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Broadcast God's Love

Author: J. B. C.; J. R. B. Hymnal: HP1947 #9 (1947) First Line: Life is the station sending messages Languages: English Tune Title: [Life is the station sending messages]
Broadcast God's Love

Deep In My Heart

Author: Luther G. Presley Hymnal: HP1947 #10 (1947) First Line: Deep in my heart I have a wonderful joy Refrain First Line: Deep in my heart, what boundless love Languages: English Tune Title: [Deep in my heart I have a wonderful joy]
Deep In My Heart

Your Life Can Be Beautiful

Author: J. B. C. Hymnal: HP1947 #11 (1947) First Line: Have you a burden, is your heart sad Languages: English Tune Title: [Have you a burden, is your heart sad]
Your Life Can Be Beautiful

I Found His Love

Author: John E. Hull Hymnal: HP1947 #12 (1947) First Line: Once I was lost in sin and shame but Jesus came and called my name Refrain First Line: I found His love and It set me free Languages: English Tune Title: [Once I was lost in sin and shame but Jesus came and called my name]
I Found His Love

There's a Mansion for Me

Author: Mrs. John Rice Hymnal: HP1947 #13 (1947) First Line: There's a mansion for me, o'er the dark rolling sea Refrain First Line: Yes, my mansion awaits, just inside heaven's gates Languages: English Tune Title: [There's a mansion for me, o'er the dark rolling sea]
There's a Mansion for Me

Make Your Life Brighter

Author: B. B. Edmiaston; W. W. Hymnal: HP1947 #14 (1947) First Line: Hear the Lord's call unto us all Refrain First Line: Make your life brighter, going your way Languages: English Tune Title: [Hear the Lord's call unto us all]
Make Your Life Brighter

When I Bid This World Adieu

Author: T. J. F. Hymnal: HP1947 #15 (1947) First Line: Time is swiftly passing on, soon troubles will be gone Languages: English Tune Title: [Time is swiftly passing on, soon troubles will be gone]
When I Bid This World Adieu

Do Right

Author: V. R. D. Hymnal: HP1947 #16 (1947) First Line: Brother, in a time of trouble daily you live Refrain First Line: Do right and fear the Lord Languages: English Tune Title: [Brother, in a time of trouble daily you live]
Do Right

Don't Reject Him

Author: Mrs. Wm. W. Benson Hymnal: HP1947 #17 (1947) First Line: Don't reject the loving Savior Refrain First Line: Don't reject Him any longer Languages: English Tune Title: [Don't reject the loving Savior]
Don't Reject Him

Dip Your Soul in God's Sunshine

Author: A. D. Hymnal: HP1947 #18 (1947) First Line: If you're lost in sin, have no peace within Refrain First Line: Just dip your soul in God's own bright sunshine Languages: English Tune Title: [If you're lost in sin, have no peace within]
Dip Your Soul in God's Sunshine

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