Pledger B. Jones

Pledger B. Jones
Short Name: Pledger B. Jones
Full Name: Jones, Pledger B.
Birth Year: 1885
Death Year: 1961
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Texts by Pledger B. Jones (23)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
God's calling you, O hear His tender voicePledger B. Jones (Author)English3
Hark, the harvest Master callsP. B. J. (Author (Chorus))English2
Here so oft on earth we meetP. B. J. (Author)English2
I am trying my life to keep spotless by gracePledger B. Jones (Author)2
I saw one hanging on a tree, In agony and bloodP. B. J. (Arranger)English4
I was lost in sin's dark night, wandering to and froPledger B. Jones (Author)English2
I'm just a weary pilgrim, a pilgrim worn and wearyPledger B. Jones (Author)English2
I'm so glad that a wonderful SaviorPledger B. Jones (Author)English2
Love is the theme of which I now singP. B. J. (Author)English2
My path sometimes seems long and ruggedP. B. J. (Author)English2
O I'm not ashamed of Jesus my KingPledger B. Jones (Author)English2
Once I was lost and living for Satan, under sin's heavy loadPledger B. Jones (Author)English2
Onward army of the LordPledger B. Jones (Author)English2
Our heavenly Father knows all our needPledger B. Jones (Author)English3
Since I came to Jesus and He took me inPledger B. Jones (Author)English2
Soldiers brave march alongPledger B. Jones (Author)English2
Soon I am going where people never tireP. B. J. (Author)English2
There is a bright land far over the seaPledger B. Jones (Author)English2
There is naught to trouble nowPledger B. Jones (Author)English2
There soon will be a great meeting far up in the skiesP. B. J. (Author)English2
To see the face of Christ my LordPledger B. Jones (Arranger)English2
Was it for me my Lord and KingPledger B. Jones (Author)2
We're a happy pilgrim band, Sailing to the Glory LandP. B. J. (Author)English2
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