expressed hesitation: “I have memorized the page numbers of the old book for 40 years. I know Hymn 230 is ‘What a Friend We Have in Jesus.’ In the new book, it is now Hymn 315. It will take time for the elders to adjust.”

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Copies are available at the National Headquarters Bookshop, all Diocese offices, and via the official Church mobile app (which now includes an audio feature for the new tunes). The release of the Christ Holy Church New Hymn Book is more than a publishing event; it is a declaration that the Church is alive, singing, and ready for the future. While the saints will miss the familiar texture of the old pages, the new book promises to carry the same anointing—but with a louder, clearer, and more unified voice.

As the song goes in the new book’s introductory hymn: “Sing to the Lord a new song, for He has done marvelous things.”

Lagos, Nigeria (or Global HQ) – For decades, the melodious harmonies of hymns have been the backbone of worship within the Christ Holy Church (also known as the Christ Holy Church of Nigeria or The Holy Ghost Church ). From the rolling hills of the East to the bustling city parishes, the old hymn books have guided the faithful in prayer, doctrine, and spiritual warfare. However, in a move that bridges generational gaps, the Church leadership has officially unveiled the Christ Holy Church New Hymn Book .

New additions include hymns focusing on spiritual authority, deliverance, and the Blood of Jesus. A notable inclusion is “We are marching, Holy Ghost army” and a rearranged version of “Onward Christian Soldiers,” modified to reflect Pentecostal eschatology. The Church has assured members that the old hymn books are not being burned or banned; they may still be used in private devotion. However, effective January 2026 (or current date) , all official Church services, Synods, and Conferences are required to use the Christ Holy Church New Hymn Book .