Voices for Christ

Editor: Samuel W. Beazley
Publisher: R. L. Page Music Co., Corinth, Miss., 1921
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d101O sinner, turn to Jesus now
d102O the soul is singing
d103O the world needs men for service
d104O think of the home over there, By the side of the river
d105O thou fount of every blessing
d106O thou that hearest prayer, attend
d107Of Jesus' love that sought me, When I was lost
d108Of ships that with pride I have launched
d109On a hill far away stood an old rugged cross
d110On the way to glory
d111Onward, Christian soldiers, marching as to war, With the cross
d112Onward, comrades, all rejoicing
d113Out on life's ocean
d114Pass me not, O gentle Savior
d115People of the living God! I have sought the world
d116Rescue the perishing, care for the dying
d117Rock of Ages, cleft for me, Let me hide myself in Thee
d118Safe in the arms of Jesus, safe on his gentle breast
d119Savior, blessed, Holy Savior
d120See, the Monarch of monarchs comes in majesty
d121Shall we gather at [by] the river, Where bright angel feet have trod
d122She's a little old fashioned
d123Sing for joy, sing for joy
d124Softly and tenderly Jesus is calling
d125Sowing in the morning, sowing seeds of kindness
d126Stand up, stand up for Jesus, ye soldiers of the cross
d127Standing in the market places all the season
d128Standing on the promises of Christ our King
d129Sweet hour of prayer, sweet hour of prayer
d130Sweet is my song and sweeter still
d131Take the name of Jesus with you, child of sorrow
d132The agonies of Calvary could not his love dismay
d133The blessed Lord has died for me
d134The Lord is with us, let our courage falter not
d135The pitfalls in sin's awful path
d136The walls of Jericho did fall
d137There are loved ones in the [up in] [now in] glory
d138There are souls to win in the vales of sin
d139There are those who grope in darkness
d140There is a city of the purest gold
d141There is a fountain filled with blood, drawn from Immanuel's vein [veins]
d142There is a land beyond the sea
d143There is much that must be done
d144There is something in my soul
d145There will be a blessed morning by and by
d146There will come a day of days
d147There's a city in the skies
d148There's a glorious time to come
d149There's a great day coming, a great day coming
d150There's a song of joy ringing now
d151There's not a Friend like the lowly Jesus
d152This is the song my heart is ever singing
d153Though at times the road to the blest abode
d154Though the storms of life are madly raging
d155'Tis midnight, and on Olive's brow
d156To that beautiful abode on high
d157To the work, to the work, we are servants of God
d158Trying to walk in the steps of the Savior
d159'Twas in former years
d160Twilight is falling [stealing] over the sea
d161Was it for me my Lord and King
d162We are going down the valley
d163We are on life's ship
d164We have fathers over yonder
d165We praise thee, O God, for the Son of thy love
d166What a friend we have in Jesus
d167What a song of gladness
d168What a wonderful change in my life has been
d169When all my trials here are o'er
d170When I can read my title clear
d171When I cross the turbid waters
d172When I'm with my Savior
d173When life's weary journey is ended
d174When my work on earth is done
d175When shall I see my father's face
d176When the Lord shall call to reckon
d177When the Lord shall come in glory
d178When the powers of evil would control
d179When trials are over and troubles shall come
d180When waves of sin had drifted me
d181When you struggle neath your load
d182Whene'er I'm distressed
d183While the dew of life still glistens
d184Why did my Savior come to earth
d185Why do you wait, dear brother
d186Why, in darkness still wander
d187Work, for the night is coming, work through the morning hours
d188You ask what keeps me happy and singing
d189You have wandered far on the desert lone

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