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Blessed Fount of Heavenly Gladness

Author: T. Fliedner Hymnal: The Hymnal and Order of Service #386 (1937) First Line: Blessed Fount of heav'nly gladness Lyrics: 1 Blessed Fount of heav'nly gladness, Jesus, Thine are all our pow'rs. Thee in sickness, want, and sadness To behold and serve is ours. 2 One another's burdens bearing, Bringing comfort in distress, We Thy work, O Lord, are sharing, Who didst come the poor to bless. 3 Where a child with love is tended, Where the hungry are supplied, Where the prisoner is befriended, Thou art our Reward and Guide. 4 Send Thy love with fire from heaven, Love that longs to help and bless; Be it in the world a leaven Unto peace and righteousness. Amen.
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Blessed Fount of Heavenly Gladness

Author: Theodor Fliedner, (1800-1864) Hymnal: The Hymnal and Order of Service #386 (1926) Meter: 8.7.8.7 First Line: Blessed Fount of heav'nly gladness Lyrics: 1 Blessed Fount of heav'nly gladness, Jesus, Thine are all our pow'rs. Thee in sickness, want, and sadness To behold and serve is ours. 2 One another's burdens bearing, Bringing comfort in distress, We Thy work, O Lord, are sharing, Who didst come the poor to bless. 3 Where a child with love is tended, Where the hungry are supplied, Where the prisoner is befriended, Thou art our Reward and Guide. 4 Send Thy love with fire from heaven, Love that longs to help and bless; Be it in the world a leaven Unto peace and righteousness. Amen. Topics: Missions Inner-Charities; Inner Missions; Deaconesses; Prayer for the Sick Languages: English Tune Title: STUTTGART
Blessed Fount of Heavenly Gladness

Blessed fount of heavenly gladness

Author: T. Fliedner Hymnal: The Hymnal of the Evangelical Lutheran Augustana Synod. Text ed. #d54 (1923) Languages: English
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