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Keep me, I pray

Author: Walter E. Edmiaston Hymnal: TO191918 #d11 (1918) First Line: Blessed Redeemer who saves my soul Refrain First Line: Jesus, I pray, keep me each day

Calling today

Author: John T. Samuels Hymnal: TO191918 #d12 (1918) First Line: Christ is calling in love

He included you and me

Author: B. A. Strong Hymnal: TO191918 #d13 (1918) First Line: Christ is ready to welcome Refrain First Line: When he said, whosoever

Only trust him

Author: John H. Stockton; J. H. Stockton Hymnal: TO191918 #d15 (1918) First Line: Come, every soul by sin oppressed, There's mercy

Come thou fount of every blessing

Author: Robert Robinson Hymnal: TO191918 #d16 (1918)

Hear the Savior's voice

Author: Arvel C. Smith Hymnal: TO191918 #d17 (1918) First Line: Come weay one by sin oppressed Refrain First Line: The Savior calls, O hear his loving voice

Sleeping neath the gentle snow

Author: Anna Louisa Walker Coghill Hymnal: TO191918 #d18 (1918) First Line: Covered with snow neath the mantle of white

Whiter than snow, yes, whiter than snow

Author: James L. Nicholson Hymnal: TO191918 #d19 (1918) First Line: Dear [Lord] [Well] Jesus, I long to be perfectly whole

Glory to his name

Author: Elisha A. Hoffman; Elisha Albright Hoffman Hymnal: TO191918 #d20 (1918) First Line: Down at the cross where my [the] Savior died

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