New Survey Reveals Top 10 Christmas Hymns Played at Church - Beautiful Songs with Millions of Views!

A new survey of the top 10 Christmas hymns played at church was compiled by Pushpay. They offer electronic giving options for churches and their members. 
 It asked its 9,000 subscribing churches last December what hymns they used that month, and released the results this December.

The Christmas carol “O Holy Night” came in first in a list of hymns most played in December at Christian churches in the United States. 

 “O Come All Ye Faithful” and “Silent Night” ranked second and third.
Then came:

“The First Noel,” 

“Joy To The World” 

 “Angels We Have Heard On High.” 

 “Glorious Day,” ranked seventh overall, and was recorded by the contemporary Christian group Passion, featuring Kristian Stanfill on vocals. Its video has received 6.6 million views on YouTube. 

 Then came “Goodness of God.” One video of the song has reached 7 million YouTube views. Number nine is the gospel melody “Go Tell It On the Mountain.” 

While the 10th spot was “O Come O Come Emmanuel,” an Advent song based on a chant melody.

The top five songs from the 2020 poll were, in order, 

“Joy To The World,” 

“O Come All Ye Faithful,”

 “Silent Night,” 

“O Come O Come Emmanuel” 

and “O Holy Night.” 

Pushpay asked its 15,000 subscribing churches last December what hymns they used that month, and released the results this Dec.  The top five songs from the 2020 poll were, in order, “Joy To The World,” “O Come All Ye Faithful,” “Silent Night,” “O Come O Come Emmanuel” and “O Holy Night.”

Sources: Pushpay, Catholic News Service and America Magazine