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| Martin F. Ball | M | | [Renew Them In Our Day] | |
| O. O. Ball | | | What a beautiful sunset at the close | |
| S. B. Ball | | | Poor and needy though I be | |
| T. I. Ball | M | 1838 -- 1916 | Ere we leave thine altar, Lord | |
| William C. Ball | | | Little voices through the temple stealing | |
| William Ball | M | 1801 -- 1878 | There is a pure and [a] peaceful wave | |
| Peter Balla, 1908- | U | 1908 -- 1984 | Donu al mi novan koron, Di'! | Donu al mi |
| John Ballantine | M | | All that I am, all that I do | ALL THAT I AM |
| William G. Ballantine | M | | God save America, New world of glory | |
| M. J. Ballantyne | | | O love of God the Father | |
| Randall H. Ballantyne | F | 1821 -- 1861 | How loving is Jesus, Who came from the sky | |
| Addison Ballard | | | Just as thou art, to me, a child | |
| D. Ballard | | | God has made the changing seasons | |
| E. L. Ballard | | | I shall leave this land of sorrow | |
| Glen Ballard | | | I've heard of a land upon a strand | |
| J. M. Ballard | | | There's a home of endless glory | |
| Julia P. Ballard | F | | There's no light in the window for me | |
| M. V. K. Ballard | | | All through the year we'll try | |
| Melvin J. Ballard | | | | |
| Minnie C. Ballard | F | | The Lord, the Lord is risen | |
| Carl C. N. Balle, 1806 - 55 | M | 1806 -- 1855 | The happy Christmas comes once more | EMMANUEL |
| C. W. Ballew | | | Walking in the light with Jesus my King | |
| Clyde W. Ballew | | | I can hear the golden bells | |
| H. M. Ballew | | | Praise the Lord for saving grace | |
| J. J. Ballew | | | How I wish I was a child again | |
| John P. Ballew | M | | Thou art gone, our precious loved one | |
| Bruce Ballinger | M | 1945 - | We have come into His house | WORSHIP HIM |
| W. C. Balll | | | Praise the King of heaven | |
| Adin Ballou | | | Ho, all ye that bloom in the morning of life | |
| C. R. Ballou | | | If Jesus should come in his glory | |
| C. R. Ballou | F | | Jesus, the Savior, is calling, come home | |
| G. W. Ballou | | | Lo the gospel ship is sailing | |
| Hosea Ballou | M | 1771 -- 1852 | Be still, ye blustering winds | |
| Hosea Ballou, 2d. | M | 1796 -- 1861 | | |
| Moses Ballou | | | We now invoke thy blessing, Lord | |
| S. Ballou | | | O Lord, we bow before thy throne | |
| Paul Baloche | M | 1962 - | The sun cannot compare to the glory of Your love | BALOCHE |
| Rita Baloche | F | | [We Humble Ourselves] | |
| G. Balson | | | Think of God when open your eyes | |
| I. Baltsell | | | We come to praise the Savior's name | |
| Isaiah Baltzell | M | 1832 -- 1893 | Blessed Jesus, I would ever be | |
| W. J. Baltzell | U | | O Love, thou sun whose golden rays | [O Love, thou sun whose golden rays] |
| J. B. Baltzly | | | Come to the dear, blessed Savior | |
| J. J. Bambach | | | Lord, thou hast bid us labor | |
| AnneMarie Bambino | F | | [My Soul Magnifies the Lord] | |
| William S. Bambridge | M | | Through the night of doubt and sorrow | ST ASAPH (BAMBRIDGE) |
| M. E. B. | | | May thy life be pure and holy | |
| Byung Sup Ban | U | | All of the world God did create | HYOUNG-JEH |
| G. Banaster | | | We're marching to the conflict | |
| Ruth Mae Banchel | F | | If all things were mine, but not the Savior | |
