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Version 2026.10.18 · 2026-10-19
- AirPlay support - Better iPadOS and MacOS support
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The store currently lists version 2026.10.18, updated 2026-10-19.








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Your beloved hymnals, reimagined for the digital age.
Carry the complete library of over 2500 hymns from Hymns for Worship (Revised), Supplement and eChoice right in your pocket. Designed for seamless offline use, this app is the ultimate tool for congregations, song leaders, and personal devotion.
KEY FEATURES:
RELIABLE OFFLINE ACCESS: No internet? No problem. The entire hymnal is available offline, ensuring your services run smoothly without depending on a Wi-Fi or data connection. Your hymns and lists are always there when you need them.
PRESENTATION EXPORT (PRO): A game-changer for worship leaders. Organize hymns into custom lists for your service and export them directly to a PowerPoint (.pptx) file for easy projection. The Pro subscription includes export for all public domain hymns.…
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- AirPlay support - Better iPadOS and MacOS support
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