Sing to the LORD a new song, his praise in the assembly of the faithful. Let them praise his name with dancing, making melody to him with tambourine and lyre. This is glory for all his faithful ones. After you submit your contribution, you will need to reload this page with your browser in order to see your additions to the log.
Some churches have the praise hymn, the dedication hymn, etc.
Have found some fabulous ones that way. Well, actually Psalms co-exist really well with silence. Last week and this week's psalms were psalms of praise. I believe one of many keys to the awareness of His presence is praise. And every tradition, from the very structured monastic use of Psalms, to that of our Pentecostal colleagues, uses repetitive, increasingly familiar, musically-based words of praise for God.