wan­der­ing child

The phrase "wan­der­ing child" resonates through 10 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

wan­der­ing child· 10 hymns found
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Thy Fa­ther’ll clasp thee to His breast—
See, the Fa­ther meets him out up­on the way,
In the king­dom of Thy grace,
In the king­dom of Thy grace,
And canst Thou let the re­bel live
To love some­one more dear­ly ev­ery day,
And I know God’s pro­mise is true.
And I know God’s pro­mise is true.
Give Me thy heart, give me thy heart;

wan­der­ing child

Leave sin’s mount­ain dark and wild;
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Glory! Glo­ry! How the an­gels sing:
By Thy grace, Oh save me.
By Thy grace, Oh save me.
All sin, all rags, just as I am,
To pon­der o’er a no­ble thought and pray,
A slave to sin and fear,
A slave to sin and fear,
Slight not that voice so kind, but glad­ly hear,

Welcome Home

lyricist: Nell Ray, 1922
Composer: Noble Ridgeway
Hymn 1

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Welcome home, O wan­der­ing child,

Leave sin’s mount­ain dark and wild;...

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Welcome home, O wan­der­ing child,

Leave sin’s mount­ain dark and wild;

Welcome Home

O, Weary Wanderer, Come Home

Composer: John Coffman, 1883
Hymn 2

...Thy Fa­ther’ll clasp thee to His breast—

He loves His wan­der­ing child.

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Thy Fa­ther’ll clasp thee to His breast—

He loves His wan­der­ing child.

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O, Weary Wanderer, Come Home

Ring the Bells of Heaven

lyricist: William Cushing, 1866
Composer: George Root
Hymn 3

...See, the Fa­ther meets him out up­on the way,

Welcoming His wea­ry, wan­der­ing child.

Glory! Glo­ry! How the an­gels sing:...

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See, the Fa­ther meets him out up­on the way,

Welcoming His wea­ry, wan­der­ing child.

Glory! Glo­ry! How the an­gels sing:

Ring the Bells of Heaven

All for Me (Lloyd)

Composer: Hayden Lloyd, 1876
Hymn 4

...In the king­dom of Thy grace,

Give Thy wan­der­ing child a place,

By Thy grace, Oh save me....

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In the king­dom of Thy grace,

Give Thy wan­der­ing child a place,

By Thy grace, Oh save me.

All for Me (Lloyd)

All for Me (Lloyd)

Composer: Hayden Lloyd, 1876
Hymn 5

...In the king­dom of Thy grace,

Give Thy wan­der­ing child a place,

By Thy grace, Oh save me....

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In the king­dom of Thy grace,

Give Thy wan­der­ing child a place,

By Thy grace, Oh save me.

All for Me (Lloyd)

Father and Canst Thou Me Receive?

lyricist: Christian Bateman (1813–1889)
Composer: William Tans’ur, 1734
Hymn 6

...And canst Thou let the re­bel live

And own Thy wan­der­ing child?

All sin, all rags, just as I am,...

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And canst Thou let the re­bel live

And own Thy wan­der­ing child?

All sin, all rags, just as I am,

Father and Canst Thou Me Receive?

My Task

lyricist: Maude Ray, 1903, and F. H. Pickup, 1913
Composer: Emma Ashford, 1903
Hymn 7

...To love some­one more dear­ly ev­ery day,

To help a wan­der­ing child to find his way,

To pon­der o’er a no­ble thought and pray,...

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To love some­one more dear­ly ev­ery day,

To help a wan­der­ing child to find his way,

To pon­der o’er a no­ble thought and pray,

My Task

I Know God’s Promise Is True

Composer: Lelia Morris, 1899
Hymn 8

...And I know God’s pro­mise is true.

I was a way­ward, wan­der­ing child,

A slave to sin and fear,...

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And I know God’s pro­mise is true.

I was a way­ward, wan­der­ing child,

A slave to sin and fear,

I Know God’s Promise Is True

I Know God’s Promise Is True

Composer: Lelia Morris, 1899
Hymn 9

...And I know God’s pro­mise is true.

I was a way­ward, wan­der­ing child,

A slave to sin and fear,...

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And I know God’s pro­mise is true.

I was a way­ward, wan­der­ing child,

A slave to sin and fear,

I Know God’s Promise Is True

Give Me Thine Heart!

lyricist: Eden Latta, 1887
Composer: Alonzo Abbey
Hymn 10

...Give Me thy heart, give me thy heart;

O wea­ry, wan­der­ing child, give Me thy heart.

Slight not that voice so kind, but glad­ly hear,...

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Give Me thy heart, give me thy heart;

O wea­ry, wan­der­ing child, give Me thy heart.

Slight not that voice so kind, but glad­ly hear,

Give Me Thine Heart!

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