M. E. Servoss

Short Name: M. E. Servoss
Full Name: Servoss, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth) 1849-1906
Birth Year: 1849
Death Year: 1906

Servoss, M. E. Hymns by this writer are in I. D. Sankey's Sacred Songs & Solos, 1881. (1) “Be glad in the Lord, and rejoice" (Joy in the Redeemer); and (2) "When the storms of life are raging" (Refuge in God). Another, "'Tis Jesus when the burdened heart" (Jesus, the Sinner's Friend), is in the Sunday School Union Voice of Praise, 1887. Miss Servoss was born at Schenectady, near New York.

--John Julian, Dictionary of Hymnology, Appendix, Part II (1907)


Texts by M. E. Servoss (112)AsAuthority LanguagesInstancessort descending
Frohlockt, frohlockt, denn Jesus istMary E. Servoss (Author)German1
O lasst uns mit Jauchzen erhebenMary E. Servoss (Author)German1
Tut auf die TempeltürMary E. Servoss (Author)German1
A-down earth's dark abyss of woeM. E. Servoss (Author)English2
Be not afraid, 'twas Jesus spokeMary E. Servoss (Author)2
E yo ninu Oluwa, E yoMary E. Servoss (Author)Yoruba2
Faithful is he that calleth theeMary E. Servoss (Author)2
From the North and the South, from the East and the WestM. E. Servoss (Author)English2
From the windy storm and tempestMary E. Servoss (Author)English2
Giữa giông tố, sóng biển kia bổ dồnM. E. Servoss (Author)Vietnamese2
Have you felt a Savior's loveMary E. Servoss (Author)English2
He whose word hath never been brokenM. E. Servoss (Author)English2
I know not the hour of His coming, I know not the day nor the yearMary E. Servoss (Author)English2
I know the great RedeemerM. E. Servoss (Author)English2
In the garden of the LordMary E. Servoss (Author)2
In the morning lit land stands the city of loveM. E. Servoss (Author)English2
"Into his rest," how the heart in its sadnessMary E. Servoss (Author)English2
കർത്തനിൽ ആർത്തു സ-ന്തോഷിക്ക (Karttanil ārttu sa-ntēāṣikka)M. E. Servoss (Author)Malayalam2
Mid the mire and clayMary E. Servoss (Author)English2
My heart has found a peace withinM. E. Servoss (Author)English2
Naar at livets storme raserM. G. Servoss (Author)Norwegian2
Naar st'rk Livets Storme raseMary E. Servoss (Author)2
No pearly gate on hinge of goldM. E. Servoss (Author)English2
Not far from the kingdom, The gates open wideM. E. Servoss (Author)English2
O be earnest, friends, be earnestM. E. Servoss (Author)2
O lift up your voices in songMiss M. E. Servoss (Author)English2
O meu coração sofredor descanso seguro encontrouMary Elizabeth Servoss (Author)Portuguese2
O morning land of sunshineMary E. Servoss (Author)2
O sing ye morning stars, rejoiceMary E. Servoss (Author)English2
O Zion acclaim your RedeemerMary Elizabeth Servoss, 1849-190 (Author)2
Out on the mountain the tempest was highMary E. Servoss (Author)English2
Patiently enduring As the days go byMiss. M. E. Servoss (Author)English2
Rock of my refuge from all that assail meMary E. Servoss (Author)English2
Shall desolation always rule Throughout our nativ land?Mary E. Servoss (Author)English2
Shout, for the victory is ours!M. E. Servoss (Author)English2
The fields are white for the harvest, the reaper's work is begunMiss M. E. Servoss (Author)English2
The glad bells of temperance are joyously ringingM. E. Servoss (Author)English2
The star of hope has risenM. E. Servoss (Author)English2
Then make us humble, LordMary E. Servoss (Author)2
There are pain prisoned souls who would work for the LordMary E. Servoss (Author)English2
There was rest, sweet restM. E. Servoss (Author)English2
'Twas only a sinnerMary E. Servoss (Author)English2
Unto the shining hills of GodMary E. Servoss (Author)2
We're trying to gatherMary E. Servoss (Author)2
When the clouds hang darkly o'er usMary E. Servoss (Author)2
When the drunkards who reel in our streets todayMary E. Servoss (Author)2
When the glorious bells are ringingMary E. Servoss (Author)English2
When toiling along over desert and plainMary E. Servoss (Author)English2
Why should I wait, when Jesus is callingMary E. Servoss (Author)English2
A song, a song for JesusMary E. Servoss (Author)English3
All the way home, all the way homeM. E. Servoss (Author)English3
As the lightning's bright flash in the eastern horizonMary Elizabeth Servoss (Author)English3
Come up higher, till the FatherMary E. Servoss (Author)3
Come with bright garlands, sweet scented and rareM. E. Servoss (Author)English3
Fight the good fight, Christian soldierMary E. Servoss (Author)3
He spake in the cloudy pillarM. E. Servoss (Author)English3
How blindly some have waitedM. E. Servoss (Author)English3
Hur 'n lifvets stormar rasaMary E. Servoss (Author)3
If with sin you're overcastM. E. Servoss (Author)English3
It may be He'll come in the morningMary E. Servoss (Author)English3
Jesus loves the little children, Takes them by the handMary E. Servoss (Author)English3
Jesus only, when the sinful heartMary E. Servoss (Author)English3
Journeying homeward, we joyously singM. E. Servoss (Author)English3
Like the lily of the valley In their beauty pure and sweetMary E. Servoss (Author)English3
O ye who would journey to Canaan's landM. E. Servoss (Author)English3
Our God is our refuge and strengthMary E. Servoss (Author)English3
Peace on earth the angels sang, And Bethlehem's plains with music rangMary E. Servoss (Author)English3
Quench not the spirit, turn not awayMary E. Servoss (Author)English3
Sing how the angels came by nightMary E. Servoss (Author)English3
Tenderly and reassuringMary E. Servoss (Author)English3
The Christian army stands arrayedMary E. Servoss (Author)English3
The conflict is raging, and sin is engagingMary E. Servoss (Author)English3
There's a tide of anguish rollsM. E. Servoss (Author)English3
Though long my feet have wanderedM. E. Servoss (Author)English3
'Tis sweet to know that Jesus hearsM. E. Servoss (Author)English3
To the children of God there remaineth a restM. E. Servoss (Author)English3
We are going on a journey to a country bright and fairM. E. Servoss (Author)English3
We sing of the days that have passed awayM. E. Servoss (Author)English3
When mothers brought their childrenM. E. Servoss (Author)English3
When with earthly conflicts wearyM. E. Servoss (Author)English3
Why should we be discouragedMary E. Servoss (Author)3
Within thy gates of peace, O city fair to seeMary E. Servoss (Author)English3
Always ready for the comingMiss M. E. Servoss (Author)English4
Beyond the rolling billowsMary E. Servoss (Author)English4
I am coming, gentle SaviorMary E. Servoss (Author)English4
Waiting for Jesus, and working while I waitMary E. Servoss (Author)English4
Whatever the battles of lifeMary E. Servoss (Author)English4
When a heart is weary with its load of sinM. E. Servoss (Author)English4
Across life's rugged mountainsMary E. Servoss (Author)English5
Floating on between the shadowsM. C. Servoss (Author)English5
Full many, many years have passedMary E. Servoss (Author)English5
Gently as the wind of autumnM. E. Servoss (Author)English5
Happy in God's sunlightMary E. Servoss (Author)English5
Hear ye now the gladsome tidingsMary E. Servoss (Author)English5
In the journey of life there are duties for allM. E. Servoss (Author)English5
O holy word with reverent handsM. E. Servoss (Author)5
Waiting for His coming, toiling as I waitMrs. M. E. Servoss (Author)English5
Wenn des Lebens Stürme tosenMiss M. E. Servoss (Author)German5
What means this glorious radianceMary E. Servoss (Author)English5
A ship comes over the sea of timeMary E. Servoss (Author)English6
Hoping in Jesus, hoping in JesusMary E. Servoss (Author)English6
I have found a rest completeM. E. Servoss (Author)English6
O city of beauty, I long to beholdM. E. Servoss (Author)English7
The door of salvation is open wideM. E. Servoss (Author)English7
We will sweetly sing on the golden shoreMary E. Servoss (Author)English7
Amid the deep valleys of anguish and sorrowM. E. Servoss (Author)English8
Be glad in the Lord and rejoice, All ye that are upright in heartMary Elizabeth Servoss (b 1849) (Author)English8
Give thanks unto God, who is able and willingM. E. Servoss (Author)English8
'Tis Jesus when the burdened heartM. E. Servoss (Author)English11
Rejoice, rejoice, for Jesus reignsM. E. Servoss (Author)English13
Lift up the gates of praiseM. E. Servoss (Author)English28
When the storms of life are raging, Tempests wild on sea and landM. E. Servoss (Author)English57
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