| Item | pages
weight |
format | Name
Composers |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| B6300 | 220
20 |
8.5"×11" coil-bound | 200 Assorted Hymns
Garry Protheroe |
200 Assorted Hymns shared during the Covid Restriction days in 2020 |
| B6301 | 220
10000 |
A4 coil-bound | 200 Assorted Hymns
Garry Protheroe |
200 Assorted Hymns shared during the Covid Restriction days in 2020 |
Downloadable PDF file can be found here.
| Table of contents for B6300 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Number | First line of first verse | Author | Composer |
| 1 | My Saviour, I would cross the brook | Robert Kinghorn | Alan Murray |
| 2 | As I looked on the scene | G. L. P. | George Bennard |
| 3 | More than they that watch for morning | Jack Annand | Sam Jones |
| 4 | Let us run the race with patience | Jack Annand | Annie F. Q. Harrison |
| 5 | Launching forth to fields far distant | Jack Annand | Mrs J Worthington Bliss |
| 6 | Hast thou been hungry | Susanne C. Umlauf | William A Huntley |
| 7 | Help us, O Lord to understand | Jack Annand | Charles H Gabriel |
| 8 | Fret not thy soul | Jack Annand | W. S. Weeden |
| 9 | Come for all things are now ready | Jack Annand | Wm. J. Kirkpatrick |
| 10 | Dear Lord, we humbly thank thee | Ken Paginton | C. D. Urhan |
| 11 | O Sinner as the flood of time | Jack Annand | |
| 12 | O’er the brook out to the dessert | Jack Annand | C. Austin Miles |
| 13 | Lo, the grass that round us withers | Jack Annand | |
| 14 | Often we cannot see | C. V. Mitchell (modified) | William Henry Monk |
| 15 | Thy words eternal, Lord | Ken Paginton | Jack Price |
| 16 | Walk with me | Al Langdon and Pat J Zondervan | Al Langdon |
| 17 | There are no fears while in the presence | Lucinda “Lucie” Manning | |
| 18 | With your whole heart | G. L. P. | Russian folk song |
| 19 | The Lord’s my shepherd | Francis Rous | E. O. Excell |
| 20 | When they lead their Lord and Master | German air | |
| 21 | Thou hast spoken words of comfort | Jack Annand | Annie F. Q. Harrison |
| 22 | When God spoke unto Noah | John C. Bieri | John C. Bieri |
| 23 | God's church is not a building | ||
| 24 | Jesus, draw me ever nearer | Margaret Becker | |
| 25 | Sometimes life’s burdens grief and gloom | Ron King | |
| 26 | Where is the house that ye shall build | Jack Annand | |
| 27 | They are sleeping in the garden | Jack Annand | |
| 28 | Some other time I’ll call for thee | Jack Annand | |
| 29 | Hark, ‘tis a voice through the ages | Jack Annand | |
| 30 | Soul adrift without a Saviour | Jack Annand | |
| 31 | See the throng without a shepherd | Jack Annand | |
| 32 | The hardest instrument to play | ||
| 33 | Send us forth O Blessed Master | E. A. H. | |
| 34 | Matthew, Mark, Luke, John | G. L. P. | |
| 35 | God's giv'n one life to live to men | G. L. P. | |
| 36 | Jesus came from Heaven revealing | ||
| 37 | From heaven’s glory | ||
| 38 | Have Thine own was Lord! | ||
| 39 | When your soul is much discouraged | ||
| 40 | Come ye weary ones to Jesus | ||
| 41 | I heard the voice of Jesus say | ||
| 42 | The Saviour now is seeking | ||
| 43 | We come apart | ||
| 44 | If we but knew | ||
| 45 | Your life is one short season here | ||
| 46 | Gracious Redeemer I am here before Thee | ||
| 47 | I love to follow along with my Saviour | G. L. P. | |
| 48 | It's not the leaves that hold the tree | ||
| 49 | God has a purpose for your life | Dale Richardson | |
| 50 | The Gospel according to | ||
| 51 | The sands have been washed in the footprints | ||
| 52 | Lord, in the morning | ||
| 53 | If you cannot, on the ocean | Ellen Gates | |
| 54 | It's only a tiny rosebud | George Walker | |
| 55 | Christ has no hands but our hands | ||
| 56 | We thank Thee Lord for faithful friends | ||
| 57 | As dawn’s light breaks upon | ||
| 58 | One flock, one fold, one shepherd | Jason Landless | |
| 59 | Cast thy bread upon the waters | ||
| 60 | Take your burden soul so weary | ||
| 61 | Then be thou there | Dean Bruer | |
| 62 | Our friends have crossed the veil | Barry Vercueil | |
| 63 | As life goes onward | Austin Ramsden | |
| 64 | God, favour me the vict'ry to win | Sarah Baseman | |
| 65 | Lead me through this one last | Edwin Keith Olsen | |
| 66 | There is no sorrow in heaven | C. E. S. | |
| 67 | Who’s this one from on high? | ||
| 68 | O Father, Thou hast promised | Rev. Walter Stanley Senior | |
| 69 | Down in the valley | ||
| 70 | Saviour, like a shepherd lead | ||
| 71 | Maybe knowing but not willing | John Bowman | |
| 72 | My Lord and I can never part | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 73 | Though passing through | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 74 | Though life is fading fast | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 75 | My only strength and Saviour Thou | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 76 | Looking forward | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 77 | I wandered in my youthful bloom | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 78 | Walked the Saviour on the waters | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 79 | When evening shadows | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 80 | Oh Holy Spirit come on us | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 81 | ‘Tis often hard the lofty climb | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 82 | O Lord I thank Thee | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 83 | In patience posses ye your souls | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 84 | Tributes of men | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 85 | There’s a voice ere so sweet | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 86 | There was a day when I heard Thee | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 87 | Alone I trod this desert land | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 88 | Come to me O ye that labour | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 89 | Praising anthems rise within me | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 90 | There’s a city here | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 91 | Thy presence , Lord to me is gold | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 92 | Be with me through all the day | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 93 | O Teach me how to care | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 94 | Thou art my all sufficient God | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 95 | Enchanting view I now behold | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 96 | Teach me to pray, Lord | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 97 | Life with its past | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 98 | Fear not the hardness of the way | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 99 | This way is true | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 100 | How sweet Thy voice | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 101 | Through all the cold and rain | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 102 | Wandering soul, O far away | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 103 | My Master and I at the dawn | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 104 | My only treasure is Jesus | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 105 | Lord I thank Thee for the way | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 106 | The heart of God yet longs for me | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 107 | God of my youth | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 108 | I long to see Thy face | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 109 | Thou led me Lord | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 110 | My heart I yield it all to Thee | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 111 | To love as Jesus loved | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 112 | There is a sea a golden sea | J. A. Chelliah | |
| 113 | I struggled on the path of obligation | Jim West | |
| 114 | I love the Lord because | ||
| 115 | One bad decision | G. L. P. | |
| 116 | In a valley so lifeless | Laura Murray | |
| 117 | Lord as I rise | J. Murdoch | |
| 118 | Lord when I’m weary | J. Murdoch | |
| 119 | Eternal Peace and joy and rest | J. Murdoch | |
| 120 | Whom have I Lord in heaven | ||
| 121 | Spirit most excellent | ||
| 122 | Do you have the mind of Jesus? | A. S. Maynard | |
| 123 | I love Thy way | ||
| 124 | There is beyond the azure blue | A. W. D. | |
| 125 | When you pray at noon | ||
| 126 | If we but knew the price God's people pay | ||
| 127 | Lord, Help us redeem the time | Arthur McCullagh | |
| 128 | Come into My presence | ||
| 129 | Not just in moments | Valeria R. Lehman | |
| 130 | God sent His Son, they called Him Jesus | Kristin Chenoweth | |
| 131 | Once like a bird in prison I dwelt | ||
| 132 | In the dark of the midnight | M. L. | |
| 133 | I think of those | ||
| 134 | Within the walls | Dale Richardson | |
| 135 | To the darkened world God gives | B. K. S. | |
| 136 | You have longed for sweet peace | Elisha A. Hoffman | |
| 137 | I want to help and to be a blessing | ||
| 138 | God is gathering | Graeme Wood | |
| 139 | Now the LORD God had said | G. L. P. | |
| 140 | Come before winter | Dean Bruer | |
| 141 | Christ left His home and His glory | ||
| 142 | Don’t be discouraged | ||
| 143 | God’s Perfect Love I do not understand | L. A. | |
| 144 | The riches of Thy goodness | Jason Munckton | |
| 145 | We appreciate your going | Margaret Spencer | |
| 146 | Oh, Parents pray for your children | R. E .B. | |
| 147 | I pray for grace | T. S. | |
| 148 | I thank Thee Lord | K. P. | |
| 149 | Loved with everlasting love | Wade Robinson | |
| 150 | Some day we must go upon a journey | ||
| 151 | If you do nothing else today | ||
| 152 | In life’s springtime full of light | James Jardine | |
| 153 | Love Divine so great and wond'rous | Fred Blom | |
| 154 | Dear Lord I’ll be a witness | Jack & Billy Campbell | |
| 155 | I stood alone outside the fold | ||
| 156 | Hear Thou my prayer | Rene Beattie | |
| 157 | Lift up the torch of Heavenly light | Kenneth Dissmore | |
| 158 | You’re not your own | ||
| 159 | To live for Christ | Kenneth Dissmore | |
| 160 | What shall I say when troubled is | ||
| 161 | I Love the Lord for He hath | ||
| 162 | Amazing Grace shall always | Dottie Rambo/Dale Richardson | |
| 163 | Lord let me hear once more | ||
| 164 | Sometimes we ask for sunshine | K. L. | |
| 165 | Let us not be weak in faith or slack to enter | ||
| 166 | When deep distress and sorrow | ||
| 167 | I was a wandering sheep | ||
| 168 | Life at best is very brief | ||
| 169 | In Eden’s garden | ||
| 170 | Our Shepherd is so wonderfully kind | ||
| 171 | Many Generations have passed | ||
| 172 | Jesus, Thy life is mine | ||
| 173 | In the heaven above I see | ||
| 174 | Dear Lord, How much I need Thy power | ||
| 175 | O God give ear unto my cry | ||
| 176 | There’s a line drawn | ||
| 177 | ‘Tis so sweet to trust in Jesus | Louisa M. R. Stead | |
| 178 | I met God in the morning | ||
| 179 | I’d rather have Jesus | Rhea F. Miller | |
| 180 | I can be strong, | Ira F. Stanphil | |
| 181 | When life’s heartaches | ||
| 182 | Jesus loves His little lambs | ||
| 183 | The heart of ev'ry child of God’s | ||
| 184 | Go quietly amongst the sheep. | ||
| 185 | Last night I took a journey | Hilda Hanson | |
| 186 | When the ones we love and cherish | Kenneth Dissmore | |
| 187 | My feet were almost gone | Krystle Hall | |
| 188 | A certain man, a great feast made | Krystle Hall | |
| 189 | Are you suffering my child? | Krystle Hall | |
| 190 | Have you sinned and fallen? | Krystle Hall | |
| 191 | I thank Thee Lord, for this my place | Krystle Hall | |
| 192 | I need Thee Lord to show to me | Krystle Hall | |
| 193 | Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done | Krystle Hall | |
| 194 | Are you disappointed? | Krystle Hall | |
| 195 | I care not today what the morrow may bring | James Wells & Robert E. Winsett | |
| 196 | Give me strength | Krystle Hall | |
| 197 | Take time to be holy | W. D. Longstaff | |
| 198 | He giveth more grace | Annie Johnson Flint | |
| 199 | When it is hard to forgive | Jill Stearns | |
| 200 | God requires a living off'ring | W. Weir |