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Sweet Heaven Is Now My Home

Author: L. C. H. Hymnal: DL1943 #0 (1943) First Line: I'm only a pilgrim, trav'ling along Refrain First Line: Sweet heaven's my home Languages: English Tune Title: [I'm only a pilgrim, trav'ling along]
Sweet Heaven Is Now My Home

When We Look On His Face

Author: Herbert Buffum Hymnal: DL1943 #1a (1943) First Line: When we walk with the Saviour, He is often so near Refrain First Line: When we look on His face in that home over there Languages: English Tune Title: [When we walk with the Saviour, He is often so near]
When We Look On His Face

Dawning Light

Author: A. M. P. Hymnal: DL1943 #1 (1943) First Line: At the dawning of the morning, over yonder Refrain First Line: At the dawning of the morning Languages: English Tune Title: [At the dawning of the morning, over yonder]
Dawning Light

That City is My New Home

Author: B. E. Hymnal: DL1943 #2 (1943) First Line: I'm pressing my way each night and each day Refrain First Line: Its gates are of pearl Languages: English Tune Title: [I'm pressing my way each night and each day]
That City is My New Home

With Jesus in View

Author: Lizzie DeArmond Hymnal: DL1943 #3 (1943) First Line: When storm winds are sweeping, and dark shadows fall Refrain First Line: With Jesus in view, each burden seems light Languages: English Tune Title: [When storm winds are sweeping, and dark shadows fall]
With Jesus in View

Sing On, Sing On

Author: W. B. W. Hymnal: DL1943 #4 (1943) First Line: If you are saved from ev'ry sin Languages: English Tune Title: [If you are saved from ev'ry sin]
Sing On, Sing On

Will You Meet Me up There?

Author: B. L. S. Hymnal: DL1943 #5 (1943) First Line: There's a City of love, in the heavens above Languages: English Tune Title: [There's a City of love, in the heavens above]
Will You Meet Me up There?

Keep it Rolling

Author: B. B. Edmiaston Hymnal: DL1943 #6 (1943) First Line: Jesus gives the message of redeeming love Languages: English Tune Title: [Jesus gives the message of redeeming love]
Keep it Rolling

Let Every One Win One

Author: James Rowe Hymnal: DL1943 #7 (1943) First Line: O Christians all awake, a special effort make Refrain First Line: If every on would only win one Languages: English Tune Title: [O Christians all awake, a special effort make]
Let Every One Win One

When Our Ships Come Sailing Home

Author: A. C. Hymnal: DL1943 #8 (1943) First Line: Let us kneel and pray ev'ry passing day Languages: English Tune Title: [Let us kneel and pray ev'ry passing day]
When Our Ships Come Sailing Home

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