| Topic | Sub-Topic | Hymn | First Line |
|---|
| Afflictions | | #664 | Firm was my health, my day was bright |
| Afflictions | | #665 | And shall I sit alone |
| Afflictions | | #666 | It is the Lord, enthroned in light |
| Afflictions | | #667 | I will extol thee, Lord, on high |
| Afflictions | | #668 | When languor and disease invade |
| Anti-Slavery | | #604 | Shepherd of souls, with pitying eye |
| Anti-Slavery | | #605 | Lord over all, if thou hast made |
| Anti-Slavery | | #606 | Heard ye the mighty rushing |
| Anti-Slavery | | #607 | Daughters of the pilgrim sires |
| Anti-Slavery | | #608 | Hark, I hear the voice of anguish |
| Anti-Slavery | | #609 | Think of our country's glory |
| Anti-Slavery | | #610 | When injured Arfic's captives' claim |
| Anti-Slavery | | #611 | Lord, while for all mankind we pray |
| Anti-Slavery | | #612 | When the great Judge supreme and just |
| Anti-Slavery | | #613 | I saw him kneel in calm despair |
| Anti-Slavery | | #614 | With thy pure dews and rains |
| Anti-Slavery | | #615 | Eternal Father, thou hast made |
| Anti-Slavery | | #616 | The hour of freedom, come it must |
| Anti-Slavery | | #617 | Lift up our country's banner high |
| Anti-Slavery | | #618 | Hark, hark the voice of anguish |