| Item | pages
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| B6300 | 220
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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 | title | first line | chorus | author | composer |
| 1 | A Child of Thine | Help me to be a child | O. K. Skaw | O. K. Skaw | |
| 2 | A Christian’s Hope | Christ in us, the hope of glory | Saviour, come and dwell in me, | O. K. Skaw | Silas Jones Vail |
| 3 | A Drifter | Oh, how sad to see a drifter in the stream of life | Helen Baird | J. S. | |
| 4 | A Faith Like Others | Would you like faith like others | Read the Bible ev’ry day, | O. K. Skaw | S. J. Vail |
| 5 | A Song of Thanks from Friends to Workers | You heard the call so loud and clear | We’re thankful for the ones today | Linda Silvey | James M. Black |
| 6 | A Heavenly Pilot | Life is like a hea’nly airplane | Heav’nly Pilot, guide us onward | Robert Campbell | Tune 103 C. D. Tillman |
| 7 | Abide With These – Wedding Hymn | ||||
| 8 | All Things are Now Ready | All things are now ready, | O friend, come today | Helen Windsor 2008 | Eli Christy |
| 9 | All Worthy of Our Praise | All worthy of our praise | From Psalm 7 | Lowell Mason | |
| 10 | Apart With Thee | Apart with Thee, O Lord today, | O Lord, today. Thy blessing now bestow; | Sandy Scott | Ben H. Price |
| 11 | As Evening Comes | As ev’ning comes to me, | Kenneth Dissmore | Franz Schubert | |
| 12 | As Clouds of Darkness Gather | As clouds of darkness gather | We do not know the hour | (Tune 107) Mrs. J. G. Wilson | |
| 13 | As The Life of a Flower | As the life of a flow’r | As the life of a flow’r | Laura E. Newell (1904) | G. H. Ramsey (1904) |
| 14 | At Calvary | Years I spent in vanity and pride | Mercy there was great | Wiliam R. Newell (1895) | Daniel B. Towner (1895) |
| 15 | At The Feet of Jesus | At the feet of Jesus, | Philip P. Bliss | Philip P. Bliss | |
| 16 | Beholding With Deepest Amazement | Beholding with deepest amazement | The blood for my sin atones; | ||
| 17 | Beneath His Wings | In the secret of His presence there is rest, | Beneath His wings I’m safely hiding | Julia H. Johnson | Dale Richardson |
| 18 | Bless’ed Lord, On Thee I Wait | Blessed Lord, on Thee I wait, | (Tune 194) J. B. Dykes | ||
| 19 | Calvary | I know not why they treated Him with scorn | Dan Nicolaisen | Dan Nicolaisen | |
| 20 | Come, Take My Hand | “Come take my hand” | Linda Silvey | W. H. Monk | |
| 21 | Come toThe Saviour | Come to the Saviour | Joyfull, joyful will the meeting be, | G. F. Root | G. F. Root |
| 22 | Come, Lord Jesus, Come | I often see the weary | Jack Jackson | G.L.P. | |
| 23 | Come, Join Our Joyful Song | Come join our joyful song of praise: | Our God loves us! | ||
| 24 | Father, what shall I do? | Father, what shall I do? | Sylwia Walasz | Sylwia Walasz | |
| 25 | Could You Refuse? | O yough, to you the Saviour whispers | Cleon A. Moe | Cleon A. Moe | |
| 26 | Crucified for Me | Jesus, Thou in love hast suffered, | Crucified, crucified | L. Skaw | L. Skaw |
| 27 | Do Not Be Sad | Do not be sad, | Kenneth Dissmore | ||
| 28 | Do Not Fear | God is good, and He understood | “Oh, Do not fear | Jim West | Melody by Jim West |
| 29 | Down in The Valley | Down in the valley, | Robert Campbell | ||
| 30 | E’en Though it Seems | E’en though it seems as if | Henry T. Smart | ||
| 31 | Encouragement For Our Elderly Friends | Our elderly friends, we look to you | Linda Silvey (modified) | (Tune #6) Dr. E. Miller | |
| 32 | Faith is Now the Substance | Faith is now the substance | He didn’t need another sign to follow Jesus, | Jim West | Jim West (April 2021) |
| 33 | Farther Along | Tempted and tried | Farther along we’ll know all about it, | W. B. Stevens (1937) | W. B. Stevens & J. R. Baxter (1937) |
| 34 | Father Eternal | Father eternal, at Thy feet we worship | Cornelius Jaensen (translated from French) | ||
| 35 | Father, in Deep Humility | Father,in deep humility, | In Thy great love, Lord, | Daniel B. Towner (1895) | |
| 36 | Father, Though I May Have Failed Thee | Father though I may have failed Thee, | Kenneth Dissmore | ||
| 37 | Fear Thou Not | Oh weary pilgrim, | Fear thou not, | Cesar Malan / Jane E. Arnold | James McGranahan 1884 (altered) |
| 38 | Fear Ye Not, My Little Flock | Fear ye not, My little flock | Ian Simpson | J. B. Dykes | |
| 39 | For I am My Father’s Child | I love my Father’s name, | For I am my Father’s child, | R. Beling | Traditional English melody adapted by Franklin L. Sheppard |
| 40 | Forget Us Not | Forget us not, | Our God on high is not unjust; | T. McDaniel | T. McDaniel |
| 41 | Forsake Me Not, Lord Jesus | Forsake me not, Lord Jesus, | A. (Kacper) Tosio | S. S. Wesley | |
| 42 | Fruit of the Spirit | I’ll praise my Well beloved, | Fruit of the Spirit is giv’n to those | L. Skaw | Alexandru Enea |
| 43 | Give Me No Treasure | Give me no treasure | Nothing is mine if I must leave it here, | C. Austin Miles | Philip A. Hall |
| 44 | Glory Unto Jesus | Looking unto Jesus, | Glory unto Jesus | Jim West | Jim West |
| 45 | Father, Mothers | Fathers, mother, you’ve been trusted | Margaret Hanson | C. F. Witt (1660-1716) | |
| 46 | God Affirms, “Sure as I Live” | God affirms, “Sure as I live, | Jan Heermann | Benjamin R. Hanby | |
| 47 | God Gives His Spirit | God gives His Spirit | L. Skaw | Austrian folk song (Kufsteiner Lied) | |
| 48 | God is Love! | God is love! | John W. Peterson | John W. Peterson | |
| 48a | God is Love! | God is love! | John W. Peterson | John W. Peterson; Harmony by D. Puffalt | |
| 49 | God is Wonderful | I’ve seen some bitter days, | Sometimes my soul has hung on such a slender thread | Ernest Robinson | Paul Evans |
| 49a | God is Wonderful | I’ve seen some bitter days, | Sometimes my soul has hung on such a slender thread | Ernest Robinson | Melody by Paul Evans; Harmony by D. Puffalt |
| 50 | God’s Mighty Hand | I long to see my Father’s hand, | Thy Kingdom come, | Sam Pflaum | Sam Pflaum |
| 51 | In Weakness and in Need | (Tune #13) J. B. Dykes | |||
| 52 | Grace | He giveth more grace | Grace. Grace, grace, He giveth more grace | Annie J. Flint | Dale Richardson |
| 53 | Guide Me, Lord | Guide me Lord, and keep me faithful | Kenneth Dissmore | John Hughes | |
| 54 | Hark, The Resurrection Morn | Hark, the resurrection morn | Peter Ritter (altered) | ||
| 55 | He Leadeth Me | He leadeth me | He leadeth me | Joseph H. Gilmore (1862) | William B. Bradbury (1864) |
| 56 | He Lives | The head that once was crowned with thorns | He lives, He lives | Verses: Thomas Kelly 1820 | |
| 57 | He Took My Place | Sometimes I see, | He took my place, | George O. Webster | Grant Colfax Tuller |
| 58 | He Who Dwells in the Shadow of His Master | He who dwells in the shadow of his Master | Jan Kochanowski, from Psalm 91 | ||
| 59 | Help Us to Bend, Lord | Help us to bend, Lord | Lord, help us humbly take up our cross | ||
| 60 | Here I am, Lord | I, the Lord of sea and sky | Here I am, Lord | Daniel L. Schutte | arr. By M. Brook |
| 61 | Higher Ground | I’m pressing on the upward way | Lord lift me up and let me stand, | Johnson Oatman Jr. (1856 to 1926) | C. H. Gabriel |
| 62 | How I Long to Dwell with Thee, Lord | How I long to dwell with Thee, Lord, | K. J. F. Spitta 1801-1859 | Geo. C. Stebbins | |
| 63 | How Can I Fear? | When shadows fall, | Jesus is King! | Ron Hamilton | Ron Hamilton |
| 64 | How Could We Live Joyfully? | How could we live joyfully | Your Father in heaven | Eli Christy | |
| 65 | How I Long For the Homeland’s Shore | How I long, day by day, | E. F. Paulus 1843-1893 | ||
| 66 | Humbly We Enter Thy Presence | Humbly we enter Thy presence | Sweetest appeal of love divine, | F. A. Clark | |
| 67 | I Am | I am the Lord, | I am the Way, | Jim West | Melody by Jim West; Harmony by D. Puffalt |
| 68 | I Am Coming, Father | I am coming, Father, | A. Starbright | ||
| 69 | I Am Resolved | I am resolved | I will hasten to Him, | Palmer Hartsough (1896) | James H. Fillmore (1896) |
| 70 | I Have a Loving, Mighty Saviour | I have a loving, mighty Saviour | Ev’ry one needs to know Him. | ||
| 71 | I Know Not What the Day Shall Bring | I know not what the day shall bring, | In calm I wait expectantly, | ||
| 72 | I Know Who Pilots Me | When angry waves about me roll | Yes, well I know who pilots me | James Rowe 1905 | Howard E. Smith |
| 73 | I Need the Heart of Christ | I need the heart of Christ, | I want to be like Christ | O. K. Skaw | G. W. Martin |
| 74 | Immanuel`From the squalour of a borrowed stable | Stuart Townend | Stuart Townend | ||
| 75 | In a Land Dry and Thirsty | In a land dry and thirsty | King David, Psalm 63 | L. Skaw | |
| 76 | In Thy Pity, Thy Great Mercy | In Thy pity, Thy great mercy, | In Thee my solace | A. Starbright | |
| 77 | In Thy Ways, Lord | In Thy ways, Lord, | |||
| 78 | Is Christ Crowded Out | Is Christ crowded out | Crowded out, crowded out; | Mrs. C. H. Morris | Mrs. C. H. Morris |
| 79 | It Can Never Grow Old | They tell me the story of Jesus is old, | It can never grow old, | Daniel W. Whittle | May W. Moody |
| 80 | It’s Going To Be All Right | When we have fear, | Jim West | Jim West | |
| 81 | It Was Alone | It was alone the Saviour prayed | Alone, alone, He bore it all alone, | Benjamin H. Price | (Tune 172) Benjamin H. Price |
| 82 | I’ve Undertaken a Long Journey | I’ve undertaken a long journey, | A sweet reflection that often soothes me | Juventino Valdez | Juventino Valdez |
| 83 | Jesus Knows Thy Sorrow | Jesus knows thy sorrow, | Jesus knows thy sorrow, | W. O. Cushing | C. H. Gabriel (altered) |
| 84 | Jesus, Spring of Joy | Jesus, spring of joy and gladness, | Kenneth Dissmore | ||
| 85 | Jesus, Our Example | Let us sing praise to Jesus, | Our Saviour should be our example; | O. K. Skaw | O. K. Skaw |
| 86 | Jesus Paid It All | Gone is all my debt of sin, | Jesus died and paid it all, | M. S. Shaffer (1916) | S. W. Beazley (1916) |
| 87 | Jesus the Way, Truth and Life | The way, the Truth and the Life am I, | Down from His heavenly home above, | Dale Ford | Henry Barraclough |
| 88 | Jesus Will! | Who will open mercy’s door? | Jesus will! Jesus will! | I. D. Ogden, 1912 | B. D. Ackely |
| 89 | Just Where He Needs Me | I heard the voice of Jesus | Just where He needs me | Kenneth Dissmore | |
| 90 | Keep the First Thing First | Lord, may the faithful be faithful | Keep the first thing still first | Dale Richardson | Dale Richardson |
| 91 | King of My Life | King of my life | Lest I forget Gethsemane, | Jennie Evelyn Hussey (1921 | Sydney H. Nicholson (1916) |
| 92 | Lead Me Through | Shall I say, “Oh, save me, Lord, | Lead me through, | Serge Ahossi 2015 | William Doane 1869 |
| 93 | Let Me Not Stay | Why must I leave my native land | But I have seen a vision of that land, | Lealand P. Broughton | Swedish traditional melody |
| 94 | Let Us Approach the Saviour’s Table | Let us approach the Saviour’s table, | J. L. Fricker | A. H. Ackley | |
| 95 | Lift Your Eyes Unto Jesus | Lift your eyes unto Jesus, | |||
| 96 | Listen, Lord, to Our Petitions | Listen, Lord, toour petitions | Hear our prayer, as we cry, | From Psalm 5 | Don Puffalt |
| 97 | Look to the Glorious Son | Showers in April bring flowers in May; | Life is a desert if there is no rain. | O. K. Skaw | O. K. Skaw |
| 98 | Looking for a City | Our Lamb was slain without the camp, | We’re loking for a city new | L. Skaw | Alexandru Enea |
| 99 | Lord, a Valley Lies Ahead | Lord, a valley lies ahead of me, | This is Baca, “Vale of Weeping;” | C. FrederickW. Allen | Glenn Smith |
| 100 | Lord, I Need | Lord, I need forgiveness, | O. K. Skaw | O. K. Skaw | |
| 101 | Lord, Is It I? | Someone is slighting the Saviour | Lord, is it I? | J. R. Clements | Robert Harkness |
| 102 | Lord Remember This Young Couple | Lord remember this young couple | Bind these two young lives together | Robert Doecke | J. B. O. Clemm |
| 103 | Lord, Today I Bring the Offering | Lord, today I bring the offering | Henry S. Thompson (altered) | ||
| 104 | Lord, Were it Not For Thee | Lord, were it not for Thee | Christian Gregor (1723-1801) | ||
| 105 | Lord, With All My Heart | Lord, with all my heart | O. K. Skaw | Glenn Smith | |
| 106 | Jesus, Saviour of My Soul | O Jesus, Saviour of my soul, | |||
| 107 | Lord With Comfort Ever Springing | Lord with comfort ever springing | John R. Sweney | ||
| 108 | Lord, Who Would To Thy Mountain Climb | Kenneth Dissmore | |||
| 109 | Maintain My Lot O God | Maintain my lot, O God, | From Psalm 16 | P. P. Bliss | |
| 110 | Making a Choice | There are times of decision | Now the Saviour is speaking’ | O. K. Skaw | O. K. Skaw |
| 111 | Maybe Knowning | Maybe knowing but not willing | John Bowman | John Bowman | |
| 112 | My Father, This I Ask | My Father, this I ask of Thee, | Strength for each trial and each task | ||
| 113 | My Hope is Built on Nothing Less | My hope is built on nothing less | On Christ, the solid rock, | Edward Mote (1834) | W. B. Bradbury (1863) |
| 114 | My Saviour Has Supreme Control | My Saviour has spreme control, | (Tune 240) Wm. A. Huntley | ||
| 115 | My Saviour Said Unto My Soul | My Saviour said unto my soul: | Frances R. Havergal | ||
| 116 | My Testimony | Confusion reigned, religion baffled me | Helen Baird | C. H. Purday | |
| 117 | No, Never Alone | I’ve seen the lightening flashing, | No, never alone, | Ludie C. Day Pickett | |
| 118 | Not my Own, But Saved by Jesus | Not my own, but saved by Jesus | Not my own! | Daniel W. Whittle 1878 | James McGranahan 1884 (altered) |
| 119 | O Bless’ed Lord, the Night is Falling | O blessed Lord, the night, the night is falling, | Oh, come Thou back | John Martin | Londonderry Air Traditional Irish melody |
| 120 | O Holy Spirit, Come | O Lord, when in these human vessels, | D.N. | Dan Nicolaisen | |
| 121 | O Lord, I Pray | Search my heart, O Lord | Dan Nicolaisen | Gabriels Oboe (arr. by D.N. | |
| 122 | Oh, Take My Hand, Dear Father | Oh, take my hand, dear Father, | |||
| 123 | O Lord, I Am Plodding | O Lord, I am plodding | I never can leave Thee, | Kenneth Dissmore | (ammended) |
| 124 | O New Jerusalem! | O new Jerusalem! | B. Johnson | (Tune 197) Albert Simpson Reitz | |
| 125 | O Thou Who Hearest Prayers | O Thou who hearest prayers of men, | O. K. Skaw | Bert Pattison | |
| 126 | Oh, Bring Again Thy Sunshine | Bring to my soul once again | Kenneth Dissmore | ||
| 127 | Oh, Bliss of the Purified | Oh, bliss of the purified | Oh, sing of His mighty love, | Francis Bottome 1869 (altered) | Wm. B. Bradbury |
| 128 | Oh, Call on Me in All Your Pain | Oh, call on me in all your pain | Translated from French | M. Boisonnas | |
| 129 | Oh, Don’t You Hear Him Knocking? | A hand all bruised and bleeding | Oh, don’t you hear Him Knocking | Johnson Oatman Jr. (1856 to 1926) | J. Howard Entwistle |
| 130 | Oh, Forsake Me Not, Lord Jesus | Oh, forsake me not, Lord Jesus, | |||
| 131 | Oh, Glorious Day | Oh, glorious day, | The greatest joy I know | Kenneth Dissmore | |
| 131a | Oh, Glorious Day | Oh, glorious day, | The greatest joy I know to be | Kenneth Dissmore | |
| 132 | Oh, I’m Thinking Tonight of My Father | Oh, I’m thinking tonight of my Father, | Robert Campbell | ||
| 133 | Oh, My God, Hear Thou My Pleading | Oh, myGod, hear Thou my pleading, | Psalm 22 | Herbert H. Booth | |
| 134 | Oh, What Grace | Oh, what grace, | O Jesus, I come now unto Thee | (Tune 291) | |
| 135 | Oh, Why Dost Thou Hesitate, My Friend? | Oh, why dost thou hesitate, my friend, | Why not? Why not fall at the feet of thy Lord? | ||
| 136 | Once I Wandered | Once I wandered on in darkness | Now I long to be more like Him | Wilfred Terreberry | Geo. F. Root |
| 137 | Only One Truth | Only one truth | O. K. Skaw | Joe Macadam | |
| 138 | Only Today | Only today Thou’st granted to me | Ian Simpson | Ian Simpson | |
| 138a | One More Year | One more year of mercy | Kenneth Dissmore | Gerda Kjellman modified | |
| 139 | Our Precious Lord and Saviour | Our precious Lord and Saviour, | Mrs. J. G. Wilson | ||
| 140 | Only Thee, My Soul’s Redeemer | Only Thee, my soul’s Redeemer! | Only Thee, only Thee, | Wm. B. Bradbury | |
| 141 | Our Heartfelt Thanks We Offer | Our heartfelt thanks we offer | D. Jenkins | ||
| 142 | Our Hearts Sing Out in Praise | Our hearts sing out in praise today, | Dean Swenson | Wm. A. Huntley arr. | |
| 143 | Precious Gifts From God | Precious gifts from God the Father, | R. Sullivan Co. Cork | J. B. F. Wright | |
| 144 | Rich in Grace | Rich in grace that has no measure | |||
| 145 | The Lord’s Great Creation | The Lord’s abundant, great creation | Ian Simpson | Ian Simpson | |
| 146 | “Some Day,” You Say | “Some day,” you say, | Choose now, just now! | Harriet Fithian | C. E. Rounsefell |
| 147 | Safe Within The Sanctuary | In the sanctuary alone | Norman Frost | J. B. Dykes | |
| 148 | See How the Wicked | See how the wicked here on earth | From Psalm 73 | ||
| 149 | Sing to Me of Heaven | Sijng to me of heaven, | Sing to me of heaven, | Ada Powell (1914) | Benjamin Burke Beall (1914) |
| 150 | Sometime We’ll Understand | Not now, but in the coming years | Then trust in God through all thy days; | Maxwell N. Cornelius 1921 | James McGranahan 1884 (altered) |
| 151 | Sowing the Seed | The sower goes to sow the seed, | O. K. Skaw | Wm. A. Huntley arr. | |
| 152 | Speed Thy Servants | Speed Thy servants, Saviour, | Thomas Kelly 1820 | William L. Viner | |
| 153 | Stand Up for Jesus | Stand up, stand up for Jesus | George Duffield (1858) | George J. Webb (1837) | |
| 154 | Stop, O Wanderer, in Your Pathway | Stop, O wanderer, in your pathway, | God is calling to him hasten, | Geo. C. Stebbins | |
| 155 | Sunday Morning Fellowship | Oh God, I thank thee for the ones | Mrs. L. S. Chafer | ||
| 156 | Sweet Hour of Prayer | Sweet hour of prayer | William W. Walford (1845) Vs 1-3 | William B. Bradbury (1859) | |
| 157 | Take Thou My Hand | Take Thou my hand! | Hubert P. Main | ||
| 158 | Teach Me, Lord, to Believe | Teach me, Lord, to believe, | Ray Mascher | Mansell B. Ramsay | |
| 159 | Thank You, Lord | Thank you, Lord; | Now this day I have a Saviour, | Tom Davis | Ryan White |
| 160 | The Broken Harp | In the corner of the basement, | Jean Clifton Castner | F. Hermann Geue | |
| 161 | The Boards and Bars of the Tabernacle | The tabernacle of the ancient way | R. Crosbie | ||
| 162 | Thou art Calling Us, Lord Jesus | Thou art calling us, Lord Jesus, | |||
| 163 | The Faith of Our Fathers | The faith of our fathers | O. K. Skaw | F. Kaillmark | |
| 164 | The Cross Was His Own | They borrowed a bed to lay His head, | But the crown that He wore, | L. M. Hollingsworth | |
| 164a | The Cross Was His Own | They borrowed a bed to lay His head, | But the crown that He wore, | L. M. Hollingsworth | |
| 165 | The Night Watches | If your Lord return at even | L. Skaw | Ciprian Porumbescu | |
| 166 | The Heart of Jesus | The heart of Jesus is so great | Jeanette Lukritz | ||
| 167 | The Great Judgment Morning | I dreamt that the great judgment morning | Bertram H. Shadduck, 1894 | Leander L. Pickett | |
| 168 | The Hidden Blessing | When deep distress and sorrow lay upon me, | from Afrikaans hymnbook (author unknown) | Scott Wiseman | |
| 168a | The Hidden Blessing | When deep distress and sorrow weigh upon me. upon me, | from Afrikaas hymnbook (author unknown) | Scott Wiseman | |
| 169 | The Lord is My Shepherd | The Lord is my Shepherd | Kenneth Dissmore | ||
| 170 | The Lord My Shepherd | I can call the Lord my Shepherd | I’m so glad I met the Saviour | O. K. Skaw | Ira F. Stanphill |
| 171 | The Path of Life | My Lord has shown me the path of life | Outof His love and great care for me | I. V. Baartz (2016) | Henry Barraclough |
| 172 | The Old Violin | “Twas all battered and scarred and the auctioneer | Myra Brooks Welch | ||
| 173 | The Power of Kind Words | When the cares of life are many | B. Johnston | Melody by Betty Midler; Harmony by D. Puffalt | |
| 174 | The Rose | The rose, behold it while it’s at its best; | B. Johnston | Alan Murray (modified) | |
| 175 | The Sea of Life | Waters cold and bleak | No, we cannot walk without Thee | Mariam A. Henry | Henry T. Smart |
| 176 | The Work is Thine | The work is Thine, | |||
| 177 | The Voice of My Beloved | The voice of my Beloved | Jesus, I cherish, | Dean Bruer | |
| 178 | There Came a Gladness | There came a gladness to my soul | Kenneth Dissmore | W. P. Rowlands (altered) | |
| 179 | There is a Source | There is a source, | |||
| 180 | Thinking of Me | I was in bondage | Thinking of me. | O. K. Skaw | I. H. Meredith |
| 181 | This Future | What a puzzle is this future, | John L. Sterling | John L. Sterling | |
| 182 | Thorny is the Pathway | Thorny is the pathway | God is your Creator | ||
| 183 | 'Tis I Who Knocks | “’Tis I who knocks, | |||
| 184 | Time’s a Gift | When we’re young time passes slow, | Time’s a gift, spend it wisely | Jim West | Jim West |
| 185 | The Right Words | Give me the right words, Lord, | Susan Tier (amended) | H. Percy Smith | |
| 186 | Thy Holy Presence, Master | Thy holy presence, Master, | Each day, at ev’ry moment`` | Wm. J. Kirkpatrick | |
| 187 | To The Saviour Come | To the Saviour come, | |||
| 188 | True Love Revealed in Christ | True love revealed in Christ | |||
| 189 | Twas Jesus Christ | Twas Jesus Christ | D. A. Enrietta | Lewis H. Redner | |
| 190 | Was it for Me God’s Holy Son | Was it for me God’s holy Son | |||
| 191 | We Appreciate | We appreciate our children | J. E. Hawes | ||
| 192 | We Come Before Thy Throne | O blessed Lord, we come before Thy throne | We come before Thy throne | Kenneth Dissmore | (Greek tune) |
| 193 | We Don’t Want Tears | We don’t want tears, | We love to think of Him | A.B.E. | Arthur H. Mann |
| 194 | We Gather, O Lord | We gather, O Lord, | |||
| 195 | We Long in This World | We long in this world to be Thine, | R. Saillens 1855-1935 | ||
| 196 | We Must Either Pray or Perish | We must either pray or perish, | Sam Jones | Lowell Mason | |
| 197 | We Seek Thy Face, Our Father | We seek Thy face, our Father, | Sam Jones | Theodore E. Perkins | |
| 198 | When I Fear My Faith Will Fail | When I fear my faith will fail, | He will hold me fast, | Ada R. Habershon | Robert Harkness |
| 199 | When I Look Upon Creation | When I look upon creation | I. V. Baartz (2016) | J. E. Hawes | |
| 200 | When the New Day Dawns | When the new day dawns at sunrise, | “Listen, friend, I love you near me, | Linda Silvey | Asa A. Armen |
| 201 | When Thy Mortal Life is Fled | When thy mortal life is fled, | Tune 214 G. F. Handel | ||
| 202 | When You’re Not Sure | When you’re not sure | |||
| 203 | Where We’ll Never Grow Old | I have heard of a land | Never grow old | James Cleveland Moore (1914) | J. C. Moore |
| 204 | Who Could Fathom, King of Heaven | Who could fathom, King of heaven, | P. P. Bliss | ||
| 205 | Why is There so Often a Tear? | Why is there so often a tear | |||
| 206 | Will You Now Accept the Saviour | Will you now accept the Saviour? | Oh, will you not believe Him? | Sam Jones | S. J. Vail |
| 207 | With All My Soul | With all my soul, | |||
| 208 | With Cares of Life | With cares of life | J. MacAdam | ||
| 209 | Wouldst Thou Live Thy Life | Wouldst Thou live Thy life in me, | Helene Reimann | ||
| 210 | Only in Thee! | Only in Thee, O Saviour mine | T. O. Chisholm | Chas. H. Gabriel | |
| 211 | From Heaven Above | From heaven above | Keep true to the Lord | James Jardine | Daniel E. Kelley |
| 212 | God Has Made Great Provision | God has made great provision to save you | |||
| 213 | Hope in the Valley | There’s times in life that the valley seems deep, | Help me to look up to Thee | Linda Silvey | May Whittle Moody |
| 214 | He Loves My Soul | Jesus, my Saviour, came to earth | He loves my soul; | Laurie Genik | Rolf Lovland |
| 215 | I Have a Friend | I have a friend in whom I am confiding, | He’s my best Friend` | Charles F.Weigle | Traditional Irish melody |
| 216 | I Look Not Back | I look not back: | E. Mary Anderson | ||
| 217 | Repentance | To Thee, my Father, now I come | If we uproot a mighty tree, | (Tune 253) Ira D. Sankey | |
| 218 | Will The Circle Be Unbroken? | Will the circle be unbroken | Ada R. Habershon | ||
| 219 | Father, I Ask Thee | Father, I know that all my life | Anna Letitia Waring 1850 | K. W. | |
| 219a | Father, I Ask Thee | Father, I know that all my life, | Anna Letitia Waring 1850 | Charles Steggall (1826-1905) | |
| 220 | Under His Wings | Under His wings | Under His wings, | William O. Cushing | Ira D. Sankey |