| A beautiful sprite | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| A nightingale made | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| A place in the house of the mansions of God | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 3 |
| A wanderer weary | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| All the world is busy | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| All the world is thirsting | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Are you lifting up the fallen | Grace Glenn (Author) | 3 |
| Are you living close to Jesus | Grace Glenn (Author) | 2 |
| Are you living close to Jesus, are you daily doing good? | Grace Glenn (Author) | 2 |
| As a clinging, tender branch | Mrs. L. M. B. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| As now from the courts of his house we depart | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 6 |
| Athirst upon earth's weary wilderness | Grace Glenn (Author) | 2 |
| Awake, awake, ye slumbering hosts of Zion | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Be glad while you may | Grace Glenn (Author) | 2 |
| Blessed Savior, wilt thou send | Grace Glenn (Author) | 2 |
| Church of God, whose conquering legions | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 8 |
| Come in, come in, O patient loving | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Come, when the morn with rosy | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Come, while the grass in the path | Grace Glenn (Author) | 3 |
| Dear Savior, let thy children | Grace Glenn (Author) | 3 |
| Down in old Judea | Grace Glenn (Author) | 2 |
| Down through the cloud rifts, O sinner | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 5 |
| Draw me near to the Savior | Grace Glenn (Author) | 2 |
| Even a child, that surely means | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Every moment, every moment Lord, I know | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Eyes that have gladdened the world | Mrs. L. M. B. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Fiercely the cold winds are howling | Grace Glenn (Author) | 3 |
| For the sighing and the weeping | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 3 |
| Forward, forward be our watchword | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| From far across the rolling sea | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| From the land of toil and duty | Grace Glenn (Author) | 3 |
| From the wide, wide earth | Grace Glenn (Author) | 2 |
| From the world of want | Grace Glenn (Author) | 2 |
| From up in the mountains a streamlet | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Gather the fragments | Grace Glenn (Author) | 2 |
| Give your heart to Jesus, He has sought it | Grace Glenn (Author) | 2 |
| Go forth, the world is wide | Grace Glenn (Author) | 2 |
| God forbid that I should glory In the work of human hands | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 3 |
| Goodbye, good friends | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Goodbye, may God be with you | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Grant me a nearer view | Grace Glenn (Author) | 3 |
| Guide us, Jehovah | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Have you heard, O, have you heard, Is your heart | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 3 |
| Have you heard the joyful sound, Jesus saves (Bateman) | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| He of whom the books of Moses | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Ho ye thirsty ready to perish | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Home from work the laborers | Grace Glenn (Author) | 3 |
| How sorry it would make me | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| I am Jesus' little friend | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| I heard a robin one morning | Grace Glenn (Author) | 2 |
| I know what I'll do for Jesus | Mrs. L. M. R. Bateman (Author) | 9 |
| I think that the flowers in heaven | Grace Glenn (Author) | 3 |
| I want my heart made purer | Mrs. L. M. Beal Bateman (Author) | 6 |
| I washed my hands this morning | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 56 |
| I will early seek the Savior | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 10 |
| If I were a beautiful twinkling star | Grace Glenn (Author) | 10 |
| I'll linger no longer in doubt | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| I'm glad I have chosen the pathway | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| In his name O blessed banner | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| In the cleft of rock, O Savior | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 3 |
| In the cross of Christ I glory, Towering o'er the wrecks of time | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 1 |
| In the cross of Christ I glory, Only in the cross! | Grace Glenn (Author) | 2 |
| In the west the sun is sinking | Grace Glenn (Author) | 3 |
| Into the deep launch out | Mrs. L. M. Beal Bateman (Author) | 5 |
| It takes two feet to bear us up | Mrs. L. M. Beal Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| It was only a drop in the bucket | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| It will not be long at the longest | Grace Glenn (Author) | 4 |
| I've a beautiful home in a garden fair | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 4 |
| Jesus came to guide thee true | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Jesus, I will follow thee, for I hear thee calling | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 17 |
| Jesus is the children's King | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Jesus loved children | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 3 |
| Jesus, Savior, thou art nearer | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 3 |
| Jesus, we would trust in thee | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 3 |
| Keep rank, keep rank, make Jesus King | L. M. B. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Laden with sin, by all its ways | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Lead me, O my heavenly Father | Grace Glenn (Author) | 5 |
| Little children, come to me (Bateman) | Mrs. L. M. Beal Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Let us praise the Lord in song | Grace Glenn (Author) | 2 |
| Let us sing as the birdies sing | Grace Glenn (Author) | 2 |
| Let us sing the songs of Zion | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Let us watch and pray | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Life is like a sunlit stream | Grace Glenn (Author) | 3 |
| Lift your eyes aloft | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Little by little I saw | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Little children all can give | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Little stars that twinkle | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 17 |
| Lo I bow before thee Lord | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 5 |
| Lone in the garden they laid Him | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 3 |
| Look abroad the world grows wider | Mrs. L. M. Beal Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Make each other happy, children | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 5 |
| Mercy in Jesus, my brother | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Merry little bobolink | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Mid the tempest and storm | Grace Glenn (Author) | 2 |
| Moment by moment, let me be | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 4 |
| My days go by as a weaver's shuttle flies | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| My ways are all so simple, Lord | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| No matter if storm clouds are heavy and dark | Mrs. L. M. Beal Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Not without hope | Grace Glenn (Author) | 2 |
| Not without hope for the faith lighted vision | Grace Glenn (Author) | 2 |
| O a song we'll sing | Grace Glenn (Author) | 2 |
| O brother, come out | Mrs. L. M. Beal Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| O I am glad because I live | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| O if I were a bird | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| O Jesus, Savior, King | Mrs. Z. H. Bateman (Author) | 3 |
| O lift up your eyes, see the Day-star arise | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| O Lord, thy word to me is sweet | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 3 |
| O sing of the angels | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| O take us up close to thy heart | Grace Glenn (Author) | 2 |
| O the home of the soul | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| O the wondrous love of Jesus | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 1 |
| O thou the great refiner | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 6 |
| O when that wondrous day in heaven shall dawn | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 4 |
| O why should we fear though the storms | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 3 |
| O why stand ye doubting | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| O wonderful Gethsemane | Grace Glenn (Author) | 3 |
| O, a song we'll sing of the olden time | Grace Glenn (Author) | 2 |
| On a desert, bleak and dreary | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 6 |
| On a Rock my house | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| One by one the days are going by | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 3 |
| One by one, the shadows gather | Grace Glenn (Author) | 2 |
| One morning I questioned | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Only one moment at once goes by | Mrs. L. M. Beal Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Only the fragments | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 3 |
| Our Father, keep us humble | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 3 |
| Over the mountain the sunlight breaks | Mrs. L. M. Beal Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Rally round the Bible, Children, let us sing | Grace Glenn (Author) | 4 |
| Rejoice and be ye glad | Grace Glenn (Author) | 3 |
| Savior, grant me rest and peace | Grace Glenn (Author) | 2 |
| Scatter seed at early morning | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 3 |
| Scatter the seed at early morning | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Sing again of the wondrous | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Sing aloud the joyful story | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 3 |
| Sing Hallelujah, for the Lord is love | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Sing, O sing again | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Sing, O sing the song again | Grace Glenn (Author) | 3 |
| Sing, over and over | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Step by step, and day by day, March we on our forward way | Grace Glenn (Author) | 7 |
| Step, step, step | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Sunshine clear and sunshine bright | Mrs. L. M. B. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Sweet Mary was sitting in sorrow | Mrs. L. M. Beal Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Take Christ at his word | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 6 |
| Take my hand, my heavenly Father | Grace Glenn (Author) | 3 |
| The lesson is hard | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| The Master of the vineyard is coming | Mrs. L. M. Beal Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| The saddest words that mortals speak | Grace Glenn (Author) | 2 |
| The Shepherd is calling his wandering sheep | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| The world is wide before me | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| There are beautiful mansions I know | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| There are clouds, but high above them | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 4 |
| There are sleeping crystal waters | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| There met in convention | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| There's a far off path I should like to find | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 3 |
| There's a land where we are going | Grace Glenn (Author) | 2 |
| There's a precious fountain flowing | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| There's a river rolling ever | Mrs. L. M. Beal Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| There's a song on my lips | Mrs. L. M. B. Bateman (Author) | 9 |
| There's a song the angels know | Grace Glenn (Author) | 2 |
| There's one thing up in heaven | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 5 |
| This world is a beautiful world | Mrs. L. M. Beal Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Though lambs of the flock | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Though the task may be humble | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| 'Tis not a far journey from us | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 3 |
| To thy feet I come, gracious | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Trust your life with Jesus | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 3 |
| Under the shade of Elim's palm trees | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Under the storm burdened sky | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 4 |
| Unto the Rock that is higher than I | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Unto the Rock that is higher | Grace Glenn (Author) | 3 |
| Wanderer from Jesus, weary, sad and lone | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 4 |
| We are in thy vineyard | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| We are little children, children of the Lord | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| We are on our journey to the heavenly home | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 3 |
| We are pilgrims on a journey | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| We haste to thy temple, O Father | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 8 |
| We may all be standard bearers | Grace Glenn () | 5 |
| We read of a land of the pure and the free | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 4 |
| Weak and humble, Lord, am I | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Weary of my load of sin | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| We'll give our hearts to God this day | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| We're the victors now forever | Grace Glenn (Author) | 4 |
| What a morning that will be | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| What are you doing | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| What though the morning be fair and bright | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 4 |
| When all the clouds of darkness break | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 3 |
| When as of old in her sadness | Grace Glenn (Author) | 31 |
| When temptations crowd around you | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| When the evening shadows gather and I rest | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| When the morning awakes and the sunlight | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| When the murky night of sorrow | Mrs. L. N. Beal Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Where are the seeds we scattered in the | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Where are the seeds | Mrs. L. M. B. Bateman (Author) | 3 |
| Where, save to thee, O Lord, shall we our burdens | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Will you come and taste the fountain | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| Work when the morning shineth, work when the noonday gleams | Grace Glenn (Author) | 16 |
| Ye are the temple | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
| You who are called to the feast of the bridegroom | L. M. Bateman (Author) | 2 |
