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A Joyous Song Once More We Bring

Author: William H. Groser Hymnal: EHOW1921 #307 (1921) Lyrics: 1 A joyous song once more we bring, With winter far away, While glowing summer yields her flow’rs To brighten Children’s Day; With heart and voice let us rejoice, And grateful tribute pay. 2 For once again the promise-strain Floats down from days of yore, That fruits of earth shall wake to birth To bless the toiler’s store, Each annual round with bounties crowned Till tie shall be no more. 3 We thank Thee, Lord, for summer days, And loud for praises ring; These golden hours, these opening pow’rs, We in glad service bring; Thine own to be, from sin set free, Our Father, Saviour, King. 4 Though foes may throng, Lord, make us strong, A firm, unfalt’ring band, The good to seek, the truth to speak, And for the right to stand; Till, duty done, and vict’ry won, We gain the better land. Topics: Children's Day; Children's Day Languages: English Tune Title: [A joyous song once more we bring]

A mighty fortress is our God

Author: Frederic H. Hedge; Martin Luther Hymnal: EHOW1921 #262 (1921) Topics: Faith and Trust; God our help; God Promise of; God Truth of; Psalms; Trust in God; The Church and Home Missions Languages: English Tune Title: EIN FESTE BURG

Abide with me, fast falls the eventide

Author: Henry F. Lyte Hymnal: EHOW1921 #24 (1921) Topics: Christ Fellowship of; Christ Living Lord; Death Victory over; Evening; Life Eternal Shortness of; Need of God; Prayer For Communion and Fellowship; Evening Worship Languages: English Tune Title: EVENTIDE

Afar in the Desert

Author: Laurene Highfield Hymnal: EHOW1921 #123 (1921) First Line: Afar in the desert of sorrow and sin Refrain First Line: Remember me Lyrics: 1 Afar in the desert of sorrow and sin, Away from the Shepherd so kind; We wait for His footsteps, we list for His voice, We know He is eager the lost one to find. All footsore and weary, we long to return, But know not the way unto safety and home, Until through the darkness He guides us in love, From Him nevermore to roam. Refrain: Remember me, Remember me, Remember me, Remember me, dear Lord, I pray. 2 When off in the far land of folly and pride, Despising the good gifts of God; Like prodigals wasting the treasure He gave, And treading the paths many wand’rers have trod; We say to our Lord: “I will quickly arise, Thy mercy and love I no longer despise, Unworthy and wretched, forgiveness I prize, But that, and a place to serve. [Refrain] 3 The thief on the cross turned to Christ at his side, And asked in His kingdom a place, The Master made answer; “This day thou shalt be In paradise with Me, and look on My face.” And he who will turn to the Lord when astray, Will find He is ready the lost one to save; The Saviour who died for the sons far away Is reigning beyond the grave. [Refrain] 4 Afar in the bright land of glory above Is joy when a sinner returns To take up in gladness the cross of his Lord, And bearing it on, the true joy then he learns. The cross brings him close to the side of his King; “Remember me, Lord” in his soul then he sings, “Till Thou in Thy kingdom the ransom shalt bring, From Thee let me ne’er depart.” [Refrain] Topics: Christ Good Shepherd; Forgiveness; The Good Shepherd Languages: English Tune Title: REMEMBER ME

All beautiful the march of days

Author: Frances Whitmarsh Wile, 1878— Hymnal: EHOW1921 #59 (1921) Topics: Beauty; God Glory of; Seasons; Winter; God in Nature Languages: English Tune Title: SHACKLEFORD

All glory, laud, and honor

Author: John M. Neale; Theodulph of Orleans Hymnal: EHOW1921 #94 (1921) Topics: Advent; Children's Day; Christ Children's Friend; Christ Divinity; Palm Sunday; Praise of Christ; Prayer Children's Prayers; Life Of Jesus Languages: English Tune Title: ST. THEODULPH