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Author Index
"They do not die who leave their
thoughts
Imprinted on some deathless page.
Themselves may pass, the spell they wrought
Endures on earth from age to age."
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Here are quick-links to major names in LDS hymnals:
Isaac Watts
Charles Wesley
Olney Hymnal:
John Newton
&
William Cowper
W. W. Phelps
Parley P. Pratt
Eliza R. Snow
Also:
Cecil Frances Alexander
Joseph Ballantyne
Matilda Watts Cahoon
Theodore E. Curtis
Philip Doddridge
Mabel Jones Gabbott
Ruth M. Gardner
Patricia Kelsey Graham
John Jaques
Anna Johnson
T. Kelly
Bertha A. Kleinman
Frank I. Kooyman
John Lyon
George Manwaring
Clara W. McMaster
James Montgomery
Mary Ann Morton
Henry W. Naisbitt
John Nicholson
Charles W. Penrose
Janice Kapp Perry
Moiselle Renstrom
Edward L. Sloan
Anne Steele
Evan Stephens
Frances K. Taylor
John Taylor
Joseph L. Townsend
Vanja Y. Watkins
Orson F. Whitney
Emily H.
Woodmansee
Currently this index
only includes what is in the two text indexes:
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1835 |
|
X |
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A Collection
of Sacred Hymns, for the Church of the Latter Day Saints (Kirtland Hymnal) |
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1840 |
|
X |
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A Collection
of Sacred Hymns for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
in Europe (Manchester Hymnal) ...
have only studied the first
three of twenty-four editions |
|
1841 |
|
X |
|
A Collection
of Sacred Hymns, for the Church of the Latter Day Saints (Nauvoo Hymnal) |
| 1871 |
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Sacred Hymns and
Spirituals Songs for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints |
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1880 |
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The Children's
Primary Hymn Book (children) |
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1884 |
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Deseret Sunday
School Union Music Book (youth & children) |
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1889 |
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Latter-day
Saints' Psalmody |
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1909 |
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Deseret Sunday
School Songs (youth & children) |
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1927 |
|
X |
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Latter-day Saint Hymns
|
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1939 |
|
X |
|
Primary Song Book (children) |
|
1948/50 |
|
X |
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HYMNS: The
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints |
|
1949 |
|
X |
|
Recreational
Songs (youth) I have only indexed the sacred/spiritual
texts |
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1951 |
|
X |
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The Children Sing (children) |
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1969 |
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X |
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Sing With Me (children)
There were three supplements published: |
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1977
- Activity Songs and Verses |
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X |
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1978
- More Songs for Children |
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X |
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1982
- Supplement to More Songs for Children |
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1985 |
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X |
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Hymns
of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1985 |
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X |
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supplement containing national anthems of Canada, New
Zealand, and Australia |
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1989 |
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X |
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Children's Songbook (children) |
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A ... B ... C ...
D ... E ... F ...
G ... H ... I ...
J ... K ... L ...
M ... N ... O ...
P ... Q ... R ...
S ... T ... U ...
V ... W ... X ...
Y ... Z
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For historical interest's sake I have highlighted authors known to be
Latter-day Saint.
(I am not done researching this; there are others
not yet highlighted!)
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AUTHOR |
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FIRST LINE/TITLE |
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A |
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Lonnie Dobson Adams |
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I Want to Give the Lord My Tenth |
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Marilyn Price Adams |
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Hum Your Favorite Hymn |
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Ophelia G. Adams |
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Unanswered Yet? The Prayer |
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Sarah F. Adams |
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Nearer My
God to Thee |
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Addison |
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The spacious firmament on high |
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Joseph Addison |
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How are Thy Servants Blest, O Lord
The Lord My
Pasture Will / Shall Prepare
When all thy mercies, O my God, my
happy soul surveys |
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Cecil Frances Alexander |
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All Things Bright
and Beautiful
He Is Risen
Once in Royal David's City
There Is a Green Hill Far Away |
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Henry Alford |
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Come
Ye Thankful People, Come (Prayer of Thanksgiving) |
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Ida R. Alldredge |
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A Tiny Sunbeam
They, the Builders of the Nation |
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Richard Alldridge |
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How Dark and Gloomy Was the Night
Lord, Accept Our True Devotion
We'll Sing All Hail to Jesus' Name |
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James Allen |
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Glory to God on High
With Songs of Praise |
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Penelope Moody
Allen |
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Let the Holy Spirit Guide |
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Allingham |
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Robin Redbreast |
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Dorothy S. Anderson |
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Oh, What Do You Do in the Summertime? |
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Paul L. Anderson |
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In Fasting We Approach Thee (with
Lynn R. Carson)
In Sweet
Remembrance of Thy Son (Sabbath Day)
Turn Your Hearts (with
Lynn R. Carson)
We
Meet Again as Sisters |
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Thelma McKinnon Anderson |
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December
He Died That We Might Live Again (Our Easter Song) |
Anon./unknown
(see also 'Negro Spiritual';
and 'Traditional/Folk')
Many of these do have a composer -
I and the
sources I use just don't know who they are yet; if you know then
please write and let me know. |
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A Bunch of Golden Keys
A Halloween Surprise
A Ring on My Finger (CTR ring)
A Song of Joy
And can I yet delay, my little all
to give?
And can it be that I should gain
And did my Savior die and shed
his blood for me?
And let our bodies part to different
climes repair
Angels we have Heard on High
Arise, O King of Kings, arise
As a Little Child Relies
As Swiftly My Days Go Out on the Wing
Awake, ye that slumber, arise from the dust!
Be Polite
Beautiful Savior (Fairest Lord Jesus; Crusader's
Hymn)
Behold the day appear!
Behold! the earth doth mourn
Beloved Brethren, Sing His Praise
Blazer Song (Light the Torch)
Blest be our everlasting Lord
Carol of the Shepherds
Catch the Sunshine
Children of Zion, awake from your sadness
Come all ye
shepherds and be not dismayed
Come All Ye Saints and Sing His Praise
Come, all you sons of God, and view
Come, all ye sons of grace, and view
Come,
guilty souls, and flee away
Come, humble sinner, in whose breast
Come,
Saviour Jesus, from above
Come let us all unite and sing
Come, Lord, from above, The
mountains remove
Come sinners to the Gospel feast
Dear Lord, and will thy pard'ning
love
Dismiss
your anxious care, O all ye sons of need!
Do As I'm Doing
Do What Is Right
Don't Envy the Boy
Down by the River's Verdant Side
Father, Thou Who Carest
Father, to thee my soul I lift;
Follow On!
For Health and Strength
Give, Said the Little Stream
Go When the Morning Shineth
God Is in His Holy Temple
God of my life, to Thee I call
God of the Nations, in Glory Enthroned
God our Father made the Night
God Rest You Merry Gentlemen
God Save the King
Goodbye to You Today
Good-night
Great is the Lord in the city of Zion
Hail the day so long expected
Hallelujah, Hallelujah
Hand Exercise Song
Happy New Year
Happy Children
Happy People
Happy Song (Ducks in the pond...)
Happy soul, that, free from harms
Hark, now, oh shepherds
Heads, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes
Help Me, Dear Father,
to freely forgive
Here we come a caroling
Home (Home, Home, I'm not forgetting Thee)
How great thy joy, that promised day
How happy are they, Who the Savior obey
How pleasing to behold and see
How precious is thy word, O Lord!
How sweet communion is on Earth
How will the Saints rejoice to tell
Hymn of Praise
I long to behold him arrayed with
glory and light from above
I Saw a Mighty Angel Fly
I will seek to be a blessing
If You're Happy
In pleasure sweet here we do meet
In the Leafy Treetops
Jehovah, God the Father, bless
Jehovah, Lord of Heaven and Earth
Jehovah reigns! O glorious King!
Jesus, Lord, we look to thee
Jesus my glorious light appears
Jesus,
my strength, my hope
Jolly Old Saint Nicholas
Keep these few lines till time shall end
Land of the Mountains High (Utah, We Love Thee)
Let all creation join, To praise the eternal God
Let all men rejoice, By Jesus
restored
Let Each Man Learn to Know Himself
Let heathens to their idols haste
Let Judah rejoice in This Glorious News
Let not the wise his wisdom boast
Lift Thine Eyes to the Mountains
Little Knees Should Lowly Bend
Little Purple Pansies
Little Lambs so Fair and White
Little Things
Lo, on the Water's Brink We Stand
Lo, Shepherds, Slumber Not
Lord, I believe thy every word,
Lord, Who Lovest Little Children
Lovely appear over the mountains
May we who know the joyful sound
Merrie Miss Song
Messiah, full of grace
Mozart's First Tune
My Father, for another night
My
soul, how lovely is the place
Nature's Easter Story
Nature's Goodnight
Nay, Speak No Ill
Never Be Late to Sunday School Class
Never does truth more shine,
Not
to the terrors of the Lord
Now the truth once more appears
O Bright Smiling Mourning
O disclose thy lovely face
O God, on thee we all depend
O
Happy Souls who Pray
O Holy Night
O Jesus, our Lord, Thy name be
adored
O Lord, our heav'nly King, Thy name is all divine
O Lord, our Sovereign King
O who that has searched in the
records of old
O Zion, when I think on thee
On
mountain tops the mount of God in latter days, shall rise
On the Water's Brink We Stand
Once more we've met to worship
Our Door Is Always Open
Peace! doubting heart; my God's I am
Peace troubled soul, thou need'st
not fear
Praise the Lord, who reigns above
Rejoice! ye Saints of Latter Days (Nauvoo Hymnal; different text than the
one in the 1985 hymnal)
Ring Out, Wild Bells
Salem's bright King, Jesus by name
Saviour, on me the want bestow,
Shepherd, of souls, with pitying eye
Shepherds, shake off your drowsy sleep
Should You Feel Inclined to Censure
Sinners, believe the gospel word
Sleep, baby, Sleep
Soldiers of Christ, arise, and put your armour on
Suppose
Sweet is the mem'ry of thy grace
Sweet Sabbath School
Sweetly May the Blessed Spirit
"Thank Thee" for the world
so sweet
Thanksgiving Round
The Books in the Old Testament
The Books in the New Testament
The Church in the Wildwood
The cities of Zion soon shall rise
The Commandments (the Ten Commandments)
The glorious day is drawing nigh
The
Great and Glorious Gospel Light
The Little New Year
The Oxcart
The trump for Israel's jub'l year
The veil of night is no disguise
There Is Beauty all Around
(Love at Home)
This Is Mother, Kind and Tender
Thou Shepherd of Israel, and mine
Though in the Outward Church Below
Thy beautiful garments, O Zion! assume
Thy word, O my God, I delight to peruse
Up on the Housetop
We Are All Enlisted
We Are Sowing
We Are Sunbeams
We
Gather Together (Hymn of Thanksgiving; Thanksgiving Prayer)
We have met dear friends and brethren
We Three Kings of Orient Are
We're Glad It's Your Birthday
Weary souls, that wander wide
What are these arrayed in white
What wondrous things we now behold
When Little Children Sleep
When Many to the Savior's Feet
Where is Cinderella's Shoe?
With Wondering Awe
Would Jesus have the sinner die?
Ye dying sons of men
Ye ransomed sinners hear
Ye slumbering nations who have slept a long night |
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Frank W. Asper |
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Hear Thou Our Hymn, O Lord |
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J. B. Athchison |
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I have read of a beautiful city |
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Herbert Auerbach |
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Blessed Are Thy that Have the Faith
Bring, Heavy Heart, Your Grief to Me
Have Faith, Ye Saints
Jehovah |
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B |
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R. B. |
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The time long appointed is now drawing near |
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W. F. B. |
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The Army of the Living God
The Clock |
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Josephine Daskam Bacon |
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Brother, sing your
country's anthem |
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Leonard Bacon |
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The rising sun has chased the night
Though Now the Nations Sit Beneath |
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Robert B. Baird |
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Improve the Shining Moments
Welcome, Welcome, Sabbath Morning
When
the Rosy Light of Morning (Come Away to the Sunday School) |
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Beverly Bailey |
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Jack Frost and I |
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Mary Ann Baker |
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Master, the Tempest Is Raging |
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Alice R. Baldwin |
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Cleaning Song
Setting the Table
To Work, To Work!
Washing Dishes |
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Dawn Hughes Ballantyne |
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Fathers (with Joyce Mills Jensen) |
Joseph Ballantyne
(5) |
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Gratitude
Oh, Hush thee, my baby (Christmas Cradle Song)
Shine On (My light is but a little one)
Stand for the
Right
Summetime |
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Anna L. Barbauld |
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Praise to God, immortal praise
(adapted by W.W. Phelps) |
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Sabine Baring-Gould |
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Now the Day Is
Over
Onward
Christian Soldiers |
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Elizabeth Fetzer Bates |
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Book of Mormon Stories
Pioneer Children Sang as they Walked |
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Katherine Lee Bates |
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Oh,
Beautiful for Spacious Skies (America the
Beautiful) |
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J. Battshill |
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A Song of Thanks |
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Alvin A. Beesley |
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Heavenly Father, Now I Pray |
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E. Beesley |
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The Evening tTrain |
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Beethoven |
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Fairy Fiddles |
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Georgia W. Bello |
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Popcorn Popping |
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Richard C. Berg |
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Lift Up Your Voice and Sing |
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att. to Bernard
of Clairvaux |
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Jesus, the Very
Thought of Thee |
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Thomas A. Beckett |
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Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean |
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Archibald F. Bennett |
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Holy Temples on Mount Zion |
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Wallace F. Bennett |
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I Like My birthdays ev'ry one
Obedience (Two hands obediently do their part)
When We're Helping |
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Wallace R. Bennett |
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In Perfect Faith |
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William F. Bennett |
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God of Power, God of Right |
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Karl Victor Bettermann |
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They have Passed Hence, but They're not Lost Forever |
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Wanda B. Blaisdell |
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Repentance (When I don't mind my parents) |
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Ada Blenkhorn |
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In Hymns of Praise |
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Philip Paul Bliss |
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Brightly Beams Our Father's Mercy
More Holiness Give Me |
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Boden |
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Glory to God on High |
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Mary W. Bone |
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Farewell, All Earthly Honors |
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Jane Borthwick |
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Come, Labor On |
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Harold Boulton |
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All Through the Night |
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Polly Bourgeous |
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Our Chapel Is a Sacred Place |
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Bowring |
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Watchman! tell us of the night |
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Thomas Bracken |
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God Defend New Zealand
Not Understood. We Move Along Asunder |
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Merrill Bradshaw |
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Listen, Listen
Praise
The Still, Small Voice
We Will Sing of Zion |
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Janeen Jacobs Brady |
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I Lived in Heaven |
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Johannes Brahms |
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Lullaby (and goodnight) |
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Mabel E. Bray |
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Mother and Father |
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Matthew Bridges |
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Behold the Lamb of God in His Divine Aray |
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Phillips Brooks |
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O Little Town of
Bethlehem |
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Abbie Farwell Brown |
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I Have a Little Song to Sing
The Three Kings |
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Dorothy Brown |
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Happy Children |
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Marilyn McMeen
Brown |
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Thy Servants Are Prepared |
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Mary Brown |
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It may
not Be on the Mountain Height (I'll Go Where You Want Me to Go) |
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Newel Kay Brown |
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I Hope They Call Me on a Mission |
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Olga Carlson Brown |
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Oh, How We Like to Stand |
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Michael Bruce |
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Behold the Mountain of the Lord
(adapted by John Logan) |
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W. Bruce |
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O Happy is the Man Who Hears |
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Lester Bucher |
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For Thy Bounteous Blessings |
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William Bullock |
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We Love Thy House, O God |
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William Boyle Bunker |
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I Will Try to Be Reverent |
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Wilma Boyle Bunker |
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Hello Friends!/Let's Be Friendly
We Thank Thee Our Father |
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Burder's Collection |
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What though no flowers the fig-tree clothe |
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James/Jamer D. Burns |
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Hushed was the Evening Hymn |
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Robert Burns |
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Auld Lang Syne |
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Mary L. Butler |
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Hear the Joyful Bells
Ringing, Ringing |
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C |
Matilda Watts Cahoon
(11) |
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Beauty Everywhere (Skies are fair above us)
Because We're Mormons
Builder Boys
Come to Healthland
Good Night (Day is over, night draws near)
Jesus Loving Savior Dear
The Bluebirds
The Call
The Light Divine (The Light of God rests on the face)
The Merry Lark
Trail Along |
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John C. Cameron |
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Every Star Is Different |
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Campbell's Collection |
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When the King of Kings comes |
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Alexander Campbell |
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Reform, and be immersed, Says your redeeming Lord |
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Brent K. Campbell |
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The Priesthood (has come to earth anew) |
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Joan D. Campbell |
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The Priesthood Is Restored
The Sacred Grove |
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Tracy Cannon |
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Come, Rejoice
Life's Mirror
Praise the Lord with Heart and Voice |
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George Careless |
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I Thank Thee, Dear Father |
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Otis Carrington |
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A Fun Song |
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Lynn R. Carson |
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In Fasting We Approach Thee (with
Paul L. Anderson)
Turn Your Hearts (with
Paul L. Anderson) |
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Daniel Lyman Carter |
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A Young Man Prepared
The Shepherd's Carol |
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Nancy K. Daines Carter |
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Book of Mormon Stories (optional verses) |
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Phoebe Cary |
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One Sweetly Solemn Thought |
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Thomas Carey |
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Sitting by the streams that glide |
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J. Cawood |
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Hark!what mean those holy voices |
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Ruth H. Chadwick |
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Reverence (Today Dear Father/Dear Lord, I'll try
to show) |
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John M. Chamberlain |
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We Are Marching On to Glory |
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J. Cennick |
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Lo! he comes, with clouds
descending |
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Christian Hymns |
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O Jesus! the giver of all we enjoy |
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Mrs.. Irene Christopherson |
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Primary Penny Song (Five pennies make a nickel) |
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Mr. & Mrs. N. W. Christiansen |
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Flowers (We bring you garlands of flowers)
Happiness (I am happy today for the sunshine)
Marching Down the Trail |
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Church Psalmody |
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O'er mountain tops the mount of God |
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Robin Clare |
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Mary's Lullaby to the Infant King |
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John F. Clarke |
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From
the Regions of Glory an Angel Descended (adapted by W.W. Phelps) |
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L. Clark |
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Today, While the Sun Shines |
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Luca A. Clark |
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Blessings on all Zion's
Children |
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G. N. Clarke |
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Children of the Saints of Zion |
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William Clayton |
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Come, Come, Ye Saints
When First the Glorious Light of Truth |
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Alice Jean Cleator |
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Be Happy! |
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William Clegg |
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Let Earth's Inhabitants Rejoice
To Him Who Rules on High |
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John Clements |
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Weep not for him that's dead and gone |
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Collyer |
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Cease, ye mourners, cease to languish |
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Dorothy Finch Condry |
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I Want to Be a Deacon |
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Hannah Last Cornaby |
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Who's on the Lord's Side? |
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Maxwell N. Cornelius |
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Not Now, But in the Coming Years (Sometime We'll
Understand) |
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Austin
A. Cowles |
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O God, thou great, thou good, thou wise |
William Cowper
Click Here for an .rtf
of the Olney Hymnal |
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God Moves in a
Mysterious Way
Hear what God the Lord hath spoken
There is a fountain filled with blood
This God is the God we adore
See also John Newton for more titles
from the Olney Hymnal. |
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John Craven |
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Brethren,
power by earthly standards (The Priesthood of Our Lord) |
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Fanny J. Crosby |
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Behold! A Royal Army
"Give," Said the Little Stream
Heavenly Father, we Beseach
Thee |
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Grace Noll Crowell |
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Because I Have Been Given Much |
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James Crystal |
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All-Wise, Eternal, Loving One
Take Courage, Saints, and Faint Not by the Way |
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Theodore E. Curtis
(14) |
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Again, Our Dear Redeeming Lord
Awake and Arise
Give me a Home in the Heart of the Mountains
Hail, Cumorah! Silent Wonder
I
wander through the still of night (Come unto Him)
Lean on My Ample Arm
Oh, Sheep of Israel, Pause and Behold
The Sabbath Sun Serenely Falls
The Shades of Night Are Falling
The Trailbuilders' Hymn
Thou Art Everywhere Before Us
We Thank Thee, Gracious Lord of Hosts
We're Proud of Utah
Zion Arise! the dark clouds are falling |
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J. J. Cutter (adapt) |
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Give Me the Joy of Living |
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D |
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Andrew Dalrymple |
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O Lord of Hosts |
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L. Dalton |
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Children's Morning Song |
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Thomas Davenport |
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Come, all Ye Sons of God |
|
Karen Lynn Davidson |
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Each Life That Touches Ours for Good
O Savior, Thou Who Wearest a Crown
That Easter Morn |
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D. Evan Davis |
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As I Eat the Broken Bread
Help Us, O God, to Understand ( Our Savior's Love)
Our Prayer |
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John S. Davis |
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What Was Witnessed in the Heavens? |
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Mary Jane McAllister Davis |
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The Prophet Said to Plant a Garden |
|
T. J. Dawson |
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Welcome, best of all good meetings |
|
K. Newell Dayley |
|
I Feel My Savior's Love (with Laurie Huffman &
Ralph
Rogers JR) |
|
Gerrit de Jong JR |
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Come, Sing to the Lord |
|
Joseph H. Dean |
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Before Thee, Lord, I Bow My Head |
|
Maurine B. Dean |
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Happy Birthday to You
Hello Song (Hello, Hello) (or
Maurine Benson Ozment)
When the Sacrament Is Blessed |
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Genet Binghan Dee |
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Is the Story True? (Seagull soaring in the blue) |
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De Courcy |
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Who Are These Arrayed in White |
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Maria De Fleury |
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Thou sweet gliding Cedron, by thy silver stream |
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Genet B. Dee |
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Sunshine Song |
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David Denham |
|
'Mid Scenes of confusion and creature complaints |
|
Charles Denney JR |
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O Thou Kind and Gracious Father |
|
Philo Dibble |
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The Happy Day at Last Has Come/The Happy Day has
Rolled On |
|
Emily Dickenson |
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I Never Saw a Moor |
|
George W. Doane |
|
Softly Now the Light
of Day |
|
William C. Doane |
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Father of Light, In Whom there is no shadow |
Philip Doddridge
(10) |
|
Hail to the Prince of Life and peace
Hark! the glad sound! the Savior's come!
Heav'n has confirmed the dread decree
How Gentle God's Commands
O Zion! tune thy voice
The flowery spring, at God's command
The King of heav'n his table spreads
Thou, Lord, through ev'ry changing scene
Triumphant Zion! lift thy head
Yes! the Redeemer rose, The Savior left the dead |
|
Mary Mapes Dodge |
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Can a Little Child Like Me? |
|
Esther H. Doolittle |
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My Body Is a Temple |
|
Hugh W. Dougall |
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Jesus of Nazareth, Savior and King |
|
Joanne Bushman Doxey |
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Birthday Pennies
Seek the Lord Early
Where Love Is (with Norma B. Smith) |
|
Helen Sidcott Dungan |
|
You Can Make the Pathway Bright
(If There's Sunshine in Your Heart) |
|
Loren C. Dunn |
|
The
Witness of the Holy Ghost (Testimony) |
|
Lowell M. Durham JR |
|
As the Shadows Fall |
|
Thomas Durham |
|
Stars of the Morning, Shout for Joy |
|
E |
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James Edmeston |
|
Roll on, thou mighty ocean! |
|
John Ellerston |
|
Savior, Again to Thy Dear Name We Raise |
|
John Ellerton |
|
The Lord Be with Us |
|
Louis Elson |
|
Spring Song |
|
Episcopal Collection |
|
Lord! visit thy forsaken race |
|
Edith Virginia Eradt |
|
Just Why I Suffer Loss I Cannot Know |
|
Jonathon Evans |
|
Hark!the voice of love and mercy |
|
F |
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Frederick W. Faber |
|
Faith of Our Fathers |
|
J. Fanch |
|
Beyond the glitt'ring starry sky |
|
John Fawcett |
|
Afflicted Saint, to Christ draw near
Lord Dismiss
Us with Thy Blessing |
|
Fellowes |
|
All You that Love Immanuel's Name |
|
John Fellows |
|
Jesus, Mighty King in Zion |
|
Aileen Fisher |
|
Hinges |
|
C. Marianne Fisher |
|
As I Search the Holy Scriptures |
|
W. H. Flaville |
|
If the Way
be Full of Trial, Weary Not |
|
Miss Fletcher |
|
Think Gently of the Erring One |
|
Myles B. Foster |
|
Christmas Eve (Watching in the meadow) |
|
William Fowler |
|
We Thank Thee, O God, for a Prophet |
|
Benjamin Francis |
|
Great King of glory, come |
|
Benjamin Franklin |
|
Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise |
|
Carolyn Freeman |
|
God Gave me Dear America |
|
Luacine Clark Fox |
|
As I Have Loved You
(Love One Another) |
|
Ruth May Fox |
|
Firm as the
Mountains around us (Carry On)
How pleasant to mingle together
M. I. A., We Hail Thee |
|
G |
Mabel Jones Gabbott
(23) |
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At Sacrament Time
Baptism (Jesus came to John the Baptist)
Before I Take the Sacrament
Did Jesus Really Live Again?
Father Up Above
Had I Been a Child
Have a Very Happy Birthday!
Have a Very Merry Christmas
He Sent His Son (How could the Father tell the world?)
In Humility, Our Savior
Lord, Accept into Thy Kingdom
My Country
Oh Father Look on Us Today
Rejoice, Ye Saints of Latter Days (lift up your hearts in songs of
praise)
Rejoice, Ye Saints of Latter Days (for temples now in many lands)
Samuel Tells of the Baby Jesus
Sleep, Little Jesus
The Family (When the family gets together after evening work is done)
There Was Starlight on the Hillside
To Think about Jesus
We Are Reverent (Quiet as deep waters run)
We Have Partaken of Thy Love
Who Is the Child? |
|
Charles H. Gabriel |
|
Dear Little Stranger (Low in a manager)
I Stand All Amazed
Sunshine and Rain |
|
James Gallaher |
|
Sabbath Morning Comes with Gladness |
|
Marvin K. Gardner |
|
Press Forward, Saints
This Is My Beloved Son
We
Love to Hear Thy Holy Word (Thy Holy Word) |
Ruth M. Gardner
(6) |
|
Go Forth with Faith
Go the Second Mile
I Believe in Being Honest
I Have a
Family Here on Earth (Families Can Be Together Forever)
To Be a Pioneer
We Welcome You (with Lois Coombs Sprunt) |
|
Thomas Gibbons |
|
Angels! roll the rock away! |
|
George Gill |
|
Beautiful Zion, Built Above |
|
Grace Gordon |
|
Called to Serve
Friends Are Fun
The Festal Days (Softly the breeze is blowing) |
|
Ingrid Sawatzki Gordon |
|
Sing a Song |
|
Kate Cox Goddard |
|
All day long the shepherd
guards |
|
Goethe |
|
The Wild Rose |
|
William Goode |
|
Lo
the Mighty God Appearing |
|
Grace Gordon, alt. |
|
Called to Serve
Praise Ye the Father |
Patricia Kelsey Graham
(5) |
|
I Am Like a Star
Picture a Christmas
The Hearts of the Children
The Nativity Song
We Are Different |
|
Rose Thomas Graham |
|
An Angel Came and Spoke to Man
The Golden Plates |
|
Minnie A. Greiner |
|
Children's Day |
|
Louisa L. Greene-Richards |
|
Father of Life and Light |
|
J. A. Granada |
|
Let thy kingdom, blessed Savior |
|
Annie Pike Greenwood |
|
Come, Lay His Books and Papers By |
|
J. Grigg |
|
Jesus! and shall it ever be |
|
Carol Graff Gunn |
|
Family Night (This is the night we've waited for)
My Dad |
|
H |
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Handel |
|
He shall Feed His Flock |
Bill N. Hansen JR
& Lisa T. Hansen |
|
Nephi's Courage |
|
William Hammond |
|
Awake, and sing the
song of Moses and the Lamb
Lord, We Come before Thee Now |
|
Edward/Elias L. T. Harrison |
|
Sons of Michael, He Approaches |
|
Thelma J. Harrison |
|
Quickly I'll Obey |
|
Bret Harte |
|
The Jolly Switzer |
|
Edward L. Hart |
|
Our Savior's Love |
|
Horace L. Hastings |
|
Shall We Meet Beyond the River |
|
Thomas Hastings |
|
Behold the Savior of mankind
Hail to the Brightness of Zion's Glad Morning! |
|
Annie S. Hawks |
|
I Need Thee Every Hour |
|
Heber |
|
In the Sun, and Moon, and Stars |
|
Reginald Heber |
|
From
Greenland's Icy Mountains (Come, All Whose Souls are Lighted)
Hail the blest morn, when the great Mediator |
|
Felicia Hemans |
|
The Breaking Waves Dashed High |
|
Derryl R. Herring |
|
Our Friendly Bishop |
|
Eliza E. Hewitt |
|
There Is Sunshine in My Soul Today |
|
Duane E. Hiatt |
|
Follow the Prophet |
|
Angus S. Hibbard |
|
Father in Heaven |
|
William E. Hickson |
|
Now to
Heaven our prayer ascending (God Speed the Right) |
|
Hilbard
|
|
Through All the World
Below
|
|
Becky Lee Hill |
|
Like Sunshine in the Morning
The Bread Is Being Broken |
Mildred Hill &
Patty Smith Hill |
|
Once Within a Lowly Stable |
|
Patty Hill |
|
Thanks for Daily Blessings |
|
Stuart K. Hine |
|
How Great Thou Art |
|
Gordon B. Hinckley |
|
I Know That My Redeemer Lives
(Hinckley) (My Redeemer Lives) |
|
Lowrie M. Hofford |
|
Abide with Me; 'Tis Eventide |
|
Nora Hogan |
|
I Thank Thee, Lord (for the blue of the sky) |
|
Glenna Tate Holbrook |
|
Birds in the Tree
Stand Up |
|
Oliver Wendell Holmes |
|
Lord of All Being, Throned Afar |
|
Edward Hopper |
|
Jesus Savior Pilot Me |
|
Grace L. Hosmer |
|
The Message of His Love |
|
William Walsham
How |
|
For All the Saints
We Give Thee But Thine Own |
|
Julia Ward Howe |
|
Battle Hymn
of the Republic |
|
Laurie Huffman |
|
I Feel My Savior's Love (with Ralph Rogers JR &
K.
Newell Dayley) |
|
Orson Pratt Huish |
|
Come unto Jesus
Jesus, my Savior True (Guide Me to Thee)
There Is a Land Whose Sunny Vales |
|
Donnell Hunter |
|
The Lord Gave Me a Temple |
|
Nan Greene Hunter |
|
Father, This Hour Has Been One of Joy |
|
William Hurn |
|
Arise, O God, and Shine |
|
I |
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J |
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Mary R. Jack |
|
Thanks to Thee |
|
Beatrice Goff Jackson |
|
Faith (is knowing the sun will rise) |
John Jaques
(5) |
|
Come all ye Saints throughout the Earth
Oh Say, What Is Truth?
Our Father, in the sacred name of Jesus Christ
Softly Beams the Sacred Dawning
The Silver, Gold, and Precious Stones |
|
J. Marinus Jensen |
|
A Voice has Spoken form the Dust
Men Are That They Might Have Joy |
|
Joyce Mills Jensen |
|
Fathers (with Dawn Hughes Ballantyne) |
|
Vernald W. Johns |
|
From Homes of Saints Glad Songs Arise
We Meet, Dear Lord |
|
Anna Johnson
(11) |
|
A Smile Is like the Sunshine
An Angel Came to Joseph Smith
Hail,
Hail, Hail, all Hail
I Think the World Is Glorious
I'll Pay My Tithing to the Lord
Jesus Is our Loving Friend
March to Victory
My Flag, My Flag
The New Year Comes with Happiness
We Bow our Heads
While I Drink the Water Clear |
|
M. M. Johnson |
|
Oh, that My Soul in Joy Might Meet |
|
M. A. Johnstone |
|
I long to breathe the Mountain Air |
|
Joel H. Johnson |
|
All Hail the Glorious Day
High On the Mountain
Top
The Glorious Gospel Light Has Shone |
|
R. R. Johnson |
|
Sweet Friend of the Needy, Kind Helper of Youth |
|
Mary Ellen Jex
Jolley |
|
I Have a Family Tree |
|
Jane Jonan |
|
We Are Targeteers |
|
K |
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K |
|
How Firm a
Foundation |
|
Jean L. Kaberry |
|
Like Ten Thousand Legions Marching
Rise, Ye Saints, and Temples Enter
See the Mighty Priesthood Gathered |
|
Anne Kaelin |
|
Covered Wagons |
|
Virginia Maughan Kammeyer |
|
On a Golden Springtime
Pioneer Children Were Quick to Obey |
|
Matthias Keller |
|
Speed our republic, O Father on high |
|
John Kelly |
|
Arise! Arise! With Joy Survey
On the Mountain's Top Appearing |
T. Kelly
(5) |
|
Arise! arise!with joy survey
Give Us Room that we May Dwell
Jesus! we hail thee, Israel's King
Sound the loud timbrel o'er Egypt's dark sea
Yes! we trust the day is breaking |
|
Thomas Kelly |
|
Zion Stands with Hills Surrounded |
|
Thomas Ken |
|
Awake,
My Soul, and with the Sun
Glory
to Thee, My God, this Night
Praise God, from Whom All Blessings Flow
(Doxology) |
|
Kentucky Harmony |
|
The Lord into His Garden Comes |
|
Francis Scott Key |
|
The Star-Spangled
Banner |
|
Mary A. Kidder |
|
Ere
You Left Your Room This Morning (Did You Think to Pray?) |
|
Edward P. Kimball |
|
God Loved Us, So He Sent His Son |
|
Maud Belnap Kimball |
|
Mother Dear |
|
Rudyard Kipling |
|
God of Our
Fathers Known of Old |
|
Miriam H. Kirkell |
|
Westward Ho! (Over the winding trail
forward we go) |
|
Marjorie Castleton Kjar |
|
Come with Me to Primary (with Patricia Critchlow
Maughan) |
Bertha A. Kleinman
(11) |
|
Boys and Girls Like You
Come, Hail the Cause of Zion's Youth
I Have Two Little Hands
I trust Thee, Lord, tho' long the way and dim
It is not Death though we fade and die
Lift up your praise in parting song
O Star Divine! When Dusk Lies on the Land
Oh, Sing of Redemption from Conflict and Sword
To grow for Him, tho' lowly ways be mine
To Use the Gifts Thou Gavest me
Why should I falter - O Saviour of mine? |
|
Carolyn Hamilton
Klopfer |
|
Home Can Be a Heaven on Earth |
Frank I. Kooyman
(6) |
|
How Beautiful Thy Temples, Lord
In Memory of the Crucified
The Bread and Water Are
Ready Here
Thy Spirit, Lord, Has Stirred Our Souls
We Remember Our Savior
When
in the Wondrous realms above (Thy Will, O Lord, Be Done) |
|
L |
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Jeanne P. Lawler |
|
Family History - I Am Doing It
The Holy Ghost (When Jesus was on earth)
When Jesus Christ Was Baptized
Word of Wisdom Promises |
|
Marylou Cunningham
Leavitt |
|
We Listen to a Prophet's Voice |
|
Vernon J. LeeMaster |
|
Dearest Mother, I Love You
The Sacrament Is Ready |
|
Ruth Benson Lehenbaur |
|
I Pay My Tithing
I'm Glad to Pay a Tithing |
|
John Leland |
|
The
Day Is Past and Gone |
|
Harriet J. Lewis |
|
Welcome Sunshine |
|
J. S. Lewis |
|
Proud? Yes, of Our Home in the Mountains |
|
L. Clair Likes |
|
The Things I Do |
|
Queen Liliuokalani |
|
Aloha 'Oe |
|
Sylvia Knight Lloyd |
|
Repentance ("I am sorry" is not always easy to say) |
|
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow |
|
I
Heard the Bells on Christmas Day
When Christ
was Born in Bethlehem (attributed) |
|
Phyllis Luch |
|
I Often Go
Walking |
|
Jemima T. Luke |
|
I Think When I Read the
Sweet Story of Old |
|
Joy Saunders Lundberg
|
|
I'm Thankful to Be Me |
|
Lois Lunt |
|
... see Lois Lunt Metz |
|
Martin Luther |
|
A
Mighty Fortress Is our God
Away in a Manger (attributed) |
|
Henry F. Lyte |
|
Abide
With Me
Once More We Come Before Our God |
|
A. Laurence Lyon |
|
Christmas Bells (ringing; singing)
Little Pioneer Children |
John Lyon
(5) |
|
Hail! Bright Millennial Day of Rest
O Lord, Responsive to Thy Call
To Thee, O God, we do approach
When Sickness Clouds the Soul with Grief
Where the voice of Friendship's heard |
|
M |
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C. A. M. |
|
The Call of Love |
|
John Menzies
Macfarline |
|
Far, Far Away on Judea's Plains |
|
Georgia Maeser |
|
I Have two Ears |
|
H. Maiben |
|
As Children of Zion our Voices We'll Raise |
|
Marzelle Mangum |
|
Our Primary Colors |
|
Marian Major |
|
When Grandpa Comes |
|
Annie Pinnock Malin |
|
God, Our Father, Hear Us Pray
(Hear Us Pray) |
|
Margaret Mann |
|
I Pledge Myself to Love the Right |
|
Robert P. Manookin |
|
A Prayer Song
Our Bishop |
|
Margaret Mann |
|
I Pledge Myself to Love the Right |
George Manwaring
(7) |
|
Lord, We Ask Thee Ere We Part
Oh
How Lovely Was the Morning (Joseph Smith's First Prayer)
Sing We Now at Parting
Sweet Sabbath Day, all hail to Thee
'Tis Sweet to Sing the Matchless Love
We Meet Again in Sabbath School
We Want to See the Temple |
|
Thomas Marsh |
|
The
Sun that Declines in the Far Western Sky
(or Parley P. Pratt) |
|
Daphne Matthews |
|
The Books in the Book of
Mormon |
|
Sally Mattison |
|
Adieu,
My Dear Brethren Adieu |
|
Patricia Critchlow Maughan |
|
Come with Me to Primary (with Marjorie Castleton Kjar) |
|
John
Daniel Thomspon McAllister |
|
The Handcart Song (Ye
Saints who Dwell on Europe's Shore) |
|
Susan Evans McCloud |
|
As Zion's Youth in Latter Days
Savior,
May I Learn to Love Thee (Lord, I Would Follow Thee) |
|
Bruce R. McConkie |
|
Come Listen to a Prophet's Voice, 4th verse in 1985
HYMNS
I Believe in Christ |
|
Barbra A.
McConochie |
|
Keep the Commandments
You've Had a Birthday |
|
Peter Dodds McCormick |
|
Advance Australia Fair |
|
John McGregor |
|
Israel, awake from thy long, silent slumber |
Clara W. McMaster
(8) |
|
Choose the Right Way (CTR Song)
His Promise
Kindness Begins with Me
My Heavenly Father Loves Me (Whenever I hear the song of a bird)
Remember the Sabbath Day
Reverently, Quietly
Star Song
Teach Me to Walk in the Light |
|
John Hugh
McNaughton |
|
There
is Beauty all Around (Love at Home) |
|
Samuel Medley |
|
I Know that My
Redeemer Lives (Medley)
Mortals, awake! with angels join |
|
Mendelssohn |
|
But the Lord Is Mindful of His Own
If with all Your Hearts
How Lovely Are the Messengers |
|
Joleen Grant Meredith |
|
Because God Loves me (Because He Loves Me) |
|
J. Merrick |
|
Arise, great God! and let thy grace |
|
William Pierson
Merrill |
|
Rise Up, O Men of God |
|
Lois Lunt Metz |
|
Falling Snow |
|
C. Austin Miles |
|
Call me
Far Above Earth's Tumult
Sing with Joy |
|
Mildred E. Millett |
|
Happy, Happy Birthday |
|
William G. Mills |
|
Arise O Glorious Zion
We'll Sing the Songs of Zion |
|
Jaclyn Thomas Milne |
|
How Dear to God Are Little Children
Search, Ponder, and Pray |
|
Nita Dale Milner |
|
When I Am Baptized |
|
Milton |
|
Let Us with a Gladsome Mind |
|
Caroline Eyring Miner |
|
Home |
|
Marion Mitchell |
|
Skating Song (Winter brings such jolly times) |
|
N. Lorenzo Mitchell |
|
Jesus Blessed the Children
Loving Mother, Kind and Trus
The Busy Bee |
|
Samuel B. Mitton |
|
With One Accord, We'll Sing Thy Praise |
|
Joseph Mohr |
|
Silent Night |
|
James Montgomery
(7) |
|
A Poor Wayfaring Man of Grief
Angels from the
Realms of Glory
Call Jehovah thy salvation
Daughter of Zion, from the dust
Hail to the Lord's anointed!
Hark!the song of jubilee
Prayer Is the Soul's Sincere Desire
The Lord Is My Shepherd
See http://www.ccel.org/ccel/montgomery/sacredpoems.toc.html |
|
Michael F. Moody |
|
Teacher, Do You Love Me? |
|
Thomas Moore |
|
Come, Ye Disconsolate
Hark, the Evening Hymn Is Stealing |
|
Robert Morris |
|
Each Cooing Dove
(Memories of Galilee) |
|
John Morrison |
|
'Twas on that night when doomed to know |
Mary Ann Morton
(5) |
|
A Saint! and is the Title Mine
My Father in Heaven, and Dear Kindred There
O Happy Home! O Blest Abode
Sweet Is the Peace the Gospel Brings
Though Nations Rise, and Men Conspire |
|
Louis F. Monch |
|
Hark, All Ye Nations! |
|
James Montgomery |
|
Prayer Is the Soul's Sincere Desire |
|
W. Muller |
|
Life's True Joy (The boy who never rose at dawn) |
|
Joseph S. Murdock |
|
Come Listen to a
Prophet's Voice |
|
James R. Murray |
|
Jesus once was a Little Child |
|
N |
Henry W. Naisbitt
(6)
|
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For
Our Devotions, Father
Rest, Rest for the Weary Soul
This House We Dedicate to Thee
We here approach Thy table, Lord
Weep for the early dead
What Voice Salutes the Startled Ear? |
|
John Mason Neale |
|
Good Christian Men, Rejoice |
|
Joachim Neander |
|
Praise to the
Lord the Almighty |
|
John Needham |
|
Rise, O my soulpursue the path |
|
Alexander Neibaur |
|
Come, Thou Glorious Day of Promise |
Negro Spiritual
(8) |
|
All God's children got a robe
Deep River
Go Tell It on the Mountain
Joshua fit de battle of Jericho
Nobody knows the trouble I've had
Swing low, sweet chariot
There is a Balm in Gilead
We are climbing Jacob's ladder |
|
Charlene Anderson Newell |
|
You Happy Birthday |
|
James Newton |
|
Proclaim, says Christ, my wond'rous grace |
|
John Henry Newman |
|
Lead, Kindly Light |
|
John Newton
(8)
Click Here for an .rtf
of the Olney Hymnal
|
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Amazing Grace
Begone! unbelief, my Savior is near
Glorious
Things of Thee are Spoken (adapt.
by
W.W. Phelps)
O Thou, at Whose Almighty Word
May the Grace of
Christ, Our Savior
Though in the
Outward Church Below
When Joseph his
Brethren Beheld
With Israel's God who can compare?
See also William Cowper
for more titles from the Olney Hymnal. |
|
Reid N. Nibley |
|
I Know My Father Lives |
|
Philipp Nicolai |
|
Glory now to Thee be given |
John Nicholson
(5) |
|
Come, Follow Me
The bodies of our Dead are laid
The Lord Is My Light
The Nations Bow to Satan's Thrall
While of These Emblems We Partake (LM) |
|
Baptist W. Noel |
|
When
Restless on My Bed I Lie |
|
A. W. Norton |
|
Curiosity |
|
O |
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Johnson Oatman JR |
|
When
Upon Life's Billows (Count Your Blessings) |
|
Louise M. Ogelvee |
|
This Is God's House |
|
Ogilive |
|
Begin, my soul, th' exalted lay |
|
Maggie Olauson |
|
Reverence Is Love |
|
J.P. Olsen |
|
Hidden Treasures |
|
Rita Mae Olsen |
|
It's Autumntime |
|
Henry U. Onderdonk |
|
How Wondrous and Great |
|
Maurine Benson Ozment |
|
Feliz Cumpleaρos
Hello Song (or Maurine B. Deen) |
|
P |
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M. E. P. |
|
Tell Me, Dear Lord |
|
Cynthia Lord Pace |
|
Latter-day Prophets |
|
Mary Judd Page |
|
Ye Who Are Called to Labor |
|
H. R. Palmer |
|
Angry Words! O, Let them Never
Precious Savior, Dear Redeemer |
|
H. W. Parker |
|
Tell Me the Stories
of Jesus |
|
Judith Wirthlin Parker |
|
I Need My Heavenly Father (My Heavenly Father
Wants Me to be Happy) |
|
Edwin F. Parry |
|
Let the Holy Spirit Guide
When Shall We Meet Thee |
|
Edward Partridge |
|
Let Zion in Her
Beauty Rise |
|
John Howard Payne |
|
'Mid Pleasures and Palaces, Though
We May Roam (There's no Place like Home) |
|
J. Peacock |
|
Behold what condescending love Jesus on earth
displays! |
|
Carol Lynn Pearson |
|
I'll Walk with You |
Charles W. Penrose
(9) |
|
Beautiful Zion for Me
Blow Gently, Ye Wild Winds with Frost in Your Breath
Death gathers up thick clouds of gloom
God of Our Fathers, We Come unto Thee
Great Spirit, listen to the Red Man's Wail!
O Ye Mountains High
O Wouldst Thou From Bondage and Strife Be Free
School Thy Feelings
Up, Awake, Ye Defenders of Zion |
|
Edward Perronet |
|
All hail the power of Jesus' name! |
Janice Kapp Perry
(9) |
|
A Child's Prayer (Heavenly Father, Are You Really
There?)
I Love to See the Temple
I Pray in Faith
I'm Trying to Be like Jesus
Love Is Spoken Here
Mother, Tell Me the Story
(I belong to) The Church of Jesus Christ
The Word of Wisdom
We'll Bring the World His
Truth (Army of Helaman) |
|
Lee Tom Perry |
|
As Now We Take the Sacrament |
|
DeVota Mifflin Peterson |
|
Family Prayer (Let us gather in a circle)
The Sacrament (I'll fold my arms, I'll bow my head) |
|
Faye Glover Peterson |
|
Because It's Spring
When I Go to Church |
|
Hans H. Peterson |
|
I'm a Pilgrim, I'm a Stranger
There
Is an Hour of Peace and Rest (Secret Prayer)
There is an hour of peaceful rest |
|
Marian Peterson |
|
Obedience (There are rules we all obey) |
Mildred Tanner Pettit
(also wrote numerous music scores, especially for
Matilda W. Cahoon) |
|
Christmas Carol (As shepherds were watching their
flocks by night)
Father, I Will Reverent Be
Grandmother's Oldfashioned Garden
Jeus, Friend of Little Children (may have only written music) |
|
Fanny Giralda Pheatt |
|
Springtime Is Coming |
|
W. W. Phelps
(38) |
|
An
Angel Came Down from the Mansions of Glory
Awake! for the morning is come
Awake,
O ye People! the Savior is Coming
Before this earth from chaos sprung
Come, All Ye Saints/Sons of Zion
Come, All Ye Saints Who Dwell on Earth
Come, Let Us Sing an Evening Hymn
Come to Me, will Ye come to the Saints that have died
Farewell,
Our/Dear Friends and Brethren!
From the regions of glory an angel
descended
Gently Raise the
Sacred Strain
Glorious Things Are Sung of Zion
God spake the word, and time began
Ho, ho, for the temple's completed
If You Could Hie to Kolob
In ancient days men feared the Lord
(or
Parley P. Pratt)
Let
all the Saints their Hearts Prepare (or
Parley P. Pratt)
Let Us Pray, Gladly Pray
Now Let Us Rejoice
Now We'll Sing
with One Accord
My soul is full of peace and love My soul is full of peace and love
O God the Eternal Father
O Jesus!
the giver Of all we enjoy
O
Stop and Tell Me, Red Man
Praise to the Man
See
All Creation Join
The
Gallant Ship Is Under Way
The glorious day is rolling on (or
Eliza R. Snow)
The pure testimony poured forth in the Spirit
The Spirit of God
Like a Fire is Burning
The
Sun that Declines in the Far Western Sky
(or Thomas Marsh or
Parley P. Pratt)
The
Towers of Zion Soon shall Rise
There's
a Feast of Fat Things for the Righteous
(There Is Now a Feast for the Righteous)
This
earth was once a garden place
(Adam-ondi-Ahman)
To Him
Who/that Made the
World
Wake, o wake the world from sleeping
What Fair
One Is This, From the Wilderness Traveling
What
Wond'rous Things We now Behold |
attributed to W.W. Phelps
(7) |
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Awake!
for the Morning Is Come
Before this earth from chaos sprung
Let Judah rejoice in this glorious
news
My Soul is
Full of Peace and Love
There's a Power in the
Sun
We're Not Ashamed to Own Our Lord
When earth was dress'd in beauty |
edited/adapted by
W.W. Phelps
(11) |
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Earth with her ten thousand flowers (God Is Love;
Thomas R. Taylor)
From
the Regions of Glory an Angel Descended (John F. Clarke)
Glorious
Things of Thee are Spoken (John
Newton)
Guide Me/Us O Thou
Great Jehovah/Redeemer (William Williams)
He Died! The
Great Redeemer Died (Isaac Watts)
Joy to the
World (Isaac Watts)
Praise to God, immortal praise
(anon)
Redeemer of Israel (Joseph
Swain)
See
how the Morning Sun Pursues His Shining Way (Elizabeth
Scott)
There Is a
Land the Lord will Bless (Isaac Watts)
We're not ashamed to own our Lord (Isaac Watts) |
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Folliott S. Pierpoint |
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For the Beauty of the Earth |
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Jan Underwood Pinborough |
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Mary's Lullaby |
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Edward H. Plumptre |
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Rejoice, Ye Pure in Heart |
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Josephine Pollard |
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I Have Work Enough to Do
(Ere the Sun Goes Down) |
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Nellie Poorman |
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God has numbered in the sky
God Is Watching Over All |
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A. B. Ponsonby |
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Autumn Day |
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Pope |
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Vital spark of heavenly flame |
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Emilie Poulsson |
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Once a little baby lay (The First Christmas) |
Parley P. Pratt
(55) |
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Adieu to the city where long I have wondered
All Hail the New-Born Year
An Angel from on High
An holy angel from on high
Another day has fled and gone
As the Dew from Heaven Distilling
At first, the babe of Bethlehem
Behold the Great Redeemer Comes
Behold the Saviour comes,
Ye saints, your hearts prepare;
Behold! the harvest wide extends
Behold the Mount of Olives Rend!
Behold Thy Sons and Daughters, Lord
Come, O Thou King of Kings
Creation Speaks with Awful Voice
Earth is the place where Christ will
reign
Ere Long
the Vail will Rend in Twain
Farewell, my kind and
faithful friend
Farewell, ye servants of the Lord
Father in Heaven, We Do Believe
Hark! Listen to the Gentile strain
Hark! Ye Mortals. Hist! Be Still
Hosanna to the Great Messiah
How fleet the precious moments roll
How foolish
to the carnal mind the ord'nances of God appear,
How Often in Sweet Miditation/Meditation
In ancient times a man of God
In ancient days men feared the Lord
(or W. W. Phelps)
Jesus, Once of Humble Birth
Let
all the Saints their Hearts Prepare
(or W. W. Phelps)
Lift up your heads, ye scattered Saints
Lo! the Gentile chain is broken
Repent, Ye Gentiles All
The Day Star has Dawned
The Morning Breaks,
the Shadows Fall
The Night is Wearing Fast Away
The Solid Rocks Were Rent in Twain
The
Sun that Declines in the Far Western Sky
(or Thomas Marsh or W. W. Phelps)
The Time is Nigh the Happy Time
This earth shall be a blessed place
This morning in silence I ponder and mourn
To leave my dear friends, and from neighbors to part
Torn from our friends and captive led
Truth Eternal
Waked from my bed of slumber sweet
What wondrous/glorious scenes mine
eyes behold
When Earth in bondage long had lain
When Joseph saw his brethren
moved
When shall we all meet again?
When Time shall Be no more
Ye Children of our God, Ye Saints of Latter-Days
Ye Chosen Twelve, To You Are Given
Ye Gentile nations, cease your strife
Ye ransomed of the Lord/of our God
Ye Wandering Nations, Now Give Ear |
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Pratt's Collection |
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Jehovah reignsyour tribute bring
The Savior lives, no more to die
Thy goodness, Lord, how great!
Yesmighty Jesus! thou shalt reign |
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Primary Committee |
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I Want to Be Reverent |
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Providence Selection of Hymns, 1820 |
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Daniel's Wisdom May I Know |
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Della Dalby Provost |
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Whenever I Think about Pioneers |
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Q |
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R |
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J. K. R. |
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The Gospel Standard High Is Raised |
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M. R. |
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Our Little Class in Primary |
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Vilate Raile |
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My Tithing Gives Me Happiness
Upon the Cross of Calvary |
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Dr. Raffles |
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Hark, Ten Thousand Thousand Voices |
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Naomi W. Randall |
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I Am a Child of God
I Want to Live the Gospel
I Will
not Doubt, I Will not Fear (When Faith Endures) |
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Jeremiah E.
Rankin |
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God Be With You
till We Meet Again |
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Dorothy Little Read |
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The Chapel Doors |
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John E. Reading |
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O Thou at Whose Supreme Command |
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Lucile C. Reading |
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The Handcart Song (updated version)
The Temple Is a Sacred Place |
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Andrew Reed |
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Harkharkthe notes of joy |
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L. Remsen |
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Lord, We Thank Thee for this Day |
Moiselle Renstrom
(15) |
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A Happy Family
A Happy Helper
A Prayer
A Sacramental Song
A Thank You Song
I Am Glad for Many Things
I Love to Pray
Jesus Loved the Little Children
Jesus Said Love Everyone
Little Seeds Lie Fast Asleep
Once There Was a Snowman
Rain Is Falling All Around
The World Is So Lovely
To Get Quiet
Two Little Eyes |
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Eben E. Rexford |
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Little Sunbeams |
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Becky-Lee Hill Reynolds |
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Heavenly Father, While I Pray
My Mother Dear |
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adapt. G. William Richards |
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'Twas Witnessed in the Morning Sky |
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L. G. Richards |
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Let Us Treat Each Other Kindly
Our Work Is With the Children / Our Work and Our Weatlh |
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Lula Greene Richards |
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May the Holy Spirit's Fire
The truth has come forth in the last dispensation |
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Alice C. D. Riley |
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Thank Thee, Father |
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Martin Rinkhart |
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Now Thank We All
our God |
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Rippon's Collection |
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In Jordan's tide the prophet stands |
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Daniel C. Roberts |
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God
of Our Fathers, Whose Almighty Hand |
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Leroy J. Robertson |
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Most Holy Spirit, We Ask Thee Ere We Part
On This Day of Joy and Gladness |
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Rita S. Robinson |
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Hosanna (let our voices ring)
Saturday |
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Robert Robinson |
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Come Thou Fount of Every
Blessing |
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William O. Robinson |
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Oh Hark! a Glorious Sound is Heard
Rejoice! A Glorious Sound Is Heard |
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Ralph Rogers JR |
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I Feel My Savior's Love (with K. Newell Dayley &
Laurie Huffman) |
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Mary Rose |
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The rain
The Valentine |
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Mabel J. Rosemon |
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Sunbeams (Now the golden sunrays gleaming) |
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Alexander Ross |
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Before all lands in East or West |
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Christian Georgina Rossetti |
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Who Has Seen the Wind |
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Rossini |
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Trip it Lightly |
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Ed M. Rowe |
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O Saints of Zion |
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James Rowe |
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Wave the Royal Standard (March on, march on) |
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Grietje Terburg
Rowley |
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Be Thou Humble
I Want to Be a Missionary Now |
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Thelma Johnson Ryser |
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Jesus Has Risen |
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Peggy Hill Ryskamp |
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Children All Over the World |
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S |
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Zara Sabin |
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With Humble Heart |
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Saint
Francis
of Assisi |
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All Creatures of Our God and King |
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Salisbury Collection |
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Lord, what our ears have heard |
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Caroline V.
Sandell-Berg |
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Children of Our Heavenly Father |
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Norman C. Schlichter |
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Glad Song (O swing the door and let me run) |
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Julius Schubring |
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Cast Thy Burden upon the Lord
If with all your hearts Ye truly seek Me |
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Schubert |
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A Lullaby |
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Johann J. Schutz |
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Sing Praise to Him |
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Scotch Collection |
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To him that loved the sons of men |
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Elizabeth Scott |
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See
how the Morning Sun Pursues His Shining Way
(adapt. W. W. Phelps) |
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Louise B. Scott |
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I Wiggle
My Hands |
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Edmund Sears |
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It Came Upon a Midnight Clear
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Stella Seed (adapted) |
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Autumn Winds |
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Marilyn N. Sharp |
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Just Once a Year
Quietly I Fold My Arms |
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Martin Shaw |
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Carol of the Brids |
|
Ralph A. Sheffield JR |
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Hear Us Heavenly Father |
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Frank Dempster Sherman |
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A Story (Down in the garden olden) |
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William H. Sherman |
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What, Though the Gentiles Wildly Rage? |
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Elizabeth Shields |
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Father, We Will Quiet Be |
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Lydia Huntly Sigourney |
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"Now" is the Voice that Nature Breathes |
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Linda Sillitoe |
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Baptism (Baptism's like a birthday) |
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Karl Simrock |
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Lullaby and Goodnight |
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Ellis Reynolds Shipp |
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Father, Cheer Our Souls Tonight |
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Natalie W. Sleeth |
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How Will They Know? |
Edward L. Sloan
(5) |
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Dark is the human mind, when bound
For the Strength
of the Hills (adapt.)
Lord, let Thy Holy Spirit now
Mourn not for those who peaceful lay
Satan's Empire Long Has Flourished |
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David Smith |
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There's an
Unknown Grave |
|
Joseph Smith JR |
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The Articles of Faith (13 separate songs) |
|
Joseph Fielding Smith |
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Come, Come, My Brother, Wake! Awake!
Does the Journey Seem Long?
The Best is Not Too Good for Me |
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Lanta Wilson Smith |
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In a World where
Sorrow (Scatter Sunshine) |
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Laura R. Smith |
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Lady Spring |
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Lucy Smith |
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I Have no Home, Where Shall I Go? |
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Norma B. Smith |
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Primary Is...
Where Love Is (with Joanne
Bushman Doxey) |
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Samuel F. Smith |
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My Country, 'Tis of
Thee (America )
Sister, Thou Wast Mild and Lovely
Yes, my native land, I love thee
(Can I Leave Thee?) |
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Richard Smyth |
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Israel, Israel, God Is Calling |
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JMF Snodgrass |
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Gather Up the Sunbeams |
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B. Snow |
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Our God, We Raise to Thee |
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Bernard Snow |
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God Bless Our Prophet Dear |
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Eliza R. Snow
(26) |
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Again We Meet
Around the Board
Awake Ye Sons/Saints of God
Awake
Behold the Great Redeemer Die
Cease, Ye Fond Parents, Cease to Weep
Earthly happiness is fleeting
Great
Is the Lord
Hark! from afar a Funeral Knell
Hark! Hark! Angelic Minstrels Sing
How Great the Wisdom and the Love
I'll Serve the Lord While I am Young
In Our Lovely Deseret
Let those who would be Saints indeed
Now He's Gone, We'd Not Recall Him
O Awake! My Slumbering Minstrel
O My Father
The glorious day is rolling on (or W. W.
Phelps)
The
Lord Imparted From Above
The Time Is
Far Spent
The Trials of the Present Day
Think Not
When You Gather to Zion
Thou Dost not Weep Alone
Though Outward/Deepening Trials
Truth Reflects upon Our Senses
When God's Own People Stand in Need (susp. she wrote it)
Your sweet little Rosebud has left you
Zion's noblest sons are weeping |
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Jane B. Snyder |
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Be in Time |
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Nonie Nelson Sorenson |
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Grandmother |
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Southern Harmony |
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Hark! Listen to the Trumpeters
Hear the royal proclamation |
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Bessie Saunders
Spencer |
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When
Joseph Went to Bethlehem |
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Beverly Searle Spencer |
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The World Is So Big |
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Lois Coombs Sprunt |
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We Welcome You (with Ruth Muir Gardner) |
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C. W. Stayner |
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Merry, Merry Children, Sweetly Sing |
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Sharon Steed |
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A Special Gift Is Kindness |
Anne Steele
(also M. M. Steele)
(7) |
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Come, thou
desire of all thy saints
Come, you that love the Savior's name
Eternity is just at hand
Great God! to
Thee My Evening Song
Life is a spana fleeting hour
Stretched on the cross, the Savior dies
When youth and age are snatched away |
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Stennett |
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On Jordan's
stormy banks I stand and cast a wishful eye |
|
J. Stennett |
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Thus was the
great Redeemer plunged in Jordan's swelling flood |
|
S. Stennett |
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Here at thy table, Lord, we meet |
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Evan Stephens
(39)
(He is also the composer of many tunes in
LDS hymnals.) |
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Autumn
Christ Is Born, the Joyful Story
Father
Thy Children to Thee Now Raise
Gladly Meeting, Kindly Greeting
Glory Be to God in the Highest
"Glory be to God" the Angels Sang
Hark! How Gospel Songs
I Can See Thee, O My Saviour!
I Love Thee, Utah Dear
In Remembrance of Thy Suffering
Kind and Heavenly Father
Kind friends, as here I
stand to sing (A Mormon Boy)
Let Us All Press On
Let
us join in a song in the morning
Let Us Sing of Our Salvation
Let's Be Kind to One Another
May the Lord go with us
May Sweet Peace and Joy from Heaven
O Balmy Mountain Air
O Happy Homes Among the Hills
O Home Beloved
O Wondrous Mercy! Wondrous Love!
Raise Your Voices the the Lord
Sacred the Place of Prayer and Song
Shadows are Gathering as Round the Board
Shall
the Youth of Zion Falter? (True to the Faith)
Sing the Wondrous Story
Spring (Spring is tripping o'er the meadows)
Summer
Sweet Is the Hour When Thus We Meet
Tenderly Wire the Bitter Tear
The Earth was Shrouded Deep in Gloom
The Quiet, Solemn Hour
The Rowing
The Voice of God Again Is Heard
Utah, We love Thee (Land of he tmountains high)
We Ever Pray for Thee
Winter (The Winter King holds revelry)
Your Voices to the Lord Zion's Children, Sing for Joy |
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David Stephens |
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Sing (Lift up your voice and sing! We'll make the
rafters ring) |
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Rebecca Stevens |
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Fun to Do |
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Robert Louis Stevenson |
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Thanks to Our Father |
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Stewart's Collection |
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Praise
to God, Immortal Praise
To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost |
|
John Stocker |
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Thy
mercy, my God, is the theme of my song |
|
Ivy W. Stone |
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Tooth Bugs |
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Douglas W. Stott |
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Saints, Behold How Great Jehovah |
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Hosea Stout |
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O Lord, Our Father, Let Thy Grace |
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Sarah Sunn |
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Arise, in all thy splendor, Lord |
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Joseph Swain
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O Thou in
whose Presence / Redeemer of Israel (adapt. by
W. W. Phelps) |
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Sally Swey |
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Know
Then/This, that Every Soul Is Free |
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Nellie Talbot
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Jesus Wants Me
for
a Sunbeam |
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John Sears Tanner |
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On
bended knee, with broken hearts (Bless Our Fast, We Pray) |
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Tate & Brandy |
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Lift up your heads, eternal gates
While humble shepherds watched their flocks In Bethlehem's fields by night |
|
Daniel Taylor |
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Smiles (If you chance to meet a frown) |
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Elizabeth Cushing Taylor |
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God's love (We do not see the Wind) |
Frances K. Taylor
(7) |
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Closing Prayer
Daddy's Homecoming
Forgiveness
Help Me, Dear Father
Obey God's Word
The Dearest Names
The Word of Wisdom |
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George L. Taylor |
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Dare to Do Right |
John Taylor
(5) |
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Go, Ye Messengers of Glory
Go, Ye Messengers of Heaven
Oh Give Me Back My Prophet Dear
The Glorious plan which God has given
The Seer, Joseph, The Seer |
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Thomas R. Taylor |
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Come ye children of the kingdom
Earth with her ten thousand flowers
(God Is Love;
adapt. W. W. Phelps) |
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Nahum Tate |
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While Shepherds Watched Their
Flocks by Night |
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Alfred Tennyson |
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Ring Out, Wild Bells
Sweet and low (wind of the western sea) |
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Emma Lou Thayne |
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Where Can I Turn for Peace? |
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Mirla Greenwood Thayne |
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I
Wonder When He
Comes Again |
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Carrie Stockdale
Thomas |
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Great King of Heaven |
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Eleanor B. Thomas |
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Here We Come (Trail Builders) |
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Theodulph
of Orleans |
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All Glory, Laud, and Honor |
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Maria H. Thomas |
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Our Great Primary |
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Norma Madsen Thomas |
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Two Happy Feet |
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Robert B. Thompson |
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See, the Mighty Angel Flying |
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Will L. Thompson |
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Have I Done Any Good?
The
World has Need of Willing Men (Put Your Shoulder to the Wheel ) |
|
Edith Sanford Tillotson |
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Earth's Fairest Flowers |
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Mary Todd |
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A Tree Grows Straight |
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Hildred German Tope |
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Mother's Day |
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Augustus M. Topladay |
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Rock of Ages |
Joseph L. Townsend
(11) |
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Oh, Holy Words of Truth and Love
(Beautiful Words of Love )
Choose the Right
Hope of Israel
In that Bright and Holy City
Let Us Oft Speak Kind Words
Nearer, Dear Savior, to Thee
O Thou Rock of Our Salvation
Oh, What Songs of the Heart
Reverently and Meekly Now
The Day Dawn Is Breaking
To
Nephi Seer of olden time (The Iron Rod) |
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Traditional/Folk |
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Angels
We Have Heard on High
Here We Are Together
Roll Your Hands
Sing Your Way Home
Spring Is Here
The First Noel
The Little Dustman
The Wise Man and the Foolish Man (Southern Folk Song)
We Wish You a Merry Christmas
We're All Together Again |
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F. Bland Tucker |
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Our Father, by Whose Name |
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H. A. Tuckett |
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Rock-a-bye Baby
Welcome to All |
|
M. E. Tupper |
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Days of Spring |
|
Marie C. Turk |
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As I Watch the
Rising Sun (God's Daily Care) |
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Nancy Byrd Turner |
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Stars were Gleaming,
Shepherds dreaming (Christmas Night) |
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William H. Turton |
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O Thou, Before the World Began |
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U |
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Jan Underwood |
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A Key Was Turned in Latter Days |
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V |
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J. Lilian Vandere |
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The Pilgrims Held a Feast |
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Katharina A.
von
Schlegel |
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Be Still My
Soul |
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W |
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attr. to John F. Wade |
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Oh, Come, All Ye Faithful |
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William W. Walford/Walforst |
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Sweet Hour of
Prayer |
|
Charles L. Walker |
|
Dearest Children, God Is Near You |
|
James H. Wallis |
|
Come, Ye Children of the Lord |
|
Jane B. Walters |
|
'Tis Springtime |
|
Charles W. Wandell |
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Weep, Weep not for Me, Zion |
|
Lydia Ward |
|
Why do Bells for Christmas
Ring (The Holy Child) |
Vanja Y. Watkins
(6) |
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Easter Hosanna
I Will Be Valiant
I Will Follow God's Plan
Thank Thee for Everything
The Sacrament (As I take the water and the bread)
Truth from Elijah |
|
Isaac Watts
(77)
click here for an .rtf file
of Watts' hymnals |
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Alas! and did my Savior bleed!
Am I a soldier of the cross
And must this body die?
Begin, my tongue, the heavenly theme
Behold the glories of the Lamb
Come, Dearest Lord
Come hither, all ye weary souls
Come, Holy Spirit, heavenly Dove
Come, let us
join our cheerful songs
Come, sound his praise abroad
Come, We/Ye that Love the
Lord
Do we not know that solemn word?
Father, how wide thy glory shines!
From All
the Dwell Below the Skies
God in his earthly temple lays
Great God,
Attend While Zion Sings
Great God, Indulge My Humble Claim
Great was the day, the joy was great
Hark! from the tombs a doleful sound
He Died! The
Great Redeemer Died (adapted by W.W. Phelps)
He dies! the friend of sinners dies!
He reigns!the Lord, the Savior reigns!
He livesthe everlasting God
How Beauteous are their feet who stand on Zion's hill!
How pleasant, how divinely fair
How pleasant 'tis to see
kindred and friends agee
How pleased and blest was I
I love the Lordhe heard my cries
I'll Praise My Maker While I Have Breath
Jesus shall reign where'er the sun
Joy to the
World (adapted by W.W. Phelps)
Judges, who rule the World by law
Kingdoms and thrones to God belong
Let Every Mortal Ear Attend
Let sinners take their course
Lord
in the Morning Thou shalt Hear
Lord, Thou Hast Searched and Seen me Through
Lord
Thou wilt Hear Me When I Pray
Lord, what a thoughtless wretch was I
My
God, How Endless Is Thy Love
My God, the Spring of all my joys
My, soul, come, meditate the day
Nor eye hath seennor ear hath heard
Not all the blood of beasts
Now let our mournful songs record
O for a shout of sacred joy
O God Our Help
in Ages Past
Once More, My
Soul, the Rising Day
Plunged in a gulf of dark despair
Praise
Ye the Lord (my heart shall join)
Praise Ye the Lord ('tis good to raise)
Return, O God of lovereturn
Salvation! O, the joyful sound!
Soon as I heard my Father say, "Ye
children, seek my grace"
Sweet Is the Work, my God, my King
That awful day will surely come
The Praise of Zion waits for thee
There Is a
Land the Lord will Bless (edited. by
W. W. Phelps)
There is a land of pure delight
Think, mighty God, on feeble man
This is the day the Lord hath made
Through every age, eternal God
'Twas
On That Dark, That Solemn Night
'Twas the Commission of our Lord
Unveil Thy Bosom, Faithful Tomb
We're not ashamed to own our Lord (edited. by
W. W. Phelps)
When I can read my title clear
When
I Survey the Wondrous Cross
When the great Judge, supreme and just
With
All the Power / My Powers of Heart and Tongue
With joy we meditate the grace
Why do we mourn for dying friends
Why should we start and fear to die?
W |