Our editorial approach
We aim to present hymn titles and text clearly and to correct identified issues when reliable information is available. The site distinguishes displayed hymn text from editorial notes: an editorial note is added only when the statement can be checked against a reliable source.
The site does not treat a listing as proof of authorship, ownership, publication status, or an official version. Readers should confirm wording with the edition, church body, publisher, or language authority relevant to their use.
Report a correction
To report a possible text, title, numbering, or translation issue, email the hymn number or URL, the exact line or stanza, the proposed correction, and the source used to check it. Specific, well-sourced reports can be assessed more accurately.
Before using a hymn for formal publication, teaching material, or a printed programme, please compare it with the edition or authority required by your organisation.
Attribution and rights enquiries
If you are an author, translator, publisher, rights holder, church body, or authorised representative with a concern about material on this site, please contact us. Include your name, your relationship to the material, the hymn number or URL, and the action you are requesting.
We may ask for information needed to verify the request. We will review substantiated concerns and take appropriate action, which may include correcting attribution, updating information, or removing material while an issue is assessed.
English renderings
Where English text is displayed, it is provided to help readers follow the available Sesotho text. Readers should not assume that an English rendering is an official, authorised, or singable version unless that status is explicitly stated and independently verified.
Contact the editorial team
Include enough detail for us to locate the hymn and understand your request.
deltaslep@gmail.comFor practical help finding or reading a hymn, visit the Difela reading guides.