You might already know some of these songs in English, but others are only in Chinese. We have included all the tools you need to learn a song in another language, even if you have never heard the song before. View the FAQ's below if you have any questions. Songs are added periodically, so check back again.

Available Songs:
Psalm 42:1
Audio download [.mp3] [.wma]
Song sheet [.doc] [.pdf]
Guitar chords [.pdf]

Ai Ni Geng Duo (Love You More)
Audio download [.mp3]
Song sheet & Guitar chords [.pdf]

Jesus Loves Me
Song Sheet [.pdf]

FAQ:
What is on the song sheet?
The song sheet includes the traditional Chinese characters, the romanized pinyin (basically the chinese words sounded out so you can pronounce them), and an English translation.

How can I use the music room resources?
The possibilities are endless, but here are a few ideas to get you started.
· Use a song (or just a chorus if a song is too long) in a worship service. It will encourage your congregation to think outside their cultural box.
· If you are planning to travel to Asia, learn a song or two before you go. The Chinese will be drawn to a foreigner who can sing in Chinese, and it will open doors for you to share.
· Listen just for fun!
· Use Chinese songs as an outreach to the international students on your campus.
· Include a song in your missions service.
· Teach part of a song to the children and have them perform during a church service.

Help! I can't see the Chinese Characters!
Windows supports Chinese Characters, but you might have to turn on this feature. In Windows XP, go to Start>Control Panel> Regional and Language Options. Under the "Languages" tab, click "Install files for East Asian languages." Consult your windows help for more information on displaying Asian fonts.

I still have a problem, or I would like to share how I used these songs in my church.
Let us know through our feedback form.