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| The Acceptable Sacrifice | In the service of the Master we are waiting… | Eva Ottarson Brown Gilbert | Eva Ottarson Brown Gilbert | |||||
| The Angels Are Waiting | The angels are waiting the news to receive… | William L. Blakeslee | J. R. Surine, Har. by J. R. Murray | |||||
| The Anticipated Praise | In our Father’s heav’nly mansions... | J. C. B., Arr. | P. M. Claunts | |||||
| The Army Of The Cross | The army of the Cross advances clad… | C. Austin Miles | C. Austin Miles | |||||
| The Banner Of The King | 'Neath the royal banner of the King… | Will H. Ruebush | Will H. Ruebush | |||||
| The Barren Fig-Tree | In the vineyard of the Master… | Mrs. M. B. C. Slade | R. M. McIntosh | |||||
| The Battle Hymn Of Missions | Eternal Father, Thou hast said, That Christ all glory shall obtain… | Ray Palmer | John Whitaker | |||||
| The Battle Is The Lord’s | It is hard to keep the narrow path… | M. Louise Smith | Howard E. Smith | |||||
| PPT | The Beauteous Day Now Closeth | The beauteous day now closeth, Each flow’r and tree reposeth… | Paul Gerhardt | Heinrich Isaak | ||||
| The Beautiful Bright Sunshine | The beautiful bright sunshine, That smiles on us below… | Anonymous | G. E. Oliver | |||||
| The Beautiful Gate | A lame man sat at the Beautiful gate… | John R. Clements, Arr. by P. P. Bilhorn | P. P. Bilhorn | |||||
| The Beautiful Land | In the twilight hours 'mid the breath of flow'rs… | Unknown | Rev. Alfred Lancaster | |||||
| The Beautiful Light | Jesus is the light, the way… | R. Kelso Carter | John R. Sweney | |||||
| The Beautiful Vale | My soul with rapture waits for thee… | Asa Hull, arr. | Asa Hull | |||||
| The Beautiful World | There’s beauty in the sunshine, There’s beauty in the showers… | H. Stinson | F. S. Stanton, Mus. Bac. | |||||
| The Best Friend Is Jesus | Oh, the best friend to have is Jesus… | P.P. Bilhorn | P.P. Bilhorn | |||||
| The Best Friend Of All | Do you seek for a friend… | G. M. Bills | G. M. Bills | |||||
| The Better Land | There is a land mine eye hath seen,,, | Rev. Gurdon Robins, arr. | Daniel B. Towner | |||||
| The Bible | The Book of the ages, the oldest, the new… | A. H. Ericsson | F. S. Stanton, Mus. Bac. | |||||
| PPT | The B-I-B-L-E | The B-I-B-L-E now that's the book for me… | Traditional | Traditional | ||||
| The Bird With The Broken Pinion | I walked in the woodland meadows… | Hezekiah Butterworth | Samuel W. Beazley | |||||
| The Bird With A Broken Wing | I walked in the woodland meadows… | Hezekiah Butterworth | J. H. Tenney | |||||
| The Bitter With The Sweet | Do not be discouraged when the dark clouds come… | Herbert Buffum | Charles H. Gabriel | |||||
| The Blessed Cross Of Jesus | The blessed cross of Jesus! Oh, bear it o’er the earth… | Jessie H. Brown | J. H. Fillmore | |||||
| The Blessed Rock | ’Mid the wild and fearful blast, I have reached the Rock at last… | Fanny J. Crosby | Hubert P. Main | |||||
| The Blood Is All My Plea | I knew that God in His word had spoken... | Rev. F. C. Baker | E. F. Miller | |||||
| The Bolted Door | Do you know the blessed Savior’s at the door… | Rev. John Parker | William J. Kirkpatrick | |||||
| The Bondage Of Love | O sweet will of God! Thou hast girded me round... | George D. Watson | Joseph Garrison | |||||
| The Branch Of Healing | If He will that I shall travel… | Miss Flora Kirkland | P. P. Bilhorn | |||||
| The Bridegroom Comes | The Bridegroom comes! Bride of the Lamb, awake… | Horatius Bonar | George C. Stebbins | |||||
| The Children's Friend Is Jesus | The children's Friend is Jesus, He calls them to His side... | Robert Harkness | Robert Harkness | |||||
| The Children’s Work | The army of our Lord and King... | Eva Ottarson Brown Gilbert | Eva Ottarson Brown Gilbert | |||||
| The Christian Soldier | Go forward, Christian soldier... | Rev. L. Tittiett | J. A. Butterfield | |||||
| The Christian Race | Press on, press on, with eager joy… | Fanny J. Crosby | Hubert P. Main | |||||
| The Christian’s Hope | While trav’ling thru this dreary land… | C. M. Seamans | C. M. Seamans | |||||
| The Christians’ Warfare | There is a constant strife In this lower life… | H. N. Lincoln | H. P. Clack, Arr. and Har. H. N. Lincoln | |||||
| MID | PPT | PPT | The Christian's Welcome Home | How sweet will be the welcome home... | Charles Edward Pollock | Charles Edward Pollock | ||
| PPT | PPT | The Church In The Wildwood | There's a church in the valley by the wildwood, No lovelier spot in the dale… | Dr. William S. Pitts | Dr. William S. Pitts | |||
| PPT | PPT | The Church's One Foundation (Arr. 1) | The Church's one foundation Is Jesus Christ her Lord … | S. J. Stone | G. J. Webb | |||
| PPT | The Church's One Foundation (Arr. 2) | The church's one foundation Is Jesus Christ her Lord… | Samuel J. Stone | Samuel S. Wesley | ||||
| The Church’s One Foundation (Arr. 3) | The Church’s one Foundation, Is Jesus Christ her Lord… | Samuel J. Stone | M. Haydn | |||||
| The City Of Dreams | There’s a City of Dreams... | Jessie Brown Pounds | Charles H. Gabriel | |||||
| The Clanging Bells Of Time | O the clanging bells of Time… | Ellen M. H. Gates, written for I. D. S., 1875 | Ira D. Sankey | |||||
| The Cleansing Blood | When they crucified my Savior… | Mrs. Elizabeth Miller | Oscar A. Miller | |||||
| The Cleansing Fountain | Behold a Fountain deep and wide… | Rian A. Dykes | Ira D. Sankey | |||||
| PPT | The Cleansing Wave | O now I see the crimson wave... | Mrs. Phoebe Palmer, Arr. | Mrs. Joseph F. Knapp | ||||
| The Comforter Has Come! | O spread the tidings ‘round, wherever man is found… | Rev. F. Bottome | William J. Kirkpatrick | |||||
| The Coming King | Lo, our King is surely coming, Cry the sentinels today… | Eva Ottarson Brown Gilbert | Eva Ottarson Brown Gilbert | |||||
| The Coming Of His Feet | In the crimson of the morning... | Selected | I. H. Meredith | |||||
| The Coming Of Jesus Draweth Nigh | I would sing of Jesus Christ, the Savior… | Albert & Olive Beddoe | Albert & Olive Beddoe | |||||
| The Coming Of The King | Are you waiting for the coming of the King… | Rebecca S. Pollard | D. B. Towner | |||||
| The Conquering Army | Forward! on to the fight… | S. E. Lowrey | I. N. McHose | |||||
| The Conqueror | O Thou Lamb of Calvary… | S. C. Kirk | Grant Colfax Tullar | |||||
| The Conqueror Of Death | Be glad! rejoice! Hope’s golden light Is rising with the dawn... | James Rowe | Thoro Harris | |||||
| The Conquest Of The Cross | In the conquest of the cross… | J. R. B. | L. Ozendorf | |||||
| The Crimson Stream | There is a crimson stream unseen… | P. L. Harris | Will M. Walker; Har by Charlie D. Tillman | |||||
| The Cross (Arr. 1) | The cross, the cross, the blood-stained cross… | William McDonald | John H. Stockton | |||||
| The Cross (Arr. 2) | The cross it standeth fast… | Dr. Bonar | J. R. Dunham | |||||
| The Cross And Crown | The cross is for only a day… | Arranged | J. R. Murray | |||||
| The Cross Is Mine | The Savior sends a precious gift to me… | John R. Bryant | John R. Bryant | |||||
| PPT | PPT | The Cross Is Not Greater | The cross that He gave may be heavy, But it ne'er outweighs His grace… | Ballington Booth | Ballington Booth | |||
| The Cross Of Jesus (Arr. 1) | Beneath the Cross of Jesus… | Miss E. C. Clephane | Ira D. Sankey | |||||
| The Cross Of Jesus (Arr. 2) | I must bear the cross of Jesus... | J. B. Moon | J. B. Moon | |||||
| The Cross-Roads | Have you reached the cross-roads, brother… | Flora V. Jenkins | F. E. Rimanoczy | |||||
| The Crown | O what love the Savior for my soul has shown… | B. B. Edmiaston | Emmett S. Dean | |||||
| The Crowning Day | Our Lord is now rejected, And by the world disowned... | El Nathan | James McGranahan | |||||
| The Cruse That Faileth Not | Is thy burden hard and heavy? do thy steps drag wearily– thy steps drag wearily… | Elizabeth R. Charles | J. B. Herbert | |||||
| The Dawn Of God's Dear Sabbath (Arr. 1) | The dawn of God's dear Sabbath… | Ada C. Cross | J. Walch | |||||
| The Dawn Of God's Dear Sabbath (Arr. 2) | The dawn of God's dear Sabbath Breaks o'er the earth… | Mrs. Ada Cambridge Cross (1844-1926), 1866 | Samuel Sebastian Wesley (1810-1876), 1864 | |||||
| The Dawning Day | We see the light of happy morn… | R. F. Chalk | C. M. Seamans | |||||
| The Day-Break Song | Lift your eyes, the day is breaking… | Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr. | George F. Rosche | |||||
| PPT | The Day Is Gently Sinking To A Close (Arr. 1) | The day is gently sinking to a close, Fainter and yet more faint the sunlight glows… | Christopher Wordsworth | Henry Smart | ||||
| The Day Is Gently Sinking To A Close (Arr. 2) | The day is gently sinking to a close, Fainter and yet more faint... | Christopher Wordsworth | Caryl Florio | |||||
| The Day Is Past And Gone (Arr. 1) | The day is past and gone… | Latin. Tr. William John Blew, 1849 | S. M. Bixby | |||||
| The Day Is Past And Gone (Arr. 2) | The day is past and gone, Great God… | The Rev. William John Blew, M. A. (1808-1894) | Arranged from Robert Schumann (1810-1866) | |||||
| The Day Is Past And Over (Arr. 1) | The day is past and over: All thanks, O Lord, to Thee… | Translated by John Mason Neale | A. H. Brown | |||||
| The Day Is Past And Over (Arr. 2) | The day is past and over: All thanks, O Lord, to Thee... | St. Anatolius; Tr. By Rev. D. Neale | Caryl Florio | |||||
| The Day Is Past And Over (Arr. 3) | The day is past and over; All thanks, O Lord… | St. Anatolius; Tr. The Rev. John Mason Neale, D. D. (1818-1866), 1862 | Sir Joseph Barnby (1838-1896), 1869 | |||||
| The Day Is Spent | The day is spent, and evening shadows fall… | Mrs. S. К. Bourne, 1892 | S. M. Bixby | |||||
| The Day Of All Days | Time with its tempests is passing away… | James M. Black | Herbert G. Tovey | |||||
| The Day Of God | The day of God... | Frederick L. Hosmer (1891), Abridged | John B. Dykes (1866) | |||||
| The Day Of Praise Is Done | The day of praise is done; The evening shadows fall... | Rev. J. Ellerton | Caryl Florio | |||||
| The Day Of Prayer Is Ending | The day of prayer is ending, Our feet must… | Ms. Ella Sophia Bulley Armitage (1841-1931) | Arthur Henry Brown (1830-1926), 1874 | |||||
| PPT | The Day Of Resurrection (Arr. 1) | The day of resurrection! Earth, tell it out abroad; The passover of gladness… | John of Damascus | Henry T. Smart | ||||
| The Day Of Resurrection (Arr. 2) | The day of resurrection! Earth tell it out… | John of Damascus, Tr. Rev. John Mason Neale (1862) | Franz Joseph Haydn | |||||
| The Day Of Resurrection (Arr. 3) | The Day of Resurrection! Earth, tell it out abroad… | Greek, Tr. J. M. Neale | D. C. Martin | |||||
| The Day Of Resurrection (Arr. 4) | The day of resurrection... | John of Damascus (749), Tr. by John M. Neale (1853), Translation revised | Arr. from J. Manuel Haydn (1737-1808) | |||||
| The Day-Star Hath Risen | The Day-Star hath risen… | Fanny J. Crosby | George C. Stebbins | |||||
| PPT | The Day Thou Gavest (Arr. 1) | The day Thou gavest, Lord, is ended, The darkness falls at Thy behest… | John Ellerton | Clement C. Scholefield | ||||
| The Day Thou Gavest, Lord, Is Ended (Arr. 2) | The day Thou gavest, Lord, is ended... | John Ellerton (1870) | John S. B. Hodges (1868) | |||||
| The Dearest Friend | The best of friends I have in heaven… | Tr. J. H. Horstmann (1908) | Louise Reichhardt | |||||
| The Dearest Name Of All Is Jesus | O, the dearest name of all is Jesus… | John R. Clements | John R. Clements | |||||
| The Dispensation Day | In the awful age of night… | B. E. Warren | B. E. Warren | |||||
| The Door Of Hope | Weary soul, in sorrow pining, Hark, the Master calleth thee… | Flora Kirkland | Hubert P. Main | |||||
| The Door Of Mercy | I heard a voice that said, Arise… | Victoria Stewart | Charles H. Gabriel | |||||
| The Drink I’ll Use | The drink I’ll use will not be wine... | Rev. A. W. Orwig | J. H. Kurzenknabe | |||||
| The Earth Is Hushed In Silence (Arr. 1) | The earth is hushed in silence, Its cares now flee away… | C. A. Gebauer (1792-1852), Tr. Anonymous | G. H. Trebel | |||||
| The Earth Is Hushed In Silence (Arr. 2) | The earth is hushed in silence, Its cares now free… | Anonymous, 1897 | Felix Mendelssohn, 1809-1847 | |||||
| The Easter Lilies | The Easter lilies shed their rich perfume, And greet the morning... | Mrs. S. K. Bourne, 1892 | E. P. Tate | |||||
| PPT | PPT | The Eastern Gate | I will meet you in the morning, Just inside the Eastern Gate… | I. G. Martin | Arrangement by I. G. Martin | |||
| The End Of The Journey Is Near | Has the journey been long… | Ina Duley Ogdon | P. P. Bilhorn | |||||
| PPT | PPT | The End Of The Way | The sands have been washed in the footprints Of the Stranger on Galilee's shore… | Charlie D. Tillman | Charlie D. Tillman | |||
| The Evergreen Shore | Sailing life’s tempestuous sea... | William Appel | Charles H. Gabriel | |||||
| The Faithful Pilot | I am nearing scenes celestial, And rejoicing I go… | Laura E. Newell | J. H. Hall | |||||
| The Family Bible | This book is all that’s left… | George P. Morris | T. E. Jones | |||||
| The Fathers Built This City (Arr. 1) | The fathers built this city In times now long ago… | William George Tarrant | John B. Dykes | |||||
| The Fathers Built This City (Arr. 2) | The fathers built this city… | William George Tarrant | Alfred James Caldicott (1842-1897) | |||||
| The Father's Call | Hear the heav'nly Father calling… | Eliza M. Sherman | W. F. Werschkul | |||||
| The Fields Are All White | The fields are all white, And the reapers are few… | Rev. W. H. Cooke | Rev. W. H. Cooke | |||||
| The Fight Is On | The fight is on, the trumpet-sound is ringing out… | Mrs. C. H. Morris | Mrs. C. H. Morris | |||||
| The Flowing Fountain | Look away to Calv'ry's rugged mountain… | Charles H. Gabriel | Charles H. Gabriel | |||||
| The Fullness Of Blessing | Holy Spirit, dwell with me... | Chorus by Elisha A. Hoffman | Arranged, vss. arr. by R. M. McIntosh | |||||
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The Gate Ajar (3 vs.) The Gate Ajar (4 vs.) |
There is a gate that stands ajar, And through its portals gleaming… | Mrs. Lydia Baxter | Philip Phillips | |
| The Gates Of Light Shall Open | Fear not thou care-worn one… | Ida L. Reed | W. A. Ogden | |||||
| The Gates Of Mercy | You, who long in sin have wandered… | F. M. Davis | F. M. Davis | |||||
| PPT | The Gift Of The Spirit | The Father kind above Sent forth in tender love His spirit in a measure… | Palmer Hartsough | J. H. Fillmore | ||||
| The Gifts Of God | His gifts are greater than my dreams… | Jessie Brown Pounds | E. O. Excell | |||||
| The Glad New Song | O blessed tho’t O joy divine! | William McEwan | William McEwan | |||||
| The Glad Refrain | Lonely o'er life's desert way… | Rev. George P. Hott | Charles H. Gabriel | |||||
| The Glorious Change | Soon shall our Savior in glory appear… | C. M. Seamans | C. M. Seamans | |||||
| The Glorious City | In the realms of light and glory There’s a city pure and bright… | C. M. Seamans | C. M. Seamans | |||||
| The Glorious Morning | Soon shall we see the glorious morning, Saints arise! saints arise… | William Hunter | William B. Bradbury | |||||
| The Glorious Tidings | Christ is your redeemer… | Victor M. Hatfield | Susie E. Hatfield | |||||
| The Glory Of The Spring How Sweet (Arr. 1) | The glory of the spring how sweet, The new-born life how glad... | Thomas H. Gill (1867) | Old Melody | |||||
| The Glory Of The Spring How Sweet (Arr. 2) | The glory of the spring how sweet... | Thomas H. Gill (1867) | Alexander R. Reinagle (1826) | |||||
| The Glory Land | Over the river is Glory Land, Free from care and sorrow… | Fanny J. Crosby | William H. Doane | |||||
| PPT | PPT | The Glory-Land Way | I'm in the way, the bright and shining way... | James S. Torbett | James S. Torbett | |||
| PPT | The God Of Abraham Praise | The God of Abrah'm praise, Who reigns enthroned above… | Thomas Olivers | Hebrew Melody, Arr. by Meyer Lyon | ||||
| The God Of Glory Walks His Round | The God of glory walks His round... | Reginald Heber | John Halton | |||||
| The God Of Harvest Praise (Arr. 1) | The God of harvest praise… | J. Montgomery | Felice Giasdini | |||||
| The God Of Harvest Praise (Arr. 2) | The God of harvest praise… | J. Montgomery | Dr. John Bull | |||||
| The God Of Mercy Be Adored | The God of mercy be adored, Who calls our souls from death... | Unknown | J. Chetham | |||||
| The God That To The Fathers | The God that to the fathers... | Minot J. Savage | Henry Smart (1836) | |||||
| The Golden Chord | In Christ there is no East or West… | William Arthur Dunkerly | B. Turner | |||||
| The Golden City | There's a city bright and golden… | Eliza M. Sherman | W. F. Sherwin | |||||
| The Golden Gates Are Lifted Up (Arr. 1) |
The golden gates are lifted up, The doors are opened wide… |
Mrs. C. F. Alexander | Arr. by Arthur Sullivan | |||||
| The Golden Gates Are Lifted Up (Arr. 2) | The golden gates are lifted up... | C. F. Alexander, abr. | S. M. Bixby | |||||
| The Golden Gates Are Lifted (Arr. 3) | The golden gates are lifted… | Mrs. V. G. Ramsey | J. R. Murray | |||||
| The Good Old Bible | We love the good old Bible… | A. J. Bailey | Arthur Berridge | |||||
| The Good Old-Fashioned Way | I am on the Gospel highway… | Rev. Johnson Oatman | E. O. Excell | |||||
| The Good Old Gospel | I believe the blessed Savior… | L. D. Mason, Alt. and Chorus added by James M. Gray | D. B. Towner | |||||
| PPT | The Gospel Bells | The gospel bells are ringing Over land from sea to sea… | S. Wesley Martin | S. Wesley Martin | ||||
| The Gospel Call | The Spirit and the bride say… | Arthur T. Pierson | George C. Stebbins | |||||
| The Gospel Feast | Come, sinners, to the gospel feast... | Charles Wesley, Chorus by H. L. Gilmore | H. L. Gilmore | |||||
| The Gospel Invitation (Arr. 1) | Have you heard the invitation… | Laura E. Newell | J. H. Hall | |||||
| The Gospel Invitation (Arr. 2) | We are told of the feast… | H. N. Lincoln | W. H. Whitworth | |||||
| MID | PPT | PPT | The Gospel Is For All | Of one the Lord has made the race… | J. M. McCaleb | Arrangement by R. M. McIntosh | ||
| The Gospel News | Dying souls that perish on the wastes of sin… | Samuel W. Beazley | Samuel W. Beazley | |||||
| The Gospel Of Thy Grace | The gospel of Thy grace My stubborn heart has won... | Rev. A. T. Pierson | James McGranahan | |||||
| The Gospel Railroad | The road to heav’n thru Christ was laid… | Mrs. Hall Booth | H. H. Booth, Arr. by P. P. Bilhorn | |||||
| The Gospel Story | To Him whose care prolongs our days… | Julia Sterling | Ira D. Sankey | |||||
| The Gospel Trumpet Sounds | The gospel trumpet sounds, Let those that hear obey… | Fanny J. Crosby | Hubert P. Main | |||||
| The Gospel Trumpet’s Sounding (Arr. 1) | The gospel trumpet's sounding… | English | R. S. Thain | |||||
| The Gospel Trumpet's Sounding (Arr. 2) | The gospel trumpet's sounding… | English | Hampton H. Sewell | |||||
| The Grace Of Our Lord Jesus Christ (Arr. 1) | The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all. Amen. | Romans 16:24 | W. F. Sherwin | |||||
| The Grace Of Our Lord Jesus Christ (Arr. 2) | The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, The love of God the Father... | Unknown | A. T. Schauffer | |||||
| The Grace Of Our Lord Jesus Christ (Arr. 3) | The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, The love of God the Father... | Unknown | Frank N. Shepperd | |||||
| The Grand Old Bible | Hold up the grand old Bible to the people… | Charles H. Gabriel | Charles H. Gabriel | |||||
| The Grand Old Ship Of Zion | In the grand old ship of Zion… | Fanny J. Crosby | Ira D. Sankey | |||||
| The Grand Old Story Of Salvation | We tell it as we journey t’ward the mansions built above… | Eliza E. Hewitt | William J. Kirkpatrick | |||||
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The Great Physician (3
vs.) The Great Physician (7 vs.) |
The great Physician now is near, The sympathizing Jesus… | William Hunter | J. H. Stockton |
| MID | PPT | PPT | The Great Redeemer | How I love the great Redeemer Who is doing so much for me… | Francis Foster | Samuel W. Beazley | ||
| The Great Redeemer Lives | Now I know the great Redeemer… | Richard Burnham | Henry A. Lewis | |||||
| The Green Hill Far Away | There is a green hill fly away… | Mrs. C. F. Alexander | Hubert P. Main | |||||
| The Half Has Never Been Told | I know I love Thee better, Lord... | Frances R. Havergal | R. E. Hudson | |||||
| The Half Was Never Told | Repeat the story o'er and o'er… | P. P. Bliss | P. P. Bliss | |||||
| The Hallowed Spot | There is a spot to me more dear… | Rev. William Hunter, D. D. | Arr. by T. C. O’Kane | |||||
| The Hand That Leadeth Me | Tho’ skies be dark, and rough the way… | Maggie E. Gregory | Charles H. Gabriel | |||||
| PPT | The Hand That Was Wounded For Me | The hand that was nailed to the cross of woe… | Hattie Pierson & Fred Morris | D. B. Towner | ||||
| The Happy Land | There is a happy land, Far, far away… | Andrew Young | Indian Air | |||||
| The Harbor Lights Appear | Far out upon the restless sea... | Lizzie DeArmond | I. H. Meredith | |||||
| The Harbor Of Love | I have anchored my soul in the harbor of love… | James W. Black | Herbert G. Tovey | |||||
| The Harvest Home | Oft our voices here we raise… | Lida Shivers Leech | Lida Shivers Leech | |||||
| The Harvest Is Sure | Reaping the harvest, so bright and fair… | Gordon | J. H. Ruebush | |||||
| The Harvest Time | Look up! behold, the fields are white… | Rev. M. L. Hofford | W. F. Sherwin | |||||
| The Harvest Will Surely Come | Take heed what you sow in life’s… | Alice Jean Cleaton | Adam Geibel | |||||
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The Haven Of Rest (3
vs.) The Haven Of Rest (4 vs.) |
My soul in sad exile was out on life's sea… | H. L. Gilmour | George D. Moore |
| PPT | The Head That Once Was Crowned (Arr. 1) | The head that once was crowned with thorns … | Thomas Kelley | Jeremiah Clarke | ||||
| The Head That Once Was Crowned With Thorns (Arr. 2) | The head that once was crowned with thorns... | Thomas Kelly | William B. Bradbury | |||||
| The Head That Once Was Crowned (Arr. 3) | The head that was once crowned with thorns… | Thomas Kelly (1820) | C. C. Glaser (1874-1829) | |||||
| The Head That Once Was Crowned (Arr. 4) | The head that once was crowned with thorns… | Thomas Kelly (1820) | Samuel W. Beazley | |||||
| The Healed Pinion | There's a song of a broken pinion… | John R. Bryant | John R. Bryant | |||||
| PPT | The Heart Shall Reap In Joy | Some golden day the heart shall reap... | Miss Ada Powell | Austin Hazelwood | ||||
| The Heart That Was Broken For Me | When tempted to wander away… | Lizzie DeArmond | B. D. Ackley | |||||
| The Heavenly Canaan | There is a land of pure delight… | Rev. Isaac Watts | William Henry Oakley | |||||
| The Heavenly Land | I love to think of the heavenly land… | Rev. Lewis Hartsough | William B. Bradbury | |||||
| The Heavenly Summerland | Beyond the winter’s storm and blight… | Alice Jean Cleator | J. Lincoln Hall | |||||
| The Heavens Are Declaring | The heav’ns are declaring the Lord’s endless glory… | Christian F. Gellert | Arr. from Beethoven | |||||
| The Heavens Declare His Glory | The heavens declare His glory… | J. Conder | George J. Webb (1837) | |||||
| PPT | The Heavens Declare The Glory Of God | The heav'ns declare the glory of God, And the firmament showeth His handiwork… | Psalms 19:1-3 | Arranged from H. R. Palmer by L. O. S. | ||||
| The Heavens Declare Thy Glory | The heav'ns declare thy glory, The Firmament The pow'r… | Thomas R. Birks (1874) | Timothy R. Matthews (1855) | |||||
| The Heavens Declare Thy Glory, Lord (Arr. 1) | The heavens declare Thy glory, Lord, In ev'ry star Thy wisdom shines... | Isaac Watts, 1719 | Hayden | |||||
| The Heavens Declare Thy Glory, Lord (Arr. 2) | The heav'ns declare Thy glory, Lord; ln ev'ry star Thy wisdom shines… | Isaac Watts | L. van Beethoven | |||||
| The Hem Of His Garment | She only touch'd the hem of His garment… | George F. Root | George F. Root | |||||
| The Higher Level | Pilgrims trav’ling to yon city, Turn to Christ your weary eyes… | Flora Kirkland | I. H. Meredith | |||||
| The Holiest Name | Dearest name in earth or heaven… | Margaret Moody | W. A. Ogden | |||||
| PPT | PPT | The Hollow Of God's Hand | I am safe, whatever may betide me; I am safe, whoever may deride me… | E. D. Mund | E. S. Lorenz | |||
| The Holy Ghost Is Here (Arr. 1) | The Holy Ghost is here... | Rev. Charles H. Spurgeon, 1866 | J. C. Woodman | |||||
| The Holy Ghost Is Here (Arr. 2) | The Holy Ghost is here, Where saints… | C. H. Spurgeon | Fred C. Moyer | |||||
| The Holy Spirit | The Spirit, oh, sinner, In mercy doth move… | P. P. Bliss | P. P. Bliss | |||||
| The Home Gathering | Here we all must part, Here the aching heart… | C. Austin Miles | C. Austin Miles | |||||
| The Homeland (Arr. 1) | The Homeland! the Homeland! The land of the free-born… | Rev. H. R. Haweis | Arthur S. Sullivan | |||||
| The Homeland! O The Homeland! (Arr. 2) | The Homeland! O the Homeland! The land of the free-born… | H. R. Haweis | A. S. Sullivan | |||||
| The Homeland! (Arr. 3) | The Homeland! O the Homeland! The land of the freeborn… | Rev. R. H. Haweis | George C. Stebbins | |||||
| The Homeland (Arr. 4) | We love to think of that Homeland... | Margaret Ford | H. A. Farnsworth | |||||
| The Home Light | Tho’ far thou hast wandered… | Jennie Wilson | J. W. Lerman | |||||
| The Hope Of Glory | What to me are all life's pleasures… | Helen R. Young | Helen R. Young | |||||
| The Hope Of The Soul | The soul hath a hope ever dear… | Rev. W. P. Rivers | R. M. McIntosh | |||||
| The Hope Set Before You | Lay hold on the hope set before you… | Fanny J. Crosby | E. O. Excell | |||||
| The Hour Of Prayer (Arr. 1) | There’s an hour that comes like a healing balm… | Fanny J. Crosby | W. H. Doane | |||||
| The Hour Of Prayer (Arr. 2) | Glory to God for the joy to meet… | Fanny J. Crosby | John R. Sweney | |||||
| The Hour We Spend With Jesus | There is no sweeter time than this… | Fanny J. Crosby | W. H. Doane | |||||
| The Inner Circle | Have you heard the voice of Jesus Whisper, "I have chosen you… | Flora Kirkland | Winfield Scott Weeden | |||||
| The Jericho Road | By the Jericho road Bartimeus had sat... | John M. Clements | Mrs. W. E. Bliss Wilson | |||||
| The Jewels Of God | Who are those pilgrims in plain attire… | F. A. Blackmer | F. A. Blackmer | |||||
| The Joy Of The Lord | The joy of the Lord is my strength… | Lanta Wilson Smith | Lanta Wilson Smith | |||||
| The Joyful Proclamation | Send the joyful proclamation… | F. M. Davis | F. M. Davis | |||||
| The Joyful Sound | Salvation! Oh, the joyful sound… | Isaac Watts | C. O. Glaser | |||||
| The Judgment | I dreamed that the great Judgment Morning… | War Cry | Charlie D. Tillman | |||||
| The King Of Glory Standeth | The King of glory standeth... | Arr. by J. M. Hodson | Frank N. Shepperd, 1894 | |||||
| The King Of Kings | Joyfully now our songs are resounding… | Charles H. Gabriel | Charles H. Gabriel | |||||
| PPT | The King Of Love My Shepherd Is (Arr. 1) | The King of love my Shepherd is, Whose goodness faileth never… | Sir Henry Williams Baker | John B. Dykes | ||||
| The King Of Love My Shepherd Is (Arr. 2) | The King of love my Shepherd is, Whose goodness faileth never… | Sir Henry Williams Baker | William J. Kirkpatrick | |||||
| The King Of Love My Shepherd Is (Arr. 3) | The King of love my Shepherd is, Whose goodness faileth never… | Sir Henry Williams Baker | Irish Melody; Harmony from The English Hymnal | |||||
| The King Of Love My Shepherd Is (Arr. 4) | The King of love my Shepherd is, Whose goodness faileth never… | Sir Henry Williams Baker | Samuel W. Beazley | |||||
| The King Of Love My Shepherd Is (Arr. 5) | The King of love my Shepherd is, Whose goodness faileth never… | Sir Henry Williams Baker | Ich dank' dir schon, Michael Prätorius (1610) | |||||
| PPT | The Kingdom Is Spreading | From all the dark places Of earth's heathen races… | Mrs. M. B. C. Slade | R. M. McIntosh | ||||
| PPT | PPT | The Kingdoms Of Earth Pass Away | The kingdoms of earth pass away one by one... | H. R. Trickett | J. H. Fillmore | |||
| The King’s Highway | Heralds of Christ who bear the king’s commands… | Laura Scherer Copenhaver | George W. Warren | |||||
| The Lab’rers Are Few | Up and away to the fields ready white... | Frank M. Davis | G. E. Leonard | |||||
| The Lamb Is The Light Thereof | If never the gaze of sun and moon… | Mrs. E. W. Griswold | George C. Stebbings | |||||
| The Lamb Of Calvary | There was love, deep love, in the cross displayed… | Rev. J. H. Martin, D. D. | R. M. McIntosh | |||||
| The Land Of Welcomes | There is a land of welcomes, With ne’er a last farewell… | Mrs. Annie S. Hawks | Hubert P. Main | |||||
| The Land Where They Never Grow Old | When we tread the dark shades of the vale of the years… | Philip Roberts | Benjamin Franklin Butts | |||||
| The Last Chance | Do you hear the voice of God… | Rev. George A. LeClere | O. E. Mattox | |||||
| PPT | PPT | The Last Mile Of The Way | If I walk in the pathway of duty, If I work till the close of the day… | Johnson Oatman, Jr. | William Edie Marks | |||
| The Law Is Love | On leaves of stone our God made known His will for coming ages… | Eben E. Rexford | T. Martin Towne | |||||
| MID | PPT | PPT | The Law Of The Lord | The law of the Lord is perfect… | Psalm 19:7-10 | Traditional | ||
| The Light! | In the darkness of the night… | John McPhail | John McPhail | |||||
| The Less I Am, The More Thou Art | The less I am, the more Thou art... | Adolf Moraht | Caryl Florio | |||||
| The Light Along The Ages | The light along the ages... | William G. Tarrant | Samuel S. Wesley (1867) | |||||
| The Light Of His Throne | Tho’ our way may seem dreary… | Jennie Wilson | William F. Parker | |||||
| The Light Of My Heavenly Home | The sunlight is fading, the night is drawing nigh… | H. Trueman Light | E. L. Ozendorff | |||||
| The Light Of The World | Tell it o’er the mountain… | Rev. Johnson Oatman | Charles H. Gabriel | |||||
| The Light Of The World Is Jesus (Arr. 1) | The whole world was lost in darkness… | P. P. Bliss | P. P. Bliss | |||||
| The Light Of The World Is Jesus (Arr. 2) | The whole world was lost in the darkness of sin... | Philip P. Bliss | Philip P. Bliss | |||||
| The Light Pours Down From Heaven | The light pours down from heaven... | Joseph Gostick (1848) | Lowell Mason (1829) | |||||
| The Light That Once In Judah | The light that once in Judah shone… | H. Butterworth | H. Butterworth | |||||
| MID | PPT | PPT | The Lily Of The Valley (Arr. 1) | I have found a friend in Jesus, He's ev'rything to me… | Charles W. Fry | William S. Hays | ||
| The Lily Of The Valley (Arr. 2) | I’ve found a friend in Jesus… | C. W. Fry | Arr. by Ira D. Sankey | |||||
| The Lion Of Judah (Arr. 1) | How sweetly o’er the mountain of Zion… | Fanny J. Crosby | W. H. Doane | |||||
| The Lion Of Judah (Arr. 2) | The Lion of Judah goes forth in His might... | W. C. Martin | M. L. McPhail | |||||
| The Little Foxes | Tis the crafty little foxes… | C. M. Seamans | C. M. Seamans | |||||
| The Little Missionary | I need not go to India… | J. R. Murray | J. R. Murray | |||||
| The Little Ones’ Offering | Little hands that never yet have learned to sin… | Eva Ottarson Brown Gilbert | Eva Ottarson Brown Gilbert | |||||
| The Living Water | Come to the fount of healing… | Julia Sterling | Victor H. Benke | |||||
| The Long, Long Road With Jesus | In the path of sin I could not stay… | Rev. Alfred Barratt | Harry Dixon Loes | |||||
| The Lookout Answers “All Is Well” | The night is dark, the waves run high… | Ralph Atkinson | D. B. Towner | |||||
| The Lord Be With Us As We Bend (Arr. 1) | The Lord be with us as bend… | John Ellerton, 1872 | William Gardiner, 1812 | |||||
| The Lord Be With Us As We Bend (Arr. 2) | The Lord be with us as we bend His blessing to receive... | Rev. J. Ellerton | Caryl Florio | |||||
| The Lord Be With Us As We Bend (Arr. 3) | The Lord be with us as we bend His blessing to receive… | John Ellerton (1872) | John B. Dykes (1875) | |||||
| The Lord Be With Us (Arr. 4) | The Lord be with us... | John Ellerton (1870) | A. R. Reinagle (1826) | |||||
| The Lord Bless Thee (Arr. 1) | The Lord bless thee, and keep thee.. | Numbers 6:24-26 | Henry Baraclough | |||||
| The Lord Bless Thee (Arr. 2) | The Lord bless thee and keep thee… | Numbers 6:24-26 | Fredrick Maxson | |||||
| The Lord Bless Thee And Keep Thee | The Lord bless thee, and keep thee… | Unknown | Lucy Rider Meyer | |||||
| MID | PPT | PPT | The Lord Bless You And Keep You (Arr. 1) | The Lord bless you and keep you… | Peter C. Lutkin | Peter C. Lutkin | ||
| PPT | PPT | The Lord Bless You And Keep You (Arr. 2) | The Lord bless thee and keep thee; The Lord make His face to shine upon thee… | Num 6:24-26 | E. L. J. | |||
| The Lord Doth In His Kingdom Come | The Lord doth in His Kingdom come... | Victor von Strauss | Caryl Florio | |||||
| "The Lord Forsaken Not His Own" | "The Lord forsaken not His own," He hears their feeblest cry… | Helen A. Steinhauer, 1877 | American Tune, 1726 | |||||
| The Lord Has Risen | Awake, glad soul! awake! awake! Thy Lord has risen long... | John S. B. Monsell | F. A. Blackmer | |||||
| PPT | The Lord In Zion Reigneth | The Lord in Zion reigneth, Let all the world rejoice… | Fanny J. Crosby | Hart P. Danks | ||||
| The Lord Is Able | When days are gloomy, my heart still sings... | Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr. | Charles K. Langley | |||||
| The Lord Is Good | The Lord is good, and full of grace… | E. E. Hewitt | P. P. Bilhorn | |||||
| The Lord Is In His Holy Place | The Lord is in His Holy Place... | William C. Gannett (1873) | Henry Hiles (1868) | |||||
| MID | PPT | PPT | The Lord Is In His Holy Temple | The Lord is in his holy temple… | Habakkuk 2:20 | William J. Kirkpatrick | ||
| The Lord Is My Banner | "The Lord is my banner," To battle I go... | John R. Clements | H. P. Danks | |||||
| The Lord Is My Keeper | The Lord is my Keeper and this is my song… | Fanny J. Crosby | I. Allan Sankey | |||||
| PPT | The Lord Is My Shepherd (Arr. 1) | The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not want… | H. W. Elliott | H. W. Elliott | ||||
| The Lord Is My Shepherd (Arr. 2) | The Lord is my Shepherd, no want shall I know… | Psalm 23, Arr. | T. Koschat | |||||
| The Lord Is My Shepherd (Arr. 3) | The Lord is my Shepherd, no want shall I know… | James Montgomery | M. Portogallo | |||||
| The Lord Is My Shepherd (Arr. 4) | The Lord is my Shepherd, no want shall I know... | James Montgomery | Frank N. Shepperd, 1891 | |||||
| The Lord Is My Shepherd (Arr. 5) | The Lord is my Shepherd; no want shall I know… | James Montgomery | T. Koschat | |||||
| The Lord Is My Shepherd (Arr. 6) | The Lord is my Shepherd… | Fannie Chadwick | R. M. McIntosh | |||||
| The Lord Is My Shepherd (Arr. 7) | The Lord is my shepherd... | James Montgomery (1822), Psalm 23 | Wade’s Cantus Diversi (1751) | |||||
| The Lord Is My Shepherd (Arr. 8) | The Lord is my Shepherd, no want shall I know… | James Montgomery | Anne Steel | |||||
| The Lord Is My Shepherd (Arr. 9) | The Lord is my Shepherd, no want shall I know… | James Montgomery | Portogallo | |||||
| The Lord Is Nigh | The Lord is nigh unto all them that call upon Him… | Psalms 145:18 | E. L. Jorgenson | |||||
| The Lord Is Rich And Merciful | The Lord is rich and merciful... | Rev. T. T. Lynch, 1868 | Joseph Martine | |||||
| The Lord Jehovah Reigns | The Lord Jehovah reigns… | Isaac Watts | D. B. Towner | |||||
| The Lord Keep Watch Between Me And Thee | The Lord keep watch ‘tween me and thee… | Eleanor W. Long | H. R. Palmer | |||||
| PPT | The Lord My Pasture Shall Prepare | The Lord my pasture shall prepare, And feed me with a shepherd’s care… | Joseph Addison | Unknown | ||||
| MID | PPT | PPT | The Lord My Shepherd Is (Arr. 1) | The Lord my Shepherd is: I shall be well supplied… | Isaac Watts | Unknown | ||
| The Lord My Shepherd Is (Arr. 2) | The Lord my Shepherd is, I shall be well… | Rev. Isaac Watts (1719) | Arr. by Miss Alice A. Nevin | |||||
| The Lord Of Life Is Risen | The Lord of life is risen; Sing Easter heralds, sing… | Rev. Johann Lange (1851), Tr. by Rev. Henry Harnaugh | A. Nevin | |||||
| PPT | PPT | The Lord Our Rock | O the Rock! 'tis a cleft and a strong, sure defense… | J. P. Lane | J. P. Lane | |||
| The Lord Raised Me | In the awful sea of sin… | James Rowe | Hamp Sewell | |||||
| The Lord Will Answer Prayer | Pray on, pray on, believing ones... | Fanny J. Crosby | H. P. Danks | |||||
| The Lord Will Provide (Arr. 1) | In some way or another… | Mrs. M. A. Cook | From "Hallowed Songs" | |||||
| The Lord Will Provide (Arr. 2) | In someway or other The Lord will provide… | Mrs. M. A. W. Cook | C. S. Harrington | |||||
| The Lord Will Repay | Sowing, sowing, sowing for the Master… | C. Austin Miles | C. Austin Miles | |||||
| MID | PPT | PPT | The Lord's My Shepherd (Arr. 1) | The Lord's my Shepherd I'll not want… | From Scottish Psalter | John Campbell | ||
| PPT | PPT | The Lord's My Shepherd (Arr. 2) | The Lord's my Shepherd, I'll not want; He makes me down to lie In pastures green… | F. Rous | Jessie Seymour Irvine | |||
| The Lord's My Shepherd (Arr. 3) | The Lord's my shepherd, I'll not want… | "Rouse's Version,", 1643 | William H. Havergal, 1847 | |||||
| The Lord’s My Shepherd (Arr. 4) | The Lord's my Shepherd, I'll not want… | Psalm 23 | F. H. Barthélémon | |||||
| The Lord’s My Shepherd (Arr. 5) | The Lord’s my Shepherd, I’ll not want… | Psalm 23 | William Gardiner | |||||
| The Lord's Prayer (Arr. 1) | Our Father in heaven We hallow Thy name… | Sara J. Hale | E. M. Bowman | |||||
| The Lord’s Prayer (Arr. 2) | Teach us to pray, O God, our King… | D. S. Taylor | D. S. Taylor | |||||
| MID | PPT | PPT | The Lord's Supper (Arr. 1) | When we meet in sweet communion… | Tillit S. Teddlie | Tillit S. Teddlie | ||
| PPT | The Lord's Supper (Arr. 2) | That dreadful night before His death, The Lamb for sinners slain… | Joseph Hart | Hugh Wilson | ||||
| The Lord’s Vineyard | Go work in God’s vineyard… | O. W. Pettid | Ferd Degen, Arr. by P. P. Bilhorn | |||||
| The Lost Sheep (Arr. 1) | From the hundred sheep which the Shepherd’s care… | Fanny J. Crosby | W. H. Doane | |||||
| The Lost Sheep (Arr. 2) | The ninety and nine, His dear ones that stay… | Mrs. M. B. C. Slade | R. M. McIntosh | |||||
| MID | PPT | PPT | The Love Of God (Arr. 1) | Since the love of God has shed priceless blessings on my head… | Laurene Highfield | Samuel W. Beazley | ||
| PPT | PPT | The Love Of God (Arr. 2) | The love of God is greater far Than tongue or pen can ever tell… | F. M. Lehman | F. M. Lehman, Arr. by Claudia Lehman Mays | |||
| The Love Of God (Arr. 3) | Far beyond all human comprehension… | Haldor Lillenas | Haldor Lillenas | |||||
| The Love Of The Spirit | Praise the “Love of God” “our Father,” Praise the love of God His Son… | Rev. R. H. Brooks, D. D. | Francois H. Barthelemon | |||||
| The Love That Gave Jesus To Die | Let us sing of the love of the Lord… | El Nathan | James McGranahan | |||||
| The Lovely Land C. M. | There is a land of pure delight… | Isaac Watts | Rev. R. Lowry | |||||
| The Loving Little Ones | Tis Jesus loves little ones… | Rev. E. Unangst | J. H. Kurzenknabe | |||||
| The Loyal Army | We've enlisted in the army… | W. C. Brown, Arr by W. A. O. | A. B. Kaufman, Arr by W. A. O. | |||||
| The Macedonian Cry | There's a wail from the islands of the sea… | Mrs. M. B. C. Slade | W. E. M. Hackleman | |||||
| The Man At The Gate | Just under the shadow of God's own house... | Rev. James B. Ely | Mrs. M. H. Munford | |||||
| The Man Of Galilee | Shout aloud the stirring summons… | S. J. Duncan-Clark | E. O. Sellers | |||||
| The Mansions Yonder | Shall we reach the home in glory… | Mrs. E. W. Chapman | J. H. Tenney | |||||
| The Many Mansions | There are mansions full of glory… | C. M. Seamans | C. M. Seamans | |||||
| The Marriage Of The King's Son | Once a feast was made and the board was laid… | Mrs. M. B. C. Slade | R. M. McIntosh | |||||
| The Master Calleth For Thee | Her sad vigil keeping, Mary sat weeping… | Mrs. M. B. C. Slade | R. M. McIntosh | |||||
| The Master Has Come | The Master is come and calleth thee… | P. P. Bilhorn | P. P. Bilhorn | |||||
| The Master Is Calling | My brother, the Master is calling for thee… | Mrs. Harriet E. Jones | Charles H. Gabriel | |||||
| The Master Wants Workers (Arr. 1) | The Master wants workers, His harvest is white... | Rev. F. J. Stevens, arr. | "Winthrop" | |||||
| The Master Wants Workers (Arr. 2) | The Master wants workers… | Rev. F. J. Stevens | J. H. Hall | |||||
| The Master’s Call | Hark! I hear the Savior calling from across the raging flood… | George J. Runion | Charles H. Gabriel | |||||
| The Mercy Seat | From ev'ry stormy wind that blows… | Rev. Hugh Stowell | W. H. Doane | |||||
| The Message Of Salvation | There's a message of salvation… | Charles H. Gabriel | Charles H. Gabriel | |||||
| The Mighty To Save | Jesus the Savior from Nazareth came… | G. W. Sederquist | G. W. Sederquist | |||||
| The Mistakes Of My Life | The mistakes of my life have been many… | Mrs. Urania Locke Bailey | Rev. Robert Lowry | |||||
| The Missionary Savior | A world in awful darkness lay… | C. M. Seamans | C. M. Seamans | |||||
| The Missionary Triumph | Awake! awake! put on thy strength… | Rev. Dwight Spencer | W. H. Doane | |||||
| The Moment I Believed | I wandered on in my own way… | J. P. Scholfield | J. P. Scholfield | |||||
| The Morning Bright | The morning bright, With rosy light… | Thomas O. Summers | Friedrich Silcher | |||||
| The Morning Light Is Breaking | The morning light is breaking; The darkness disappears… | Samuel F. Smith | George J. Webb | |||||
| The Morning Walks Upon The Earth | The morning walks upon the earth... | Stopford A. Brooke, Abridged | Samuel Webbe (1782) | |||||
| PPT | The Mountains Of Faith | I'm seeking the country where Jesus has gone… | H. J. Zelley | K. L. McPhail | ||||
| The Music Of Heaven (Arr. 1) | The music of heaven is sweeter in measure… | Rev. E. A. Hoffman | J. H. Hall | |||||
| The Music Of Heaven (Arr. 2) | There was music in heav’n on eternity’s morn… | J. H. Kurzenknabe | J. H. Kurzenknabe | |||||
| The Music Of His Name | Who can sing the wondrous love of the Son Divine… | D. S. Warner | B. E. Warren | |||||
| The Mustard Seed | Liken the kingdom to the springing… | Mrs. M. B. C. Slade | R. M. McIntosh | |||||
| The Name And Song Of Jesus | There's a name that ever thrills… | G. W. Orlia | Grant Colfax Tullar | |||||
| PPT | The Name Of Jesus | The name of Jesus is so sweet… | W. C. Martin | E. S. Lorenz | ||||
| The Narrow Way | The way to Heav'n is narrow… | C. C. Carpenter | R. M. McIntosh | |||||
| The New Camp Ground | We have met today on the new camp ground… | D. S. Warner | B. E. Warren | |||||
| The New Country | My country! ‘tis of thee, Land of the pure and free… | F. D. Barnes | F. S. Stanton, Mus. Bac. | |||||
| The New Jerusalem | I am list’ing to the voices that are calling… | Ina Duley Ogdon | P. P. Bilhorn | |||||
| The New Song | With harps and with viols… | Rev. A. T. Pierson | P. P. Bliss | |||||
| The New Year | The old year dies, the new is born… | F. R. Marvin, D. D. | F. A. Blackmer | |||||
| The Next Step | I cannot see beyond the moment… | A. A. P. | D. B. Towner | |||||
| PPT | The Night Is Fast Passing | The night is fast passing, The day is at hand… | A. J. Gordon | A. J. Gordon | ||||
| PPT | PPT | The Ninety And Nine | There were ninety and nine that safely lay In the shelter of the fold… | Elizabeth C. Clephane | Ira D. Sankey | |||
| The Old Account Was Settled | There was a time I know… | F. M. Graham | F. M. Graham | |||||
| The Old Book And The Old Faith | 'Mid the storms of doubt and unbelief... | George H. Carr | George H. Carr | |||||
| The Old Book Stands | From the Word of God… | John H. Yates | L. E. Jones | |||||
| The Old Fountain | By Samaria’s wayside well… | Emma M. Johnston | William J. Kirkpatrick | |||||
| MID | PPT | PPT | The Old Rugged Cross | On a hill far away stood an old rugged cross… | George Bennard | George Bennard | ||
| PPT | PPT | The Old Ship Of Zion | Tis the old ship of Zion, 'Tis the old ship of Zion… | Negro Spiritual | Negro Spiritual | |||
| PPT | PPT | The Old-Time Religion | Makes me love ev'rybody | Unknown | Old Melody | |||
| The Old Time Way | Do you love the blessed Savior... | Robert Harkness | Robert Harkness | |||||
| The Old Year's Long Campaign Is O'er | The old year's long campaign is o'er; Behold a new… | Samuel J. Stone, 1868 | George E. Alvis, 1890 | |||||
| The Olden Story | Have you heard the olden story… | Charles M. Fillmore | J. H. Rosecrans | |||||
| PPT | The Only Way | Would you be freed from your burden of sin… | T. O. Chisholm | Samuel W. Beazley | ||||
| The Palace O' The King | It's a bonnie, bonnie warl' that we're livin' in the noo'… | William Mitchell | George C. Stebbins | |||||
| The Palace Of The King | Tis a goodly pleasant land… | Arr. by Fanny J. Crosby | S. J. Vail | |||||
| The Path Of Promise | Sweet is the path of promise… | Elsie Duncan Yale | J. Lincoln Hall | |||||
| The Pathway Of Life | I've a guide, tho' the way be long… | Thomas P. Westendorf | Thomas P. Westendorf | |||||
| The Pearl Of Greatest Price | I've found the pearl of greatest price… | Rev. John Mason | P. P. Bliss | |||||
| The Pearly Gate | When Christ our Lord shall come to reign… | E. A. Boynton | W. A. Taylor | |||||
| The Pearly Gates | The pearly gates are open wide… | John P. Ellis | Giardini | |||||
| MID | PPT | PPT | The Pearly White City | There's a holy and beautiful city… | Arthur F. Ingler | Arthur F. Ingler | ||
| The Pilgrims And The Promise | O land of Princely splendor… | J. R. Murray | J. R. Murray | |||||
| The Pilgrim And The Stranger | The pilgrim and the stranger Pursues his journey home… | Charles Barth, Tr. J. H. Horstmann (1908) | C. Beurle | |||||
| The Pity Of The Lord | The pity of the Lord… | Isaac Watts (1719) | Dr. Lowell Mason (1832) | |||||
| The Place Called Calvary | O Thou bleeding Lamb of God, Thou the path of death hast trod… | E. E. Hewitt | Howard E. Smith | |||||
| The Place Of Peace And Rest | There’s a place of quiet resting… | Herbert G. Tovey | Herbert G. Tovey | |||||
| The Power Of Prayer | There is in prayer a wondrous pow'r… | Fanny J. Crosby | W. H. Doane | |||||
| The Precious Bible | I have a store of all goodly things, A store so boundless and free… | Palmer Hartsough | J. H. Fillmore | |||||
| The Prince Of My Peace | I stand all bewilder'd with wonder… | Rev. W. F. Crafts | W. G. Fischer | |||||
| The Prize Is Set Before Us | The prize is set- before us… | Dr. C. R. Blackall | Dr. H. R. Palmer | |||||
| The Prodigal Child | Come home! Come home!... | Mrs. Ellen H. Gates | W. H. Doane | |||||
| The Prodigal Son | Out in the wilderness wild and drear… | T. O. Chisholm | George C. Stebbins | |||||
| The Prodigal’s Return | Afflictions, tho’ they seem severe… | John Newton | Arr. by Ira D. Sankey | |||||
| The Promise Means, Just Now | Tho’ your sins be as scarlet... | Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr. | Grant Colfax Tullar | |||||
| The Promise Of Pardon | We all like sheep have gone astray… | J. H. Sammis | D. B. Towner | |||||
| The Promised Blessing | Our God shall pour on us a blessing… | F. A. Blackmer | F. A. Blackmer | |||||
| The Promised Land | I have a Father in the promised land… | Anonymous | Anonymous | |||||
| The Promises Of God | I was wandering in a wilderness of deep despair… | Lanta Wilson Smith | William J. Kirkpatrick | |||||
| The Quiet Hour | Quiet, Lord, my froward heart… | J. Newton | F. Kücken, arr. | |||||
| The Radiant Morn Hath Passed Away (Arr. 1) | The radiant morn hath passed away, And spent too soon her golden store... | Godfrey Thring | John Hullah | |||||
| The Radiant Morn Halt Passed Away (Arr. 2) | The radiant morn hath passed away, And spent too… | The Rev. Godfrey Thring (1823-1903), 1864 | The Rev. Sir Frederick Arthur Gore Ouseley (1825-1889), 1868 | |||||
| The Radiant Morn Halt Passed Away (Arr. 3) | The radiant morn hath passed away, And spent too… | The Rev. Godfrey Thring (1823-1903), 1864 | Charles Francois Gounod (1818-1893), 1872 | |||||
| The Radiant Sun, Declining | The radiant sun, declining, Will soon have pass'd away... | Anonymous | Caryl Florio | |||||
| The Redeemed Are Marching In | Strike the tidings, O ye angels… | Ina Duley Ogdon | P. P. Bilhorn | |||||
| The Resurrection | In the resurrection morning… | A. V. Kieffer | G. R. Street | |||||
| The Risen Christ | Adown the centuries The good news lightens... | Stephen Wright | F. A. Blackmer | |||||
| The River Of Life | Oh, oft you have heard of the River of Life… | Unknown | G. F. Root | |||||
| The Rock Of Refuge | Surely, surely, there is safety… | Martha S. Lippincott | H. P. Danks | |||||
| MID | PPT | PPT | The Rock That Is Higher Than I | O sometimes the shadows are deep, And rough seems the path to the goal… | E. Johnson | William G. Fischer | ||
| The Roll Call | When the roll is called in glory… | Arranged | A. T. Gorham | |||||
| The Rose Of Sharon | There's a Rose that is blooming for you, friend… | Dr. H. R. Palmer | Dr. H. R. Palmer | |||||
| The Rough Wooden Cross | On a rough wooden cross at the top of a hill… | F. E. R. & C. S. M. | C. O. Rimanoczy | |||||
| PPT | The Royal Telephone | Central's never “busy,” Always on the line… | F. M. Lehman | F. M. Lehman | ||||
| The Sabbath | Let the Sabbath day be blest, Day of joy and day of rest... | Unknown | Unknown | |||||
| PPT | The Same Old Gospel Story | Preach the gospel of Jesus ‘tis God’s pow’r unto salvation… | F. L. Eiland | F. L. Eiland | ||||
| PPT | PPT | The Sands Of Time (Arr. 1) | The sands of time are sinking, The dawn of heaven breaks… | Anne R. Cousin | D'Urhan-Rimbault | |||
| The Sands Of Time (Arr. 2) | The sands of time are sinking, The dawn of heaven breaks… | Mrs. A. R. Cousin | Ira D. Sankey | |||||
| The Savior Calls | The Savior calls, He calls for thee… | John Wesley Hughes | John Wesley Hughes | |||||
| The Savior Is My All In All | The Savior is my all in all… | P. P. Bilhorn | P. P. Bilhorn | |||||
| The Savior Knocks | The Savior knocks at thy proud heart… | F. A. Blackmer | F. A. Blackmer | |||||
| The Savior Of Sinners | The Savior of sinners is calling… | Mrs. W. J. Kennedy | Charles H. Gabriel | |||||
| The Savior Who Loves Me | The Savior who loves me… | Rev. James M. Gray | J. C. Trowbridge | |||||
| The Savior With Me | I must have the Savior with me… | Lizzie Edwards | John R. Sweney | |||||
| The Scales Have Fallen From My Eyes | The scales have fallen from my eyes... | Mrs. S. K. Bourne, 1894 | Joseph Martine | |||||
| The Scarlet Line | The paschal lambs in silence pointed To Christ… | Flora Kirkland | Winfield Scott Weeden | |||||
| The Secret Place | In the secret place I’ll hide me… | Mrs. E. E. Miles | F. S. Stanton, Mus. Bac. | |||||
| The Service Of The King | I pledge my spirit loyal… | Julia H. Johnston | S. H. Meyers | |||||
| The Shadow Of The Highest | In the shadow of the Highest… | Victoria Stuart | Victor H. Benke | |||||
| PPT | The Shadows Of The Evening Hours | The shadows of the evening hours Fall from the darkening sky… | Adelaide A. Procter | Henry Hiles | ||||
| The Shelf Behind The Door | When first I came to Jesus… | Arranged | F. E. Rimanoczy | |||||
| PPT | The Sheltering Rock | There is a Rock in a weary land... | W. E. Penn | W. E. Penn | ||||
| The Shepherd Of Love | The Shepherd of Love is seeking the lost… | Albert Simpson Reitz | Albert Simpson Reitz | |||||
| The Shepherd True | I was wand'ring, sad and weary… | Rev. F. W. Faber | George C. Stebbins | |||||
| The Ships Glide In At The Harbor's Mouth | The ships glide in at the harbor's mouth, And the ships… | Margaret E. Sangster, 1893 | A. B. Ponsonby, 1913 | |||||
| PPT | The Silver Star | On the brow of night there shines a silver star… | D. K. En | H. R. Palmer | ||||
| PPT | The Sinless Summerland | I am longing for the coming of the snow-white angel band… | J. W. Welsh, Arranged | J. C. Bushey | ||||
| The Sinner's Friend | Jesus, Thou art the sinner's friend… | Rev. Edward A. Collier | Rev. Edward A. Collier | |||||
| The Slighted Stranger | A stranger stands outside the door… | Charles H. Gabriel | Charles H. Gabriel | |||||
| The Smile Of The King | Mid troubles and dangers that darken my way… | Rev. Ellas Nason | J. R. Murray | |||||
| The Smitten Rock | From the riven Rock there floweth… | George C. Needham | Ira D. Sankey | |||||
| PPT | The Son Of God Goes Forth To War (Arr. 1) | The Son of God goes forth to war, A kingly crown to gain… | Reginald Heber | Henry S. Cutler | ||||
| The Son Of God Goes Forth To War (Arr. 2) | The Son of God goes forth to war, A Kingly crown to gain... | Reginald Heber, 1827 | Frank N. Shepperd, 1899 | |||||
| The Son Of God Goes Forth To War (Arr. 3) | The Son of God goes forth to war, A kingly crown… | Bp. Reginald Heber (pb. 1827) | Samuel Webbe | |||||
| The Song I’ve Loved So Long | My soul is full of singing, No room for sadness there… | R. F. Chalk | F. S. Stanton, Mus. Bac. | |||||
| The Song Of Faith | O Christ! He is my Savior, Lord… | F. E. Marsh | D. B. Towner | |||||
| The Song Of Love | Have you heard the song of love... | David J. Beattie | Charles H. Gabriel | |||||
| The Song Of The Reapers | Hear the song, the happy reapers sing… | Charlotte G. Homer | Charles H. Gabriel | |||||
| PPT | The Song Of Wonderful Love | Wonderful, wonderful, Jesus bore Calv'ry's cross for me… | Eben E. Rexford | Samuel W. Beazley | ||||
| PPT | The Soul's Sweet Home | I have heard of the joy of the soul's sweet home… | Mrs. A. L. Davison | J. H. Fillmore | ||||
| The Sower | Hear how a sower once… | Mrs. M. B. C. Slade | R. M. McIntosh | |||||
| PPT | PPT | The Spacious Firmament On High | The spacious firmament on high, With all the blue, ethereal sky… | Joseph Addison | Haydn | |||
| The Spirit Is Pleading | The Spirit is gently pleading… | E. E. Hewitt | Ferd Degen, Arr. by P. P. Bilhorn | |||||
| The Stranger At The Door (Arr. 1) | Behold! a stranger standing at the door… | Charles H. Gabriel | Charles H. Gabriel | |||||
| The Stranger At The Door (Arr. 2) | Behold a stranger at the door… | J. Grigg | T. C. O'Kane | |||||
| The Spring-Tide Hour | The spring-tide hour brings leaf and flower... | J. S. B. Monsell | Gaetano Donisetti | |||||
| The Starry Firmament On High | The starry firmament on high… | Sir Robert Grant | John Hatton | |||||
| The Still Small Voice | I heard a Voice, a still small Voice… | T. O. Chisholm | Samuel W. Beazley | |||||
| The Story Of Jesus Can Never | They tell us the story of Jesus is old… | Major D. W. Whittle | May Whittle Moody | |||||
| The Story Must Be Told | O the precious gospel story… | Fanny J. Crosby | Ira D. Sankey | |||||
| The Story Never Old | They tell me that the story… | Ina Duley Ogdon | P. P. Bilhorn | |||||
| The Story Sweet And True | We’ll sing the wondrous story… | E. W. Oaks | P. P. Bilhorn | |||||
| PPT | The Story That Never Grows Old | How dear to my heart is the story of old, The story that ever is new… | John Henry Yates | M. L. McPhail | ||||
| PPT | The Strife Is O’er, The Battle Done (Arr. 1) | Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia! The strife is o’er, the battle done… | Symphonia sirenum, Tr. by Frances Pott | William Henry Monk | ||||
| The Strife Is O'er, The Battle Done (Arr. 2) | The strife is o'er, the battle done; The victory… | Tr. The Rev. Francis Pott (1832-1909), 1859 | Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina (1524-1594) | |||||
| The Summer Days Are Come Again (Arr. 1) | The summer days are come again, With sun and… | Samuel Longfellow, 1859 | Richard S. Newman, 1879 | |||||
| The Summer Days Are Come Again (Arr. 2) | The summer days are come again... | Samuel Longfellow | English Traditional Melody | |||||
| The Summer Song | Buds and blossoms sing the summer song… | E. E. Hewitt | J. Lincoln Hall | |||||
| The Summerland Of Love | Be of cheer, O weary soul… | E. E. Hewitt | Charles C. Ackley | |||||
| The Sun Behind The Cloud | In the Bible Jesus tells us we must suffer… | B. E. Warren | B. E. Warren | |||||
| The Sun-Bright Clime | Have you ever heard the story of that far-off sun bright clime… | R. F. Chalk | F. S. Stanton, Mus. Bac. | |||||
| PPT | The Sun Declines | The sun declines: o’er land and sea… | R. Walmsley | H. R. Palmer | ||||
| The Sun Is Sinking Fast (Arr. 1) | The sun is sinking fast, The daylight dies... | Latin Tr. by Rev. E. Caswall | Rev. J. H. Hopkins | |||||
| The Sun Is Sinking Fast (Arr. 2) | The sun is sinking fast, The daylight dies… | Tr. The Rev. Edward Caswall (1814-1878), 1858 | Henry Smart (1812-1879), 1872 | |||||
| The Sun Is Sinking Fast (Arr. 3) | The sun is sinking fast, The daylight dies… | Tr. The Rev. Edward Caswall (1814-1878), 1858 | Edward John Hopkins (1818-1901), 1872 | |||||
| The Sunday Bells Are Calling (Arr. 1) | The Sunday bells are calling Away from street and home... | "Heart and Voice" | R. H. McCartney | |||||
| The Sunday Bells Are Calling (Arr. 2) | The Sunday bells are calling... | Unknown | Samuel Sebastian Wesley | |||||
| The Sunday-School Army | March along together, firm and true… | Charlotte G. Homer | Mrs. Carrie B. Adams | |||||
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When the toils of earth are o'er, I shall dwell for evermore… | Alfred Barratt | T. B. Mosley |
| The Sunshine Of His Face | Courage, brother, light is breaking…. | Alice Elmore, arr. | D. B. Towner | |||||
| The Sunshine Song | What we need is sunshine… | Lida Shivers Leech | B. D. Ackley | |||||
| The Sunshine Train | We’re a pilgrim band, and for the glory… | Mrs. C. H. Morris | Mrs. C. H. Morris | |||||
| The Sweet Story (Arr. 1) | Repeat the sweet story of Jesus to me… | Rev. J. B. Atchinson | Pearl J. Sprague | |||||
| The Sweet Story (Arr. 2) | Oh! sing the sweet, sweet story, Of Jesus Christ above… | L. D. Harrington | F. S. Stanton, Mus. Bac. | |||||
| The Sweetest Love Story | The sweetest of stories once written by pen… | J. Lindley Spicer | Hubert P. Main | |||||
| PPT | The Sweetest Name! | There is a name I love to hear, I love to Speak its worth… | Frederick Whitfield | Lowell Mason | ||||
| The Sweetest Story Ever Told | When a child, I used to hear my mother… | J. P. Scholfield | J. P. Scholfield | |||||
| The Sword Of The Lord And Gideon | Arise! arise! arise! be not afraid; Arise! arise! for God will be thine aid… | Mrs. Frank A. Breck | Grant C. Tullar | |||||
| The Ten Virgins (Arr. 1) | Five of them were wise when the Bridegroom came... | R. E. Hudson | J. R. Murray | |||||
| The Ten Virgins (Arr. 2) | Once, forth to meet the bridegrooms… | Mrs. M. B. C. Slade | R. M. McIntosh | |||||
| The Tender, Loving, Mighty Lord | There is no one so friendless the Lord will forsake… | Mrs. E. E. Miles | F. A. Blackmer | |||||
| The Thought Of Jesus | No voice can sing, no mind can frame… | Bernard | G. F. Root | |||||
| The Touch Of His Hand On Mine | There are days so dark that I seek in vain… | Jessie Brown Pounds | Henry P. Morton | |||||
| The Throne Of God | When from earth we pass away... | Frank Howard | Miss Bertie Fry | |||||
| PPT | The Treasures Of Earth | The treasures of earth are not mine; I hold not its silver and gold… | H. B. Hartzler | N. B. Sargent (Arranged) | ||||
| The Treasures Of Heaven | There's a crown in heav'n for the striving soul… | T. C. O'Kane | T. C. O'Kane | |||||
| The Trials That Often Have Hindered | The trials that often have hindered my way… | Edward C. Avis | Edward C. Avis | |||||
| The Troubled Waters | An angel came down to Bethesda’s pool… | F. A. Blackmer | F. A. Blackmer | |||||
| The Trumpet Call Of Duty | The trumpet call of duty... | Alfred H. Miles | Arr. from Manuel Haydn (1737-1808) | |||||
| The Unchanging One | When our Lord was here in the olden time… | F. A. Blackmer | F. A. Blackmer | |||||
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Oh, they tell me of a home far beyond the skies... | Josiah K. Alwood | Josiah K. Alwood |
| The Upward Path | Believe not those who say… | Anne Brontë (1850) | Genevan Psalter (1551) | |||||
| The Unseen Country | Whom shall I meet in the unseen country… | Ada Blenkhorn | Ada Blenkhorn | |||||
| The Valley Of Blessing | I have entered the valley of blessing so sweet... | Mrs. Annie Wittenmyer | William G. Fischer | |||||
| The Veil Uplifted | When the veil shall be uplifted, Hiding from our mortal sight… | William Kitching, Alt. | Charles H. Gabriel | |||||
| The Very Same Jesus | Come, sinners to the Living One… | L. H. Edmunds | William J. Kirkpatrick | |||||
| The Victories Of Prayer | There’ll be angels all around us... | Lizzie DeArmond | Charles C. Ackley | |||||
| The Victor’s Crown | Gird thy sword and make thine armor strong… | Hattie H. Pierson | D. B. Towner | |||||
| The Victor’s Song | Press onward, Christian soldier... | Maggie H. Pulver | Charles H. Gabriel | |||||
| The Victory May Depend On You | Thru the land a call is sounding... | George O. Webster | J. L. Filmore | |||||
| PPT | The Victory To Win | Pressing the battle in Jesus' name... | Mark D. Ussery | Mark D. Ussery | ||||
| The Voice Of God Is Calling | The voice of God is calling... | John Haynes Holmes (1913) | Arr. from Manuel Haydn (1737-1808) | |||||
| The Voice Of Jesus | I heard the voice of Jesus say… | Horatius Bonar | Joseph P. Holbrook | |||||
| The Voice Of Peace | Sometimes my heart is sad… | Flora J. Tubbs | Ferd Degen, Arr. by P. P. Bilhorn | |||||
| The Voice Of The Savior | Hark! ‘tis the voice of the Savior... | Flora Kirkland | Charles C. Ackley | |||||
| The Waiting Time | The King and the kingdom are coming… | J. M. Orrock | Edward M. Fuller | |||||
| The Wanderer’s Return (Arr. 1) | From Thee, my Savior, far away… | Rev. J. F. Huffmaster | Charles C. Hard | |||||
| The Wanderer’s Return (Arr. 2) | I have wandered, dearest Jesus, Far from Thee… | H. L. Harrington | F. S. Stanton, Mus. Bac. | |||||
| The Watchman’s Cry | Hark, ‘tis the watchman’s cry… | Rev. Horatius Bonar, D. D., Arr. by P. P. Bilhorn | P. P. Bilhorn | |||||
| The Waters Of Salvation | Have you heard of the fount… | Ina Duley Ogdon | P. P. Bilhorn | |||||
| The Way Is Growing Brighter | Since my Savior set me free… | Robert Harkness | Robert Harkness | |||||
| The Way Is Long And Dreary | The way is long and dreary, The path is bleak and bare... | Adelaide Anne Proctor, 1858 | J. B. Dykes, 1874 | |||||
| MID | PPT | PPT | The Way Of The Cross Leads Home | I must needs go home by the way of the cross… | Jessie Brown Pounds | Charles H. Gabriel | ||
| The Way Of Holiness | Christ our Lord has come, and the way prepared... | S. J. Oslin | S. J. Oslin | |||||
| The Wayside Cross | Which way shall I take… | C. L. St. John | H. R. Palmer | |||||
| The Wedding Garment (Arr. 1) | Have you heard the invitation… | L. E. Jones | L. E. Jones | |||||
| The Wedding Garment (Arr. 2) | Brother to a feast invited… | F. A. Blackmer | F. A. Blackmer | |||||
| The Wedding Robe | In the Lamb’s bright hall… | Rev. C. H. Woolston | Rev. C. H. Woolston | |||||
| The Welcome Refrain | Hear the jubilant song that the seraphim sang… | Rev. J. H. Martin D. D. | R. M. McIntosh | |||||
| The Whole Wide World (Arr. 1) | The whole wide world for Jesus, This shall our watchword be… | J. Demster Hammond | William J. Kirkpatrick | |||||
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The whole wide world for Jesus… | Anonymous | William L. Thompson | |||||
| The Whole Wide World For Jesus (Arr. 3) | The whole wide world for Jesus! This shall our watch-word be… | J. Dempster Hammond (1880) | John H. Maunder (1894) | |||||
| PPT | The Wise May Bring Their Learning | The wise may bring their learning, The rich may bring their wealth… | Anonymous | Traditional English Melody | ||||
| The Witness Of The Spirit | Christ is my portion forever… | J. Lincoln Hall | J. Lincoln Hall | |||||
| The Woman’s Hymn | Come women, wide proclaim… | Fannie E. S. Heck | Felice de Giardini | |||||
| The Wonderful Blood | I stood in amaze and wonder… | E. S. Lorenz | E. S. Lorenz | |||||
| The Wonderful City | I hear them tell of a wondrous country, A land of pure delight… | Charles H. Gabriel | Charles H. Gabriel | |||||
| The Wonderful Story (Arr. 1) | O sweet is the story of Jesus, The wonderful Savior of men… | Charles. H. Gabriel | Charles. H. Gabriel | |||||
| The Wonderful Story (Arr. 2) | I know of a story more precious… | Kate Ulmer | J. S. Fuller | |||||
| The Wondrous Gift | Grace! 'tis a charming sound… | Dr. Philip Doddridge | Ira D. Sankey | |||||
| The Wondrous Name Of Jesus | There is a Name more dear to me… | T. O. Chisholm | Samuel W. Beazley | |||||
| The Wondrous News | Wondrous news! we’ll raise the song… | Frank M. Davis | Frank M. Davis | |||||
| The World For Christ | We are marching along, Jesus is our grateful… | Ina Duley Ogdon | P. P. Bilhorn | |||||
| The World Has Many Pitfalls | The world has many pitfalls… | George Lytton | Samuel W. Beazley | |||||
| PPT | The World Itself Is Blithe And Gray | The world itself is blithe and gray, Alleluia, Alleluia… | Traditional | German Melody | ||||
| The World Must Be Taken | The world must be taken for the Lord… | Lanta Wilson Smith | G. Tabor Thompson | |||||
| The World's Astir | The world's astir! The clouds of storm… | Frank Mason North | S. A. Ward |