Crowns of glo­ry

We found "Crowns of glo­ry" used in 4 sacred songs, each carrying a unique message of faith.

“Crowns of glo­ry”· 4 hymns found
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Fair and bright;
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Is there not a place for me?

Crowns of glo­ry

Rest up­on the Con­quer­or’s head;
Robed in white.
We shall re­ceive when our toils are o’er;
Brighter than the stars of night;

Crowns of Glory

lyricist: Thomas Kelly (1769–1855)
Composer: Anonymous, 1859
Hymn 1

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Crowns of glo­ry ev­er bright

Rest up­on the Con­quer­or’s head;...

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Crowns of glo­ry ev­er bright

Rest up­on the Con­quer­or’s head;

Crowns of Glory

There Came a Little Child to Earth

lyricist: Emily Elliott, 1856
Composer: Norton Matthews
Hymn 2

...Fair and bright;

Children with crowns of glo­ry stand,

Robed in white....

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Fair and bright;

Children with crowns of glo­ry stand,

Robed in white.

There Came a Little Child to Earth

Song of Victory

lyricist: Fanny Crosby, 1873
Composer: Howard Doane
Hymn 3

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Crowns of glo­ry in the land of the blest,

We shall re­ceive when our toils are o’er;...

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Crowns of glo­ry in the land of the blest,

We shall re­ceive when our toils are o’er;

Song of Victory

Is There Not a Place for Me?

lyricist: Eliza Hewitt, 1894
Composer: Emma Meyer
Hymn 4

...Is there not a place for me?

Crowns of glo­ry, crowns of light,

Brighter than the stars of night;...

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Is there not a place for me?

Crowns of glo­ry, crowns of light,

Brighter than the stars of night;

Is There Not a Place for Me?

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