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O Lord, how often should we be

Author: Albert Orsborn Appears in 2 hymnals
O Lord, how often should we be

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O Lord, how often should we be

Author: Albert Orsborn (1886-1967) Hymnal: The Song Book of the Salvation Army #747 (1986) Topics: The salvation soldier Faith and trust Languages: English
O Lord, how often should we be

O Lord, how often should we be

Author: Albert Orsborn Hymnal: The Song Book of the Salvation Army #725 (1953) Languages: English
O Lord, how often should we be

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Albert W. T. Orsborn

1886 - 1967 Person Name: Albert Orsborn Author of "O Lord, how often should we be" Albert Orsborn, "the poet general", was the sixth leader (general) of The Salvation Army. He led the international organization in the aftermath of World War II (1946-1954), and approved its becoming a founding member of the World Council of Churches (1948). He is noted for his poetry and hymns, of which "My life must be Christ's broken bread" is arguably the best known. email sent to Hymnary
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