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Jesus, Saviour, at thy bidding
Author: William Cutter Hymnal: SSB21860 #92 (1860) Person Name: William Cutter
Jesus, Saviour, at thy bidding
Then do good! do good! there's ever a way
Author: Rev. C. W. Denison Hymnal: SSB21860 #29c (1860) Person Name: Rev. C. W. Denison First Line: Do good! do good! there's ever a way
Then do good! do good! there's ever a way
No, no, turn not away
Author: Rev. C. W. Denison Hymnal: SSB21860 #29a (1860) Person Name: Rev. C. W. Denison First Line: Oh! turn not the Sailor away from your door
No, no, turn not away
Trust him forever! rest in his word
Author: Rev. Sidney Dyer Hymnal: SSB21860 #9 (1860) Person Name: Rev. Sidney Dyer First Line: Rouse thee, child of heaven!
Trust him forever! rest in his word
How precious the dying of saints to the Lord
Author: Rev. Sydney Dyer Hymnal: SSB21860 #41 (1860) Person Name: Rev. Sydney Dyer
How precious the dying of saints to the Lord
Faith, hope, love, are awaking
Author: Rev. Sidney Dyer Hymnal: SSB21860 #167 (1860) Person Name: Rev. Sidney Dyer
Faith, hope, love, are awaking
O let our glad voices their chief honors bring
Author: Rev. Sidney Dyer Hymnal: SSB21860 #169 (1860) Person Name: Rev. Sidney Dyer First Line: When Jesus once came to Jerusalem's gate
O let our glad voices their chief honors bring
Behold a host with rapt emotion
Author: S. Dyer Hymnal: SSB21860 #170 (1860) Person Name: S. Dyer
Behold a host with rapt emotion
Home, heaven, and Jesus when I can see
Author: Rev. Sidney Dyer Hymnal: SSB21860 #174 (1860) Person Name: Rev. Sidney Dyer First Line: Life is a dreaming--death an awaking
Home, heaven, and Jesus when I can see
Mother! sweet mother! though many a day
Author: Mrs. A. M. Edmonds Hymnal: SSB21860 #52 (1860) Person Name: Mrs. A. M. Edmonds
Mother! sweet mother! though many a day
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