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Savior, like a shepherd lead us

Author: Dorothy A. Thrupp Hymnal: CS1877 #d91 (1877)
Savior, like a shepherd lead us

Savior, Thy gentle voice, gladly we hear

Author: Hastings Hymnal: CS1877 #d92 (1877)
Savior, Thy gentle voice, gladly we hear

Beautiful river

Author: Robert Lowry Hymnal: CS1877 #d93 (1877) First Line: Shall we gather at [by] the river, Where bright angel feet have trod Refrain First Line: Yes, we'll gather at the river
Beautiful river

Succor of the tempted, Hear me

Author: Helen F. Shaw Hymnal: CS1877 #d94 (1877)
Succor of the tempted, Hear me

Sunlight on the mountain

Author: Beth Day Hymnal: CS1877 #d95 (1877)
Sunlight on the mountain

Sweet hour of prayer, sweet hour of prayer

Author: William W. Walford Hymnal: CS1877 #d96 (1877)
Sweet hour of prayer, sweet hour of prayer

Tell me the old, old story of unseen things above

Author: Katherine Hankey Hymnal: CS1877 #d97 (1877)
Tell me the old, old story of unseen things above

Gospel bells, how they ring

Author: S. Wesley Martin Hymnal: CS1877 #d98 (1877) First Line: The gospel bells are ringing
Gospel bells, how they ring

The gospel door is open

Author: A. Taylor Hymnal: CS1877 #d99 (1877)
The gospel door is open

The Lord is my Light, then why should I fear?

Author: James Nicholson Hymnal: CS1877 #d100 (1877)
The Lord is my Light, then why should I fear?

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