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| Topic | Sub-Topic | Hymn | First Line |
|---|---|---|---|
| Children | #111 | Our God lives with us, alleluia | |
| Children | #123 | Small things count, so Jesus said | |
| Children | #133 | Thank you God, that I can see | |
| Children | #137 | I will set my face to the wind | |
| Children | #144 | Friendship is the garden where we grow | |
| Children | #145 | We are a wheel, a circle of life | |
| Children | #161 | With a hoot and a toot | |
| Children | #162 | Think of all creation | |
| Christmas | #4 | And did you see him little star | |
| Christmas | #9 | Carol our Christmas, an upside down Christmas | |
| Christmas | #12 | Child of Christmas story | |
| Christmas | #14b | Child of joy and peace | |
| Christmas | #14a | Child of joy and peace | |
| Christmas | #18 | Christmas in the picture book | |
| Christmas | #28 | Come to this Christmas singing! | |
| Christmas | #30 | E te Ariki, he ataahua koe | |
| Christmas | #98 | Not on a snowy night | |
| Christmas | #107 | Mary knew a beautiful thing | |
| Christmas | #108b | O little love who comes again | |
| Christmas | #141 | The wind blew keen, the wind blew cold |
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