All Songs of Fellowship books come with a words CD. For the convenience of worship leaders at St Edmund’s we are making copies of these files available on the website in one place, since we own several copies of these books. This does not mean that these words can be freely copied! They are published by Integrity Music (previously Kingsway), and are subject to the copyright notice below.
Click on the image on the left to access the words file (5.7MB). Songs are presented one per page so the page number is the same as the song number.
If you have arrived here and are not a member of the St Ed’s worship team, please go back the way you came. Do not stop to collect personal belongings. Do not re-enter the building.
If you have copied these resources illegally, go directly to jail, do not pass Go, do not collect £200.
Copyright Notice
In order to provide you with song words on this CD Rom, many publishers have placed their trust in YOU to keep the copyright law! Please respect their good will and make sure you have the relevant permission before printing anything, and do not make copies of the disk or email any words to friends.
If you intend to print or project songs, please tell whoever is responsible for the church’s CCLI licence which songs you have printed, so that they can report that use to CCLI in the annual report.
Hymns in Songs of Fellowship
The Songs of Fellowship series contains mainly modern worship songs, but there is also a reasonable collection of traditional hymns. This list contains all the ancient hymns and some of the modern ones (e.g., Townend and Getty). The selection of modern ones is not entirely consistent, and there are also quite a few adaptations of traditional hymns which are not in this list. These are mainly in book 5.
NIV 1984
The copyright on the NIV bible allows us to reproduce the words for projection, and the current version, along with many other versions of the bible, is available online for free in several places, notably biblegateway.com. However the version we use in the pews is the 1984 edition, which the publishers have withdrawn from the online distribution. This is understandable as the latest version is considered to be the most accurate rendering available. However when we are reading together this gives us a problem when the printed version differs from the projected version. For this reason we are preserving a copy of the 1984 version for use in this specific circumstance. Click on the image on the left to download (28MB). Please note that this is not the anglicised version that we used so you will find color instead of colour, rooster instead of cock, etc. However the translation is essentially the same as our pew bibles.