Songs
- Act Justly
- All That Is Hidden
- Alleluia! Raise the Gospel
- Alleluia, Word of God
- Amen
- Amen
- As the Deer
- Bearers of Peace
- Benedictus
- Blessed and Holy
- Bread for the World
- Bread of Life
- Bread of Life (Advent/Christmas Setting)
- Bread of Life (Original and Advent/Christmas Verses)
- Christ Beside Us
- Christ, Be Our Light
- Christ, Be Our Light
- Christ, Be Our Light
- Christ, Be Our Light (Easter Vigil Text)
- Christ, Be Our Light (Original and Easter Vigil Verses)
- Christmas Psalm/Today a Savior Is Born
- Circle Song
- Come to Set Us Free
- Come to the Well
- Community of Christ
- Cradle Me
- Did You Know
- Displaced
- Do Not Be Afraid
- Eastertide Gospel Acclamation
- Everyday God
- Give Us, Lord, A New Heart
- Go Before Us
- God Has Chosen Me
- God of Abraham
- God of Mercy
- God, Beyond All Names
- Gospel Greeting
- Holy
- I Am Special
- I Rejoiced
- I Waited for the Lord
- I Will Praise the Lord
- If Today You Hear God’s Voice
- If Today You Hear God’s Voice
- In God Alone
- In the Land
- Jesus, Lamb of God
- Jesus, Lamb of God
- Jesus, You Are the Bread
- Jubilee Song
- Let Nothing Trouble You
- Like a Reed
- Listen to Jesus
- Listen, Lord, and Answer Me
- Litany of the Word
- Love Goes On
- Magnificat
- Memorial Acclamation A
- Memorial Acclamation B
- Memorial Acclamation C
- My Soul Is Thirsting
- My Soul Is Thirsting
- O God, You Search Me
- O God, for You I Long
- O Living Water
- On the Day I Called
- Peace Child
- Praise to You, O Christ, Our Savior
- Renew Me, Lord
- Restless Is the Heart
- Rise Up, O People
- Saints of God in Glory
- Save Us, Savior
- Send Out Your Spirit
- Share the Light
- Sing for Joy
- So Certain Star
- Spirit of God
- Take My Gifts
- The Charity of Christ
- The Face of Christ
- The Peace of God
- The Stone Which the Builders Rejected
- The Wonders I See
- There Is Someone
- Those Who Sow in Tears
- Though We Are Many / Make Us a Sign
- Unless a Grain of Wheat
- We Are Waiting
- We Believe
- We Proclaim Your Death
- We Remember You
- We Sing Your Glory
- We Will Rise
- What Marvels the Lord Has Worked
- When We Eat This Bread
- Wherever There Is Love
- Word of God
- You Are My Shepherd
- You Have Called Us
- Your Words Are Spirit and Life
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Bio
Bernadette Farrell is one of the most beloved composers of music for worship on both sides of the Atlantic. She arrived on the liturgical music scene in the 1970s with the St. Thomas More Group. The group included some of the leading figures of the time: Stephen Dean, Paul Inwood, Peter Jones, Peter McGrail, Anne Quigley, Bill Tamblyn, Christopher Walker, and James Walsh. Some of her most popular songs emerged during this period: Unless a Grain of Wheat; O God, You Search Me; and God, Beyond All Names, among others. These are staples in the hymnals of every Christian denomination.
In the 1980s, she began publishing with OCP, releasing collections like Christ, Be Our Light, including the well-known title song, as well as Go Before Us and Restless Is the Heart, with its breathtaking title song. In 2014 she released Love Goes On, a collection of 15 newly composed songs for worship. Drawing inspiration from Scripture—especially the psalms—Bernadette has a gift for composing richly meaningful, often challenging lyrics and comforting, prayerful melodies. She recently collaborated with fellow composers on Our Common Home, a collection inspired by Pope Francis’ Laudato Si’ encyclical, offering timely music touching on themes of care for creation, poverty and solidarity.
Bernadette has always had a passion for social justice and that comes to the fore in many of her songs. Born in West Yorkshire in the north of England, she has lived in London for many years with her husband, liturgical composer Owen Alstott. Currently she is a community organizer for UK Citizens, which advocates for fair housing, a living wage, proper community policing and health care access.