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What We May Give to Jesus

Author: Margaret J. Harris

Margaret Jenkins Harris USA 1865-1919. Born in Rushville, IL, she married evangelist, John Harris, and they were active in holiness meetings as musicians and song evangelists. She played the organ for accompaniment to their duets. She was also known as an effective preacher with strong messages. She was a member of the Iowa Holiness Association. She and her husband served as music directors for the 1901 General Holiness Convention in Chicago, IL. She also edited the “Glorious Gospel In Song” hymnbook for the Christian Witness Publishing Company of Chicago. She died in Miami, FL. John Perry  Go to person page >

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First Line: We may give our hands to Jesus
Title: What We May Give to Jesus
Author: Margaret J. Harris
Language: English
Refrain First Line: Jesus loves a cheerful giver
Copyright: Public Domain
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Children's Praise and Worship #d182

Children's Praise and Worship #d182

Spiritual Songs and Hymns, for Use in All Gospel Services #d624

Spiritual Songs and Hymns, for Use in All Gospel Services #d624
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Sunny-Side Songs for Sunday Schools #95

Sunny-Side Songs for Sunday Schools #95
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