Gustafson, Emil. (Kräklinge, Sweden, July 12, 1862--May 5, 1900). Lutheran. Attended agricultural schools at Skeppsholmen and Lindsta. Gave up studies because of poor health. Became involved in writing and evangelistic work. Published three song collections. His hymns are concerned with the inner spiritual life and the consecration of the whole person. Author of "Avskild for min herres rakning" ("Consecrated to thy service").
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Translator: Nathaniel Carlson
Born: April 17, 1879, Gothenburg, Sweden.
Died: August 2, 1957, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Carlson was educated at the Free Church Bible School, Chicago, Illinois, and Northwest Bible College, Storm Lake, Iowa. He served as a pastor in the Evangelical Free Church, and edited the Chicagobladet. The author of many original hymns and translations, his works include:
Songs of Trust and Triumph (three editions, 1929-32)
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Display Title: Precious Savior, guide and keep meFirst Line: Consecrated to Thy serviceTune Title: AVSKILD FÖR MIN HERRES RÄKJNINGAuthor: Emil Gustafson (1862-1900); Nathaniel CarlsonDate: 1950
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