Red Mountain Church's primary goal for this album was to reintroduce 14 of these great hymns so believers can incorporate them into public worship again. Interestingly, William Gadsby (the original compiler of the hymnal, a great preacher and hymn-writer) was against the use of instruments in public worship. This mindset aided in making many of the original tunes and melodies unknown for these hymns. There is a companion tune book for Gadsby's Hymns, but it wasn't published until 1927. It is very possible that these hymns have had multiple tunes and arrangements over the years. Red Mountain Church likes to believe that their small work on these hymns is a part of something much bigger, that they are simply another group of believers falling in line with generations who have gone before them, modernizing and singing these great hymns once again. The tunes that they have applied are their way of interpreting the text in their own time and place, and it is exciting to think that the tradition of putting hymns to new music is a tradition that has gone on for many generations.