An anniversary song that's actually about your church

Not a generic celebration anthem. A song with your church's name in the chorus, the year you were founded, and the people who carried it here.

Write my song

Free for lyrics and chords. Full audio on paid plans.

Most churches mark an anniversary by singing the same three songs they sang last Sunday, then eating cake. There's nothing wrong with cake. But your 25th, 50th, or 100th year deserves a song that couldn't be sung anywhere else.

Tell the generator who you are: the name, the year, the pastor who planted it, the storm you weathered, the building you outgrew. It writes a singable song around those specifics — with a chorus simple enough that the grandmother in the second row and the kid on the drums both have it by the second time through.

Bring the chord chart to rehearsal Thursday. Sing it Sunday. Keep it forever.

The generator will start from this, and you can change every word:An upbeat, thankful anniversary song for a church celebrating its 40th year. Mention God's faithfulness through every season, the founding families, and a hope for the next generation. Chorus should be easy for a mixed congregation to learn.

A taste of what comes out

Here's an original chorus we wrote for this exact request. Yours will be different — that's the point.

Forty years of open doors, Forty years You've been our home, Every name and every tear — Faithful God, You brought us here.
Original lyrics, WorshipSongs.ai. Free to use in your church.

What you'll get

Common questions

Can it include our church's actual name?

Yes. Put the name, founding year, and any names you want honored in the description. The song is written around them.

What if we want a hymn feel instead of contemporary?

Choose 'hymn' or 'gospel' as a style. You can stack up to three styles to get the sound your congregation knows.

Can we print it in the anniversary program?

Yes. You own the song outright — print it, project it, and record it with no licensing fee.

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Describe your church and what this moment means. We'll write something nobody else is singing.

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