| Item | pages
weight |
format | Name
Composers |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| B5301 | 88
5 |
5.5×8.5” coil-bound | A Collection of Hymns, Songs, and Poems
May Schulz |
A collection of the 31 hymns and songs and 67 poems written by May (Carroll) Schulz. Includes music notation for all the hymns. |
| B5302 | 88
9 |
8.5×11” coil-bound | A Collection of Hymns, Songs, and Poems
May Schulz |
A collection of the 31 hymns and songs and 67 poems written by May (Carroll) Schulz. Includes music notation for all the hymns. (large print) |
B5301A is the table of contents for the hymns, B5301B is the table of contents for the poems. They are bound together in one book.
| Table of contents for B5301A | ||
|---|---|---|
| Number | Hymn Title | First line |
| 1 | I Sought to Find the Christ of God | |
| 2 | If But Thine Heart Would Hear | He speaks thro’ every bird that sings |
| 3 | Chastened Heart | He sends the cold grey rain |
| 4 | The Secret | There is no place on land or sea |
| 5 | Except Ye | One day He took a little child |
| 6 | The Watchman | Watch, comrade, watch! |
| 7 | Together | Together: Oh, what sweeter word |
| 8 | Sanctuary | Sanctuary of all oppressed |
| 9 | Increase Our Faith | |
| 10 | Dear Saviour, Let Thy Peace | |
| 11 | A Prayer | Lord, keep my mind from evil thought |
| 12 | If It Had Not Been the Lord | |
| 13 | Cool of the Day | I heard Him in the whisper |
| 14 | To Whom, Lord, Shall We Go? | |
| 15 | Immanuel | Lord, I would take Thy yoke and learn of Thee |
| 16 | Helpless Creatures of the Dust | |
| 17 | Prayer of a Boy | Oh, loving Lord Jesus |
| 18 | Prayer of a Girl | Blest Child of Nazareth |
| 19 | Still Waters | My Belovèd speaks, And lo! |
| 20 | Harmony | Come let us sing a glad new song |
| 21 | Child, In Whose Virgin Soul | |
| 22 | Lord, Grant Thy People Grace | |
| 23 | Salute to the Levites in Jordan | The sullen Jordan rolled |
| 24 | Hidden | Lord, within my heart doth dwell |
| 25 | Dark, Dark the Night | |
| 26 | Resurrection | Oh, weep no more, brave heart |
| 27 | Out of the Depths | |
| 28 | Rest, Weary Heart | |
| 29 | When I Awake | When o’er the hills I see the shadows creeping |
| 30 | Lord, Grant My Life | |
| 31 | Lord, We Rest in Peace Abiding |
| Table of contents for B5301B | ||
|---|---|---|
| Page Number | Poem Title | First line |
| 1 | Good Tidings of Great Joy | I have found Him! I have found Him! |
| 2 | His Name Shall Be Called Wonderful | There is no name in earth or Heaven |
| 3 | The Beginning and the End | There isn the sacred temple courts |
| 4 | God So Loved | I asked the rising sun one fresh and lovely morn |
| 4 | Without Him Was Not Anything Made That Was Made | I see Him when the dawn has followed night |
| 5 | Mounting Wing | My soul is as the lark that cannot sing |
| 5 | The Keys | Perchance the hands of life have shut some gate |
| 6 | No Silent Harp | Oh, Babylon, thy deepest pang |
| 7 | The Same | The same great Lord of yesterday |
| 8 | The Advocate | Before the Judge of all the earth |
| 8 | Even Me | Long years before the world began |
| 9 | The Value of a Hand | Have you ever found the pleasure |
| 10 | Inditing a Good Matter | Oh that my poor feeble words |
| 11 | Watchman What of the Night? | The long, long night is waning |
| 12 | The evening and the Morning Were the First Day | The gentle breeze that ushers in the dawn |
| 13 | No Bruising Ston | The Lord who made us knows full well |
| 13 | Evening Star | Oh! childlike faith! That in the hours of loss |
| 14 | The Valley of Baca | All feet some time must tread the lonely road |
| 15 | The Distaff | Since Mother Eve was chosen first |
| 16 | My Friends | “A little while I rest with you, My friends” |
| 17 | Take These Things Hence | How oft life’s earthly merchandise |
| 18 | Turtle Dove | Beloved Lord I come to Thee |
| 19 | His Father’s Business | When the merciful Father sent His own Son |
| 20 | His Majesty the King | The joyful song of Angel choir |
| 21 | Anoint Mine Eyes | Anoint mine eyes that I may see |
| 21 | Arise and Shine | Awake! Awake! Oh Bride of Christ |
| 22 | Jerusalem to Jericho | A weary world oft turns away its face |
| 23 | My Father’s House | I am thinking tonight of my Father’s house |
| 24 | Today I Must Abide At Thy House | To think the Holy One and Just |
| 24 | Our Father in Thy Heaven Above | Our Father, in Thy Heaven above |
| 25 | Oh Death! Where Is Thy Sting? | Life with its triumphs, its joys, and its tears |
| 26 | Creation in Her Travail Waits | Creation in her travail waits |
| 27 | The Lost Sheep | Out on the mountain side |
| 28 | Song of the Sheep | The future lies an unknown road |
| 29 | Vision | Here waiting in the vale of prayer |
| 30 | No More the Grieving Thorn | No more the grieving thorn shall wound thy hand |
| 30 | When My Heart Is Overwhelmed | When my heart is overwhelmed |
| 31 | I Fly Unto Thee to Hide Me | On battered wings of weary dove |
| 32 | This Woman | One day she came to Simon’s house |
| 33 | Tomorrow | Have you thought about tomorrow? |
| 33 | Holy Ground | Now in the silent sanctuary |
| 34 | The Magnitude of Loss | In spite of all the pain He bore |
| 35 | The Sacrifices of God | I am sitting here and thinking at the setting of the sun |
| 35 | Blessed Merciful Redeemer | Blessed merciful Redeemer |
| 36 | Upon the Lintel of My Door | Above the dark Egyptian land |
| 37 | “Emmaus” | Draw near, dear Lord, and walk beside us now |
| 37 | Adieu | Earth holds no refuge for the soul |
| 38 | Then I Shall Know | When Life with all its stress and tired strain |
| 38 | How Wilt Thou Do in the Swelling of Jordan? | O, Thou gentle Friend of sinners |
| 39 | To Those I Love | God’s mercy brighter than you stars |
| 40 | The Whose Shall These Things Be? | While generations come and go |
| 41 | The Guest | He came, a Guest, to Simon’s home |
| 42 | I Dreamed of a Little House | I dreamed, I dreamed of a little house |
| 42 | To Us a Son Is Born | When first they laid you in my arms |
| 43 | Cradle Song | Hush my darling! Angels keep |
| 43 | Beauty For Ashes | To every songster God has given |
| 44 | Our Daily Bread | Dear Father in thy heaven above |
| 44 | When Thou Art Old | A quiet corner far removed from strife |
| 45 | The Sentinel | Lost! Lost upon the dark and dreadful deep |
| 46 | Spikenard | Upon the heights of Himalayon hills |
| 47 | Time | Oh Time! Inexorable Time |
| 47 | Bereft | Why seems the voice of the joyous bird |
| 48 | Lest We Forget | When Christ the Son of God came down to earth |
| 51 | A Plea For Conservation | The trees lift up beseeching arms |
| 51 | Man O’ Mine | We have sailed wide seas together |
| 52 | An Aussie’s Story | There was haze across the paddock |
| 54 | Sorrows of a nation | There is a little grieving whisper |