United Church of Canada hymnals
The Methodist Church Canada, the Congregational Union of Canada and 70% of the Presbyterian Church in Canada united to form The United Church of Canada on 10 June 1925. The first hymnbook of the new church, The Hymnary, was published in Toronto in 1930 by The United Church Publishing House. In 1971 the United Church of Canada and the Anglican Church of Canada issued a joint hymnal entitled The Hymn Book. It was the only product of a thirty-year dialogue towards church union. Voices United: the Hymn and Worship Book of The United Church of Canada was published in 1996. These three hymnals, along with supplementary hymn and church song collections, constitute the hymnody of the United Church...
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