Yes, there are many songs (bhajans) dedicated to Sangh Bhakti in Jainism. Sangh refers to the Jain community or congregation, and bhakti means devotion. Songs on Sangh Bhakti express reverence and gratitude towards the Jain Sangh, which plays an essential role in preserving and promoting Jain teachings, supporting monks and nuns, and fostering a spiritual environment for laypeople.

These bhajans are commonly sung during Jain festivals, gatherings, and community events. They often praise the unity, purity, and service of the Sangh, and encourage members to support and strengthen it. Some well-known Sangh Bhakti bhajans include:

• "Sangh ki mahima apar hai"
• "Jain Sangh ki jai ho"
• "Sangh se jud jao re bhai"
• "Sangh seva ka avsar pao"

You can find such bhajans in Jain hymn books, on Jain community websites, and on platforms like YouTube by searching for "Jain Sangh Bhakti Bhajan" or "Sangh Mahima Bhajan".

These songs inspire members to unite, serve the Sangh, and maintain the values of Jainism together, as the Sangh is considered a critical pillar in the path towards liberation (moksha).