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A hymn is a song of praise.

Arvid Liljelund - Man Singing Hymn - A I 187 - Finnish National Gallery
Arvid Liljelund - Man Singing Hymn - A I 187 - Finnish National Gallery

People sing them to show love to a god. These songs can be very old.

Some hymns come from a long time ago. People in Greece and Egypt sang them.

1500-1200 BCE, Vivaha sukta, Rigveda 10.85.16-22, Sanskrit, Devanagari, manuscript page
1500-1200 BCE, Vivaha sukta, Rigveda 10.85.16-22, Sanskrit, Devanagari, manuscript page

They are used in many different faiths.

Many people sing them in a church. They might sing together in a big group. This can help people feel close to each other.

Some people use music to play along. A large organ can make a loud sound.

St Paul's Cathedral South Organ, London, UK - Diliff
St Paul's Cathedral South Organ, London, UK - Diliff

Others sing with no music at all.

Singing hymns is a way to share joy. It is a special way to pray.

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