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Our Songs of Faith
Editor:
G. W. Bacon
Publisher:
Teachers' Music Publishing Co., Hudson, N.C., 1927
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Elements of Worship
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d101
Our dear Savior will give us a robe and a crown
d102
Our fathers, our fathers will [they'll] be there
d103
Out in the slums for the Savior
d104
Poor souls who stray afar
d105
Pressing along I am a pilgrim
d106
Renouncing the world
d107
Rock of Ages, cleft for me, Let me hide myself in Thee
d108
Rouse, O Christians, one and all
d109
See how white are the sheaves
d110
See, the day is breaking
d111
Shall we meet beyond the river, where the surges
d112
Sin abounds in the land
d113
Since Jesus took possession
d114
Since the Lord divine saved this soul of mine
d115
Sinner friend, your feet are standing
d116
Stand up, stand up for Jesus, ye soldiers of the cross
d117
Stay thou my hand, when wrong
d118
Storms may threaten, I have Jesus
d119
Sweet hour of prayer, sweet hour of prayer
d120
Sweet the moments, rich in blessing
d121
That our lives may count for Jesus
d122
The friends who have crossed o'er
d123
The gospel is ringing
d124
The king of glory died for me
d125
The Lord is my Light, no evil
d126
The redeemer eternal is now reigning
d127
There is a fountain filled with blood, drawn from Immanuel's vein [veins]
d128
There is a happy land, Far, [not] far away
d129
There soon will come a better day
d130
There's a bright and happy land where we'll join the angel band
d131
There's a city of gladness and rest
d132
There's a home of beauty
d133
There's a home of fadeless beauty
d134
There's a home of peace and love
d135
There's a land just o'er the river
d136
There's a song within, for I've lost my sin
d137
There's a sweeter note in the melody
d138
There's rejoicing in heaven
d139
There's service for you
d140
Though now I dwell upon earth's shore
d141
Though the battle rages fierce
d142
Though you've wandered from the tender shepherd's fold
d143
'Tis midnight, and on Olive's brow
d144
To that blest city I am going
d145
Traveling on the way
d146
Vain man [men], thy [your] fond pursuits forbear
d147
We are happy to work for Jesus
d148
We are marching in the bright
d149
We are on our way to Zion
d150
We are pressing on to heaven
d151
We praise thee, O God, for the Son of thy love
d152
We praise thee, O God, for the Son of thy love
d153
We shall all rejoice with glad hearts
d154
We shall grieve no more
d155
What a friend we have in Jesus
d156
What a happy time 'twill be
d157
Whatever my trials, wherever
d158
Whatsoever things are pure
d159
When Christ, the King of glory
d160
When friends you've loved have left
d161
When I can read my title clear
d162
When I think of him, my wondrous
d163
When our earthly life is ended
d164
When sorrows encompass me round
d165
When the Lord shall come in glory
d166
When the trumpet shall sound
d167
When we reach the blessed country
d168
While Jesus is tenderly pleading with
d169
Who will meet me first in glory
d170
Why do you wait, dear brother
d171
You can service render
d172
You have gone far astray
d173
You have spent all your days
d174
You have tarried, O so long
d175
You must face the judgment morning
d176
Your Savior knows the cross you bear
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