of the Morning |
| Liebster Jesu | |
- Blessèd Jesus, at Thy Word
- Blessèd Jesus! Here We Stand
- Book of Books
- Dearest Jesu, We Are Here
- Look upon Us, Blessèd Lord
- Now, the Hour of Worship O’er
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| Life and Love | | O Perfect Love |
| Light | | Thou, Whose Almighty Word |
| Light after Darkness | | Light After Darkness |
| Light of the World | | Light of the World, We Hail Thee Also see Himmel |
| Lille | | Savior, While My Heart Is Tender |
| Lillenas | | Jesus Has Lifted Me |
| Lilliard | | I Cannot Drift Beyond Thy Love |
| Limpsfield | | Jesus Saves |
| Lincoln | |
- Lord, in Thy Name Thy Servants Plead
- Thou Spakest, Lord, and Into One
- While Men Grow Bold in Wicked Ways
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| Lindeman | | Jesus, Priceless Treasure |
| Linden | | Voice upon the Midnight Air, A |
| Lindisfarne | | Jesus Lives! |
| Linwood | | Prayer Is Appointed to Convey |
| Lisbon | |
- Lord, Who Shall Come to Thee
- Welcome, Sweet Day of Rest
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| Lischer | | See Das Lieben Bringt Groß Freud |
| Litany (Hervey) | | God, the Hope of Those Who Pray |
| Litany for Those at Sea, Part 1 | | Father, Whose Creating Hand |
| Litany of the Passion | | Jesus, with Thy Church Abide |
| Little Children | | Little Children, Rise and Sing |
| Little Kingdom, A | | Little Kingdom I Possess, A |
| Little Rock | The city in Arkansas. | ’Tis Summer in My Heart |
| Littlefield | | My Life, Dear Lord, I Give to Thee |
| Livermore | | Father, Loving Father |
| Liverpool | | Nearer, My God, to Thee Also see Augusta |
| Llanberis | | O Jesus, I Have Promised |
| Llandaff | | What Is Our Calling’s Glorious Hope? |
| Llanfair | The anglicized form of “Llanfechell,” composer Robert Williams’ home. |
- Hail the Day That Sees Him Rise
- Jesus Christ Is Risen Today
- Let the Whole Creation Cry
- Praise the Lord, God’s Glories Show
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| Llanfyllin | | O Jesus, I Have Promised |
| Llangan | | Speak, I Pray Thee, Gentle Jesus! |
| Llangloffan | |
- Choose the Living Way
- Not in Dumb Resignation
- O Brothers, Lift Your Voices
- O God of Earth and Altar
- O Lord of Hosts, How Lovely
- Rejoice, Rejoice, Believers
- When Joseph Went with Mary
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| Llangoedmor | | Father of Men, in Whom Are One |
| Llangristiolus | | Debtor to Mercy Alone, A |
| Llanllyfni | | Make Me a Captive, Lord |
| Llansannan | | Who Is This so Weak and Helpless |
| Llanthony | The valley & abbey in eastern Wales. | Jesus! Jesus! Jesus! |
| Lledrod | | Sweet Is the Breath of Morning Air |
| Llef | |
- Bow Down Thine Ear, O Lord, and Hear
- Terrible God, That Reign’st On High
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| Llewellyn | | Dear Father, Whom We Cannot See |
| Lobe den Herren | |
- God of Our Fathers, the Strength of Our People
- Praise to the Lord, the Almighty
- Triumph, Ye Heavens!
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| Lobe Den Herren, O Meine Seele | | Praise Thou the Lord, O My Soul |
| Lobe den Herrn, Ihr | | Sing Praise to God Who Reigns Above |
| Lobt den Herrn | | Hark, the Church Proclaims Her Honor |
| Lobt Gott Ihr Christen | |
- O Gracious God, Whose Constant Care
- O Happy Day When We Shall Stand
- Sing to the Great Jehovah’s Praise
Also see Nikolaus |
| Lochbie | | Praise to the Heavenly Wisdom |
| Lodsworth | | Sweet Savior, Bless Us Ere We Go |
| Log College | | O Christ, Who Didst Our Tasks Fulfill |
| Lombard Street | | When Through the Whirl of Wheels |
| L’Omnipotent | | Father, to Thee We Look in All Our Sorrow |
| London (Addison’s) | | Spacious Firmament On High, The |
| London New | |
- Come, Let Us Lift Our Joyful Eyes
- No Sleep Nor Slumber to His Eyes
- O Why Should Gloomy Thoughts Arise?
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| Londonderry | |
- Above the Hills of Time
- I Am the Vine
- I Cannot Tell Why
- My Own Dear Land
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| Lonely Midnight | | In the Lonely Midnight |
| Lonesome Valley | | Jesus Walked This Lonesome Valley |
| Long, Long Ago | | Cleansing for Me |
| Long Mott | The community in Calhoun County, Texas. | Christians, Carol Sweetly |
| Longfellow | | Lord, Hear the Right |
| Longstaff | | See Holiness |
| Longwood | | Father, Again in Jesus’ Name We Meet |
| Lonsdale | | Savior, Teach Me Day by Day Also see Bridehead |
| Look Away to Jesus | | Look Away to Jesus |
| Lord of Might | | Unto My Lord Jehovah Said |
| Lord of Spirits | | Lord of Spirits, I Surrender |
| Los Angeles | | O Lord, Our God, Almighty King |
| Lostwithiel | The town in Cornwall. | Head of Thy Church Triumphant |
| Louella | | There Is a Pure and Tranquil Wave |
| Louez Dieu | | Come, My Soul, Thy Suit Prepare |
| Loughton | | Come, Let Us Join Our Cheerful Songs |
| Louvan | |
- Before My Journey Is Complete
- God of My Life, to Thee I Call
- God of Our Salvation Hears, The
- Great Healer, The
- Look from the Sphere of Endless Day
- Lord of All Being
- Lord of Our Life, God Whom We Fear
- Lord, Source of All Blessing
- O Lord, All Glorious, Life of Life
- Our Helper God, We Bless Thy Name
- ’Twas the Commission of Our Lord
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| Love Divine (Le Jeune) | | Jesus, Thou Divine Companion |
| Love Divine (Stainer) | | Holy Father, God Almighty |
| Love of God | | Love of God, The |
| Love Unknown | | My Song Is Love Unknown |
| Lovely | | See Rhosymedre |
| Loven Herren | | Praise the Lord, Each Tribe and Nation |
| Love’s Consecration | | Love Consecrates the Humblest Act |
| Love’s Offering | | Master, No Offering Costly and Sweet |
| Lovsang av Beethoven | | Heav’ns Resoundeth, The |
| Loving-Kindness | | Awake, My Soul, to Joyful Lays |
| Lowden | |
- Jonah
- Living for Jesus
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| Lowell | | Alleluia! Sing to Jesus! |
| Lower Lights | | Let the Lower Lights Be Burning |
| Lowry | | Morning Kindles All the Sky, The |
| Lowton | | Jesus Calls Us |
| Luard | Dr. H. R. Luard, for whose funeral at Trinity College Chapel, Cambridge, England, it was composed. | Now the Laborer’s Task Is O’er |
| Lübeck | | See Gott Sei Dank |
| Lucas | Composer James Lucas. | Come, Let Us Anew Our Journey Pursue |
| Lucerne | The city in Switzerland. | Part in Peace: Is Day Before Us? Also see Old 113th |
| Lucile | | O Sing a New Song to the Lord |
| Lucis Creator | | O Blest Creator of the Light |
| Ludborough | | - Lord, Pour Thy Spirit from On High
- O God, of All the Strength and Power
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| Luella | Songwriter Luella Clark | Christmas Bells |
| Luffenham | | O Love Divine, That Stooped to Share |
| Lugano | | Heavenly Father, Send Thy Blessing |
| Lugn Vilar Sjön | | Hail, Holy Light! the World Rejoices |
| Luise | | Let Thy Blood in Mercy Poured |
| Lundie | The maiden name of Jane Bonar. | Jesus Is Mine |
| Luther | | Jehovah, Thee We Praise |
| Luther League Hymn | | O Christians, Leagued Together |
| Luton [Newhaven] | |
- Awake, Jerusalem, Awake!
- Bright as the Sun’s Meridian Blaze
- Eternal Spirit, We Confess
- Let Not the Wise His Wisdom Boast
- Praise Ye the Lord, My Heart Shall Join
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| Lux Beata | |
- Immortal Love, Within Whose Righteous Will
- Thy Word, O Lord
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| Lux Benigna | Latin for “kindly light.” |
- Lead, Kindly Light
- My Shepherd Is the Lord Who Knows
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| Lux Cœlestis | Latin for “celestial light.” | Almighty God, Thy Lofty Throne |
| Lux Eoi [Judson] | |
- He Is Coming, He Is Coming
- Seek the Lord Who Now Is Present
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| Lux Fiat | | Send Out Thy Light and Thy Truth |
| Lux Mundi | | O Jesus, Lord Most Merciful |
| Lux Prima (Gounod) | |
- Come, O Come, Thou Quickening Spirit
- Men Who Walk in Folly’s Way
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| Lux Prima (Stainer) | | Come, My Soul, Thou Must Be Waking |
| Lux Vera | | Still Throned in Heav’n |
| Lux Vespera | | Come to Our Poor Nature’s Night |
| Lydia (Stebbins) | | Praise the Lord in Heavenly Places |
| Lydia (Phillips) | | O for a Thousand Tongues to Sing |
| Lyman | | In Zion’s Sacred Gates |
| Lymington | | Roll On, Thou Mighty Ocean |
| Lynde | | Thou Art My Shepherd |
| Lyndhurst (Maker) | | Calm Me, My God |
| Lyndhurst (Vail) | | Purer Yet and Purer |
| Lyne | |
- Father, Lead Me Day by Day
- Hark, My Soul, How Everything
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| Lyngham [Desert] | | O for a Thousand Tongues to Sing |
| Lynton | | When Morning Lights the Eastern Skies |
| Lyons | |
- Begone Unbelief
- He Waters the Hills
- O Worship the King
- We Knelt Before Kings
- Ye Servants of God
- Ye Heavenly Choir
- Ye Thirsty for God
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| Lystra | | Father, Whate’er of Earthly Bliss |
| Lyte | | Far from My Heavenly Home |
| Lytham (Lightwood) | | Lord, When We Have Not Any Light |
| Lytham (Malley) | | O Lord, Thou Judge |