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There Jesus, loving Savior, exalted we shall see

Author: E. B. Farnham Hymnal: OFC1950 #d21 (1950) First Line: Jerusalem, the golden, bright city built on high
There Jesus, loving Savior, exalted we shall see

Come, come, 'tis Jesus calling

Hymnal: OFC1950 #d22 (1950) First Line: Jesus is calling, he's calling tonight, calling
Come, come, 'tis Jesus calling

Life would be dark without Jesus

Author: H. Dudley Farnham Hymnal: OFC1950 #d23 (1950)
Life would be dark without Jesus

I am weary with my wandering

Author: E. B. Farnham Hymnal: OFC1950 #d24 (1950) First Line: Like the prodigal I've wandered Refrain First Line: I'll arise and go to father
I am weary with my wandering

Jesus keep me sweet

Author: Ernest W. Dunklee Hymnal: OFC1950 #d25 (1950) First Line: Lord, fill my heart with love and light
Jesus keep me sweet

He bears my cross

Author: H. Rae Farnham Hymnal: OFC1950 #d26 (1950) First Line: Lord, give me strength to travel on Refrain First Line: O Calvary, O Calvary
He bears my cross

Come out from the valley

Hymnal: OFC1950 #d27 (1950) First Line: Multitudes walk in the vale of decision
Come out from the valley

Calvary

Author: H. Dudley Farnham Hymnal: OFC1950 #d28 (1950) First Line: O come with me to Calvary
Calvary

I'm on my way to glory

Hymnal: OFC1950 #d29 (1950) First Line: O my soul was sick and my eyes were blind
I'm on my way to glory

Let Jesus come into your heart today

Author: Ernest W. Dunklee Hymnal: OFC1950 #d30 (1950) First Line: O you've awandered far from the path of God
Let Jesus come into your heart today

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