John Charles Fremont Kyger

Short Name: John Charles Fremont Kyger
Full Name: Kyger, John Charles Fremont, 1860-
Birth Year: 1860
Death Year (est.): 1960
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Texts by John Charles Fremont Kyger (21)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
Beautiful scene in JordanJohn C. F. Kyger (Author)3
Begin each day with God, Kneel down to Him in prayerJohn C. F. Kyger (Author)English6
Bowed down beneath the curse of sinJohn C. F. Kyger (Author)4
Come to the cross, poor trembling soulJohn C. F. Kyger (Author)4
Dear dying man, pray stop and thinkJohn C. F. Kyger (Author)English5
I sometimes think 'tis all of lifeJohn C. F. Kyger (Arranger)English2
Jesus, lover of my soul, Jesus, the Light of the worldJohn C. F. Kyger (Author)English3
Little children, let us sing, In the light, in the lightJohn C. F. Kyger (Author)English4
Little children must love Jesus, He is gentle, true, and goodJohn C. F. Kyger (Author)4
Lord, I come to thee for serviceJohn C. F. Kyger (Author)2
Ring, ye bells of heaven, ringJohn C. F. Kyger (Author)5
See, yon Christian, in life's pathwayJohn C. F. Kyger (Author)5
Tenderly, lovingly, calling todayJohn C. F. Kyger (Author)English2
The Master calls for workers o'er the valley, hill and plainJohn C. F. Kyger (Author)2
There comes a sweet strainJohn C. F. Kyger (Author)3
There is a harp whose thrilling soundJohn C. F. Kyger (Author)English8
There's a light in the window of heaven (Kyger and Torbett)John C. F. Kyger (Author)English4
Thou art coming, blessed JesusJohn C. F. Kyger (Author)4
Thou art gone from me, my sisterJohn C. F. Kyger (Author)2
What wonderful words in the Bible [gospel]John C. F. Kyger (Author)7
When this toilsome life is over, When we reach that golden shoreJohn C. F. Kyger (Alterer)English2
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