The "Indian Methodist Hymn-book" serves as a significant liturgical resource that reflects the spiritual and cultural dimensions of the Indian Methodist community. This curated collection of hymns blends traditional Christian themes with indigenous musical elements, reinforcing the interplay between Western hymnody and Indian cultural expressions. The book is marked by its lyrical beauty and accessibility, designed for congregational singing and personal devotion. Emerging from a landscape of growing religious pluralism in India, the hymns showcase both historical and contemporary voices, reflecting local languages, rhythms, and theological insights. The anonymous authorship of the "Indian Methodist Hymn-book" points to a collective effort by Indian Methodist leaders who sought to foster a unique Christian identity within the diverse fabric of Indian society. Their commitment to contextual theology and the promotion of indigenous worship forms emerged from the historical context of missionary efforts in India, intertwined with local traditions, which motivated the authors to create a resource that resonates deeply with the spiritual journeys of Indian Methodists. This hymn-book is highly recommended for anyone interested in the intersection of faith and culture, particularly in a global context. Its rich tapestry of hymns presents a vital resource for worship leaders, scholars of religious studies, and congregants alike who seek to engage with the vibrancy of Indian Christianity and its musical expressions.