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O Lord of life, who wills new life to be

O Lord of life, who wills new life to be

Author: Margaret Joyce Dickin
Published in 4 hymnals

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Author: Margaret Joyce Dickin

Dickin, Margaret Joyce. (Beulah, Manitoba, February 5, 1918-- ). United Church. Graduated from its Training School (Toronto), 1950; pursued Sunday School work, in Toronto (1946-1949), for the Saskatchewan Conference (1950-1952), and in Regina (1952-1956), before deciding to enter the ministry by way of the University of Saskatchewan, B.A. (1957), and theological studies at St. Andrew's College (Saskatoon) and Drew University (Madison, N.J.). Pastorates in Saskatchewan at Strasbourg (1959-1961); Radisson (1964-1965); Saltcoats (1965-1970) with Walter Farquharson; Semans (1972-1973); and Regina (1973-?); also at Houston, British Columbia, 1970-1972. --Hugh McKellar, DNAH Archives Go to person page >

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First Line: O Lord of life, who wills new life to be
Author: Margaret Joyce Dickin
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Voices United #446

Voices United #446

Voices United #447

Voices United #447
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