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BEAUTIFUL FLOWER

Meter: 8.2.12.7 Appears in 2 hymnals Tune Sources: The Philharmonia, 1875 Tune Key: G Major Incipit: 51117 13215 22212

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O little children, gather

Author: Christopher Dock Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: O little children, gather near Used With Tune: BEAUTIFUL FLOWER Text Sources: Ach Kinder, wollt ihr lieben, ca. 1770

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O little children, gather

Author: Christopher Dock Hymnal: Hymnal #489 (1992) First Line: O little children, gather near Languages: English Tune Title: BEAUTIFUL FLOWER

O Little Children, Gather

Author: Christopher Dock; Alice Parker Hymnal: Voices Together #515 (2020) Meter: 8.7.12.7 First Line: O little children, gather near Topics: Children / Childhood; Discipleship; Gathering Scripture: Matthew 19:13-15 Tune Title: BEAUTIFUL FLOWER

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Alice Parker

1925 - 2023 Translator of "O Little Children, Gather" in Voices Together

Christopher Dock

1698 - 1771 Author of "O little children, gather" in Hymnal Dock, Christopher. (ca.1698--1771). Mennonite. Came from Germany sometime between 1710 and 1714. Four years later he opened a school for the Mennonite children on the Skippack in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. On September 28, 1735, he purchased 100 acres in Salford Township nearby and opened a second school, thereafter three days a week in each school. For several summers he also taught a Mennonite school in Germantown. A devout, sensitive lover of children, it was his custom to remain in the schoolroom each day after the children had left and pray for each individually. In this devotion, he was found dead on his kneed in the school one evening in 1771. His classrooms were adorned with illuminated mottoes from his pen. His method of organizing and conducting a school, Eine Einfältige und gründlich abgefasste Schul-Ordnung was published in Germantown by Christoph Saur in 1770. His Life and Works was compiled by Martin G. Brumbaugh in 1908. Six of his children's hymns are in the Unpartheiische Lieder-sammlung compiled by S. D. Guengerich in 1892: Mein Lebensfaden lauft zu Ende Ich will euch, Kinder, nicht verhehlen Bedenkt auch wohl, ihr liebe Jugend Allein auf Gott setzt dein Vertrau'n Kommt, liebe Kinder, kommt herbei Ach Kinder, wollt ihr lieben Others were: Ach! Kommet her ihr Menschen-Kinder! Kein Trost ward ihm gegeben Fromm seyn ist ein Schatz der Jugend Abermal uns deine Güte Ihr suender kommt gegangen Suesser Christ, Der du bist --Leonard Ellinwood, DNAH Archives
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