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Composer Collection

Father, if Thou My Father Art

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1740

Father of Faithful Abraham

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1758

From Lands That See the Sun Arise

Lyricist: Caelius Sedulius, 5th Century

Give Me the Enlarged Desire

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1762

Give Me the Wings of Faith

Lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1709

Glorious God, Accept a Heart

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1763

Lord, You love me so immensely

Lyricist: Anonymous

Go Therefore

I thought I knew You

Lyricist: Anonymous

In this godless age

Lyricist: M. C.

It Is a Small Number

Lyricist: Witness Lee

Lord, I love You! Draw me with Your beauty

Lyricist: Anonymous

Lord, I love You, I desire You

Lyricist: Anonymous

O God of Love

Lyricist: M. C.

O Light of Life

Lyricist: Anonymous

Precious

Lyricist: Anonymous

What can keep the wanderers from going

Lyricist: Witness Lee

Not where we elect to go

Lyricist: Margaret E. Barber

O Head once full of bruises

Lyricist: Bernard of Clairvaux

O Lord, Thou art our Paraclete

Lyricist: Witness Lee

O child of the Kingdom in doubt and distress

Lyricist: Anonymous

There is a name I love to hear

Lyricist: Frederick Whitfield

Oh, sacred union with the Perfect Mind

Lyricist: Thomas Cogswell Upham

On toward the goal! Press on

Lyricist: Margaret E. Barber

Our goal—the holy city with the Lord

Lyricist: Anonymous

Spring up, well, with water

Lyricist: Witness Lee

Spring up, well, with water (revised)

Lyricist: Witness Lee

The Savior can lift every burden

Lyricist: Oswald Jeffrey Smith

Tis now in part I know His grace

Lyricist: Anonymous

The work is Thine, O Christ our Lord

Lyricist: Anonymous

Thou hast said Thou art the Vine, Lord

Lyricist: Watchman Nee

Though we are often swayed and tossed

Lyricist: Annie Johnson Flint

To the lost world minister Christ

Lyricist: Witness Lee

Watch! for the morning is breaking

Lyricist: Margaret E. Barber

Weary pilgrim on life’s pathway (revised)

Lyricist: Anonymous

What! Not sing of blood divine

Lyricist: L. K. Q.

When I am in the natural man

Lyricist: Watchman Nee

When my blest Lord will come again

Lyricist: Watchman Nee

When on Thy table, Lord, we gaze

Lyricist: Witness Lee

Within the veil: be this, belov’d, thy portion

Lyricist: F. H. Allen

The Statuses of the Church

Lyricist: A. C.

Far, Far Away

Lyricist: R. E. LIttlewood, 1858

I’ve Got the Living Word

Lyricist: P. K.

Now in a song of grateful praise

Lyricist: Samuel Medley

Abba, Father! we adore Thee

Lyricist: Robert Stephen Hawker

All I have in Adam is but sin and death

Lyricist: Witness Lee

Already dead! And buried too

Lyricist: Witness Lee

Already dead! And buried too (revised)

Lyricist: Witness Lee

The Battle is the Lord’s

Lyricist: Anonymous

Oh for the Death of Those

Oh, Walk with Jesus

Lyricist: Edwin Hood, 1870

O God, Be Merciful

Lyricist: The Psalter, 1912

O God! How Often Hath Thine Ear

Lyricist: William Bunting, 1824

O God, Thy Righteousness We Own (1)

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1749

O God, We Have Heard

Lyricist: From Psalm 44

O Happy Day, That Fixed My Choice

Lyricist: Philip Doddridge (1702–1751)

O Lord, How Are My Foes Increased

Lyricist: The Psalter, 1912

O Sing to Me of Heav’n

Lyricist: Mary Shindler, 1840

Thine Are All the Gifts, O God

Lyricist: John Whittier, 1878

Thine Earthly Sabbaths, Lord, We Love

Lyricist: Philip Doddridge, 1736

To God Most Awful and Most High

Lyricist: James Montgomery, 1854

To Save a Poor Sinner Like Me

Lyricist: John Lawley et al., 1893

The Ship of Fame

Lyricist: Attributed to George Nobbs (1799–1884)

Christmas Is Here

Sinners, Obey the Gospel Word

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1749

There Are Treasures for Children in Heaven

Lyricist: Swedish, translated to English by Ernest Ryden, 1928

Cross and Crown

Lyricist: Dexter Smith, 1884

There Is a Little Lonely Fold

Lyricist: Maria Saffery, 1834

There Is a Sea

Lyricist: Richard Glover, 1889 (possibly) and Lula Zahn, 1921

Savior, on Me the Grace Bestow

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1762

Savior, Whom Our Hearts Adore

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1762

Purer Yet and Purer

Lyricist: Johann von Goethe (1749–1832)

Unto God Our Savior

Lyricist: The Psalter, 1912

Hark! The Skies with Music Sound

Lyricist: Joseph Proud (1745–1826)

He That Hath Made His Refuge God

Lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1719

The Unfailing One

Lyricist: Frances Havergal, 1878

Christmas Anthem

Help, Lord, for Men of Virtue Fail

Lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1719

The Hero That I Sing

Lyricist: Grant Robinson, 1881

Holy Spirit, Hear Us (Parker)

Lyricist: William Parker, 1880

How Gladly I My Place Have Taken

Lyricist: Peter Vig, 1927

In God Will I Trust

Lyricist: The Psalter, 1912

In Thee, O Lord, I Put My Trust (71)

Lyricist: The Psalter, 1912

Inspirer and Hearer of Prayer

Lyricist: Augustus Toplady, 1774

Is Thy Heart Athirst to Know?

Lyricist: Laurentius Laurenti, 1700

Israel in Ancient Days

Lyricist: William Cowper, 1779

Jesu, Great Healer of Mankind

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1749

Jesus, from Whom All Blessings Flow

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1743

Jesus, in Sickness and in Pain

Lyricist: Thomas Gallaudet, 1845

I Love My Jesus Quite Alone

Lyricist: Johannes Kelpius, before 1705

I Love Thee

I Shall Be There

Lyricist: William Kain, 1866

Blessing and honor and glory be Thine

Lyricist: Anonymous

Weary pilgrim on life’s pathway

Lyricist: Anonymous

Jesus, in love, came from heaven

Lyricist: Witness Lee

Christ has become one with sinners

Lyricist: Witness Lee

Earthen vessel I was made

Lyricist: Witness Lee

Praise, praise ye the name of our Savior and God

Lyricist: Horatius Bonar

For every sin however deep (Alternate Tune)

Lyricist: Anonymous

Give up the world, Christ to obtain

Lyricist: Witness Lee

God made man a vessel he

Lyricist: Adapted

Hark, here is a hidden myst’ry

Lyricist: Witness Lee

Hark, the Savior’s knocking, knocking

Lyricist: Watchman Nee

Hark, the Savior’s knocking, knocking (revised)

Lyricist: Watchman Nee

He giveth more grace when the burdens grow greater

Lyricist: Annie Johnson Flint

How much can we do for our Savior

Lyricist: Albert Benjamin Simpson

I am the Lord that healeth thee

Lyricist: Anonymous

I have a Friend, whose faithful love

Lyricist: C. A. Tydeman

I will not be afraid

Lyricist: Annie Johnson Flint

In the Overcomer’s Name

In the Word of God I found it

Lyricist: N. N.

In the advent light, O Savior (Alternate Tune)

Lyricist: Emily May Grimes

Is it raining, little flower

Lyricist: Streams in the Desert

Jesus Our Lord is the Spirit of Life

Lyricist: Adapted

Jesus lives! thy terrors now

Lyricist: Christian Furchtegott Gellert

Jesus! how much Thy name unfolds

Lyricist: Mary Bowley Peters

Jesus, Jesus, Jesus

Lyricist: A. Paget Wilkes

Jesus, Thou alone art worthy

Lyricist: Mrs. J. A. Trench

Keep up the song of faith

Lyricist: Margaret E. Barber

Lord Jesus Christ, our heart feels sweet

Lyricist: Witness Lee

Lo, the central thought of God

Lyricist: Witness Lee

Lord Jesus, gladly do our lips express

Lyricist: T. Willey

Lord Jesus, gladly do our lips express (adapted)

Lyricist: T. Willey

Lord, Thou hast won, at length I yield

Lyricist: John Newton

Lord, Thy love has sought and found us

Lyricist: J. J. Hopkins

Oh, from myself deliver

Lyricist: Watchman Nee

God Eternal, Lord of All

Lyricist: 6th Century Latin

The God Who Built the Lofty Sky

Lyricist: Edward Earl, 1862

God, Who Hath Made the Daisies

Lyricist: Edwin Hood, ca. 1854

The God Who Sits Enthroned on High (2)

Lyricist: From Psalm 14

Lord of My Life!

Meet and Right It Is to Sing

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1749

My God, I Am Thine

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1749

My Heart Is Fixed, O God (Wesley)

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1743

Let Evening Twilight Turn to Dawn

Lyricist: Vincent Tymms, 1892

Let Mortal Tongues Attempt to Sing

Lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1707

Let Worldly Minds the World Pursue

Lyricist: John Newton, 1779

The Light That Once in Judah Shone

Lyricist: Hezekiah Butterworth, 1881

The Lord Is Great

Lyricist: From Psalm 48

My Life Is Thine, Lord Jesus

Lyricist: Jane Woodfall

Now, in a Song of Grateful Praise

Lyricist: Samuel Medley, 1776

When Shall Thy Lovely Face Be Seen?

Lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1706

When Wise Men Came Seeking

Lyricist: Richard Slater, 1892

Within Thy Temple’s Sacred Courts

Lyricist: The Psalter, 1912

Arise, Ye Soldiers of the Cross

Lyricist: Hieronymus Annoni (1697–1770)

As Light, O Christ

Lyricist: From the Russian

Awake, Thou Careless World, Awake!

Lyricist: Johann Rist, 1651

Behold the Miracle Renewed!

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1762

Bestow, Dear Lord, upon Our Youth

Lyricist: William Cowper, 1779

Beyond the River

Lyricist: Horace Hastings, 1864

The B-I-B-L-E

Come All Who Love the Slaughtered Lamb

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1744

Come, Weary Souls with Sin Distressed

Lyricist: Anne Steele, 1760

Crowned with Thorns upon the Tree

Lyricist: Grattan Guiness (1835–1910)

The Day of Days

Lyricist: Thomas Gallaudet, 1865

Down in the Valley

Father in Heaven, Hear Us Today

Lyricist: Charles Ames (1828–1912)

Father of All, in Whom Alone

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1742

Fly, to the Mountains Fly

Lyricist: Probably Charles Wesley, 1744

Follow Jesus

Lyricist: Anna Warner, 1865

Fount of Everlasting Love

Lyricist: Ray Palmer, 1831

Get Thee Behind Us, Fiend

Lyricist: Probably Charles Wesley, 1744

Fall Down, Ye Nations

Lyricist: James Montgomery, 1825

O Where Shall Rest Be Found?

Lyricist: James Montgomery, 1818

O’er the Dark Wave of Galilee

Lyricist: William Russell, 1826

Our Father! Through the Coming Year

Lyricist: William Gaskell, 1848

O God of Glory!

Lyricist: Woodbury Fernald, 1876

O Spirit, Freed from Earth

Lyricist: Mary Howitt, 1847

This Same Jesus (Havergal)

Lyricist: Frances Havergal (1836–1879)

Thou Art, O Christ, the Way

Lyricist: George Smith, ca. 1835

Thou, the Great, Eternal God

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1763

Thou Who Canst Never Change nor Fail

Lyricist: From the Latin

Thou Who Didst Stoop Below

Lyricist: Sarah Miles, 1827

Thou, Who Dwell’st Enthroned on High

Lyricist: George Sandys (1576–1643)

Thou, Whose Wide Extended Sway

Lyricist: Abel Thomas, 1843

To Jesus, the Crown of My Hope

Lyricist: William Cowper (1731–1800)

Shall Mortals Dare Contend?

Lyricist: Benjamin Beddome (1717–1795)

Christmas Night (Prutz)

Lyricist: Robert Prutz (1816–1872). Translated from German to English by Charles Wendte, 1895

Softly the Silent Night

Lyricist: Ambrose Blatchford, 1878

The Word Made Flesh

Lyricist: Horatius Bonar, 1843

Son of Thy Sire’s Eternal Love

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1742

Sweet Is the Light of Sabbath Eve

Lyricist: James Edmeston, 1821

Sweetly the Birds Are Singing

Lyricist: Emily Chapman, 1885

There Is a Holy Land

There Were Whisperings in the Heavens

Lyricist: Anonymous, 1884

Ring Out, Merry Bells

Lyricist: Emily Miller, 1875

Ring Out, O Bells, Your Peals Today

Dazzling Candles

Lyricist: Anonymous, translated to English by John Mueller, 1918

Walking on the Wingèd Wind

Lyricist: James Montgomery, 1854

Was Ever Grief Like Thine?

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1762

Preserved by Thine Almighty Power

Lyricist: Horatius Bonar 1861

The Heathen Perish

Lyricist: James Montgomery, 1824

Hence from My Soul, Sad Thoughts, Begone

Lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1707–09

How Blest the Children of the Lord

Lyricist: Harriet Auber, 1829

How Frail Are These Bodies of Clay!

Lyricist: Anonymous, 1836

The Dream of Pilate’s Wife

Lyricist: Charles Baird, 1849

Jesu, Redeemer of the World

Lyricist: Translated from Latin by Edward Caswall, 1849

How Vast Is the Tribute I Owe

Lyricist: Thomas Jervis, 1795

God Give Ye Merry Christmas Tide

Lyricist: Traditional English Carol

Lord, Thee I’ll Praise with All My Heart

Lyricist: From Psalm 9

Lord, We Wait

Lyricist: S. A. Stanwell

Loud to the Prince of Heav’n

Lyricist: Philip Doddridge (1702–1751)

Messiah! At Thy Glad Approach

Lyricist: Michael Bruce, ca. 1764

Linked in the Bond of Peace

Lyricist: Thomas Davis, 1864

Long Ago in Bethlehem’s Plain

Lyricist: H. R. Waite, 1871

My Mother Dear

Lyricist: Samuel Lover, 1846

No War nor Battle’s Sound

Lyricist: From John Milton, 1629

When the Harvest Is Past

Lyricist: Samuel Smith, 1832

Why, O God, Thy People Spurn?

Lyricist: Edwin Hatfield, 1837

With All My Heart I’ll Praise Thy Name

Lyricist: From Psalm 138

Ye Hosts of Heaven, Ye Mighty Ones

Lyricist: George Rawson, 1853

All Hail, Holy Day!

Lyricist: Adapted from Emma Campbell, 1909

All Ye Nations, Praise the Lord

Lyricist: James Montgomery, 1822

Amidst the Cheerful Bloom of Youth

Lyricist: Benjamin Beddome (1717–1795)

And Art Thou, Gracious Master, Gone?

Lyricist: Thomas Kelly, 1804

And Is Thy Word, Oh God, a Fire?

Lyricist: Benjamin Beddome (1717–1795)

Angels, Assist to Sing

Lyricist: Theophilus, 1808

As Pants the Wearied Hart

Lyricist: From Psalm 42

Blessèd Be Thy Name for Ever

Lyricist: James Hogg, 1816

Certainly I Will Be with Thee

Lyricist: Frances Havergal, 1871

Christmas Time Is Come Again

Clap Hands, O Ye Heavens

Lyricist: 16th Century

Come, My Brethren

Lyricist: Aaron Coons, 1826

Come to Jesus! Come Away

Crowns of Glory

Lyricist: Thomas Kelly (1769–1855)

Day of Anger, Day of Wonder

Lyricist: Philip Worsley (1831–1866)

Disowned of Heav’n, by Man Oppressed

Lyricist: James Joyce, 1809

Down Headlong from Their Native Skies

Lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1707–09

The Easter Sunshine Breaks Again

Evil I Then Must Be

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1762

Sinners, Your Hearts Lift Up

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1742

What’s the News?

How Blest Was That Life

Hymn on the Titles of Christ

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1739

The Idol of Dura

Lyricist: Maria Saffery, 1834

Lord of All Worlds (Dwight)

Lyricist: Timothy Dwight, 1808

My God, Accept My Early Vows

Lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1719

Little Children, Can You Tell?

My Heart, So Like the Manger Lowly

Clearly in the East It Shone

Come, and Christ the Lord Be Praising

Lyricist: Paul Gerhardt, 1667

Eternal Spirit, Come

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1746

Sweet Savior, Once Again This Year

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