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Winkworth, Catherine, 1827-1878

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Hymn Texts by Catherine Winkworth
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A dread hath come on meCatherine Winkworth Text
A pilgrim here I wanderCatherine Winkworth Text
A sure stronghold our God is HeCatherine Winkworth Text
Abide among us with Thy graceCatherine Winkworth Text
Against Thee only have I sinn'd, I own itCatherine Winkworth Text
Ah God, from heav'n look down and seeCatherine Winkworth Text
Ah God, my days are dark indeedCatherine Winkworth Text
Ah Jesus, the meritCatherine Winkworth Text
Ah wounded Head that bearestCatherine Winkworth Text
Ah wounded Head! Must ThouCatherine Winkworth Text
Alas dear Lord, what evil hast Thou doneCatherine Winkworth Text
Alas! my God! my sins are greatCatherine Winkworth Text
Alas, dear Lord, what law then hast Thou brokenCatherine Winkworth Text
All Depends on Our PossessingC. Winkworth , 1827-1878
All Glory Be to God on HighC. Winkworth , 1827-1878
All Men Living Are But MortalC. Winkworth , 1827-1878
All My Heart This Night Rejoices (6)Catherine Winkworth TextAudio
All my hope is grounded surelyCatherine Winkworth Text
All praise and thanks to God most HighCatherine Winkworth Text
All things hang on our possessingCatherine Winkworth Text
All ye Gentile lands awake!Catherine Winkworth Text
Am I a stranger here, on earth alone (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Arise, the kingdom is at handCatherine Winkworth Text
As a bird at dawning singethCatherine Winkworth Text
Awake, O man, and from thee shakeCatherine Winkworth Text
Awake, O Spirit of the WatchmenCatherine Winkworth
Awake, thou careless world, awake!Catherine Winkworth Text
Awake, Thou Spirit, Who Didst FireC. Winkworth , 1827-1878
Awake, Thou Spirit, who of oldCatherine Winkworth Text
Baptized into Thy Name Most Holy (3)C. Winkworth , 1827-1878
Be thou content; be still beforeCatherine Winkworth Text
Blessed Jesus, at Thy Word (8)C. Winkworth , 1827-1878
Christ the Lord Ascends to ReignCatherine Winkworth TextScoreInfo
Christ the Lord Is Risen Again (4)Catherine Winkworth, 1827-1878 Text
Christ Thou the champion of that war-worn hostCatherine Winkworth Text
Christ will gather in His ownCatherine Winkworth Text
Christ, the Life of All the Living (2)C. Winkworth , 1827-1878
Come to Thy temple here on earthCatherine Winkworth Text
Come, brethren, let us go!Catherine Winkworth Text
Come, Christians, praise your Maker's goodnessCatherine Winkworth Text
Come, deck our feast todayCatherine Winkworth Text
Come, Holy Ghost, Creator, comeCatherine Winkworth Text
Come, Holy Spirit, God and Lord (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Come, my soul, awake, 'tis morningCatherine Winkworth Text
Cometh sunshine after rain (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Comfort, Comfort Ye My People (10)C. Winkworth , 1827-1878
Conqu'ring Prince and Lord of GloryCatherine Winkworth Text
Courage, my sorely-tempted heart!Catherine Winkworth Text
Dayspring of eternity! (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Deal with me, God, in mercy nowCatherine Winkworth Text
Dear Soul, couldst thou become a childCatherine Winkworth Text
Dearest Jesus, We Are Here (3)Catherine Winkworth Text
Deck Thyself, My Soul, with Gladness (7)Catherine Winkworth
Draw us to Thee, Lord JesusCatherine Winkworth Text
Ere yet the dawn hath fill'd the skiesCatherine Winkworth Text
Eternity! Eternity! (Wülffer)Catherine Winkworth Text
Faith Is a Living Power from HeavenC. Winkworth , 1827-1878
Faith is a living powr from heav'nCatherine Winkworth Text
Farewell I Gladly Bid Thee (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Father of heaven, who hast created allCatherine Winkworth Text
Fear not, O little flock, the foe (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Follow me, in me ye liveCatherine Winkworth Text
For Me to Live Is JesusC. Winkworth , 1827-1878
For the Lord reignethCatherine Winkworth Text
From Deepest Woe I Cry to TheeCatherine Winkworth, 1827-1878 Text
From God Shall Naught Divide MeC. Winkworth , 1827-1878
From heaven above to earth I come (4)Catherine Winkworth Text
From Thy heav'nly homeCatherine Winkworth Text
Go and dig my grave today! (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Go forth, my heart, and seek delightCatherine Winkworth Text
God is our stronghold firm and sureCatherine Winkworth Text
God liveth ever!Catherine Winkworth Text
God whom I as love have knownCatherine Winkworth Text
God, Who Madest Earth and Heaven (3)C. Winkworth , 1827-1878
Great High-priest, who deign'dst to be (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Hark! a voice saith, All are mortalCatherine Winkworth Text
Hark! the Church proclaims here honourCatherine Winkworth Text
Hear, O my God, low at Thy feet I bend meCatherine Winkworth Text
Heart and heart together boundCatherine Winkworth Text
Heavenward doth our journey tend (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Help us, O Lord, behold we enterCatherine Winkworth Text
Here behold me as I cast meCatherine Winkworth Text
Here, O my God, I cast me at Thy feetCatherine Winkworth Text
Holy Ghost! my Comforter! (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Holy Spirit, once againCatherine Winkworth Text
Hosanna to the Son of David! RaiseCatherine Winkworth Text
How blest to all Thy followers, Lord, the roadCatherine Winkworth Text
How brightly beams the Morning Star!Catherine Winkworth Text
How shall I meet Thee? How my heartCatherine Winkworth Text
I Fall Asleep in Jesus' WoundsC. Winkworth, 1827-1878
I know the doom that must befall meCatherine Winkworth Text
I know, my God, and I rejoiceCatherine Winkworth Text
I praise Thee, O my God and FatherCatherine Winkworth Text
I will not let Thee go; Thou Help in time of need!Catherine Winkworth Text
If God be on my sideCatherine Winkworth Text
If Thou But Suffer God to Guide Thee (7)Catherine Winkworth Text
If Thou, True Life, wilt in me liveCatherine Winkworth Text
In God's name let us on our way!Catherine Winkworth Text
In God, My Faithful God (2)C. Winkworth , 1827-1878 Text
In peace and joy I now departCatherine Winkworth Text
In the bonds of Death He layCatherine Winkworth Text
In the midst of life, beholdCatherine Winkworth Text
In Thee is gladness (4)C. Winkworth , 1827-1878 Text
In Thee, Lord, Have I Put My Trust (2)C. Winkworth, 1827-1878
In Thy heart and hands, my GodCatherine Winkworth Text
Is thy heart athirst to knowCatherine Winkworth Text
Jehovah, let me now adore TheeCatherine Winkworth Text
Jerusalem, Thou City Fair and HighC. Winkworth, 1827-1878
Jerusalem, thou city fair and highCatherine Winkworth Text
Jesu, day by dayCatherine Winkworth Text
Jesu, when Thou once returnedstCatherine Winkworth Text
Jesus Christ, My Sure DefenseC. Winkworth, 1827-1878
Jesus my Redeemer livesCatherine Winkworth Text
Jesus, pitying Saviour, hear meCatherine Winkworth Text
Jesus, Priceless Treasure (9)Catherine Winkworth
Jesus, whom Thy Church doth ownCatherine Winkworth Text
Leave all to GodCatherine Winkworth Text
Leave God to order all thy waysCatherine Winkworth Text
Let the Earth Now Praise the LordC. Winkworth , 1827-1878
Let us all with gladsome VoiceCatherine Winkworth Text
Let who will in thee rejoiceCatherine Winkworth Text
Lift Up Your Heads, Ye Mighty Gates! (10)Catherine Winkworth Text
Light of light, enlighten me (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Light of the Gentile world! (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Lo, heaven and earth, and sea and airCatherine Winkworth Text
Long in the spirit-world my soul had soughtCatherine Winkworth Text
Lord God, we worship thee! (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Lord Jesu Christ, in Thee aloneCatherine Winkworth Text
Lord Jesu Christ, the Prince of PeaceCatherine Winkworth Text
Lord Jesu Christ, with us abideCatherine Winkworth Text
Lord Jesus Christ, Be Present Now (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Lord Jesus Christ, my Life, my LightCatherine Winkworth Text
Lord Jesus Christ, Our Lord Most Dear (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Lord Jesus Christ, True Man and GodC. Winkworth , 1827-1878
Lord Jesus Christ, we come to TheeCatherine Winkworth Text
Lord Jesus, who, our souls to saveCatherine Winkworth Text
Lord! Thy death and passion giveCatherine Winkworth Text
Lord, all my heart is fix'd on TheeCatherine Winkworth Text
Lord, hear the voice of my complaintCatherine Winkworth Text
Lord, keep us steadfast in Thy word (4)Catherine Winkworth Text
Lord, on earth I dwell in pain (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Lord, Thee I Love with All My HeartC. Winkworth , 1827-1878
Lord, to Thee I make confessionCatherine Winkworth Text
Loving Shepherd, kind and true (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Many a gift did Christ impartCatherine Winkworth Text
Most High and Holy Trinity! (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
My cause is God's, and I am HisCatherine Winkworth Text
My God, behold me lying (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
My God, in Thee all fulness liesCatherine Winkworth Text
My God, to Thee I now commend (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
My heart is fill'd with longingCatherine Winkworth Text
My Inmost Heart Now RaisesC. Winkworth , 1827-1878
My Jesus, if the SeraphimCatherine Winkworth Text
My life is hid in JesusCatherine Winkworth Text
My Saviour, what Thou didst of oldCatherine Winkworth Text
My Soul, Now Bless Thy MakerC. Winkworth , 1827-1878
My soul, now praise thy Maker!Catherine Winkworth Text
Not in anger smite us, Lord (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Nothing fair on earth I see (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Now all the woods are sleeping (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Now at last I end this strifeCatherine Winkworth Text
Now God be with us, for the night is closingCatherine Winkworth Text
Now Hush Your Cries (2)C. Winkworth , 1827-1878
Now Lay We Calmly in the GraveC. Winkworth , 1827-1878
Now rests her soul in Jesu's armsCatherine Winkworth Text
Now Thank We All Our God (17)Catherine Winkworth
Now that the sun doth shine no moreCatherine Winkworth Text
O Christ, Our True and Only LightC. Winkworth , 1827-1878
O Christ, Thou bright and Morning StarCatherine Winkworth Text
O Cross, we hail thy bitter reignCatherine Winkworth Text
O darkest woe! (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
O Dearest JesusC. Winkworth , 1827-1878
O enter, Lord, Thy templeCatherine Winkworth Text
O Friend of Souls, how well is meCatherine Winkworth Text
O Glorious Head, Thou livest now!Catherine Winkworth Text
O God, I long Thy Light to see (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
O God, My Faithful God (5)Catherine Winkworth
O God, O Spirit, Light of all that liveCatherine Winkworth Text
O Holy Spirit, Enter InC. Winkworth , 1827-1878
O How Shall I Receive TheeC. Winkworth , 1827-1878
O Jesu, King of Glory!Catherine Winkworth Text
O Lamb of God most stainless!Catherine Winkworth Text
O Little Flock, Fear Not the FoeC. Winkworth , 1827-1878
O Living Bread from heavenCatherine Winkworth Text
O Lord, How Shall I Meet You? (3)Catherine Winkworth Text
O Lord, My God, I Cry to TheeC. Winkworth, 1827-1878
O Lord, Our FatherC. Winkworth , 1827-1878
O Love, who formedst me to wearCatherine Winkworth Text
O Morning Star, How Fair and Bright (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
O my soul, be glad and cheerfulCatherine Winkworth Text
O risen Lord! O conqu'ring King!Catherine Winkworth Text
O Thou Essential Word (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
O Thou, of God the FatherCatherine Winkworth Text
O Watchman, will the night of sinCatherine Winkworth Text
O wings of faith, ye thoughts, fly henceCatherine Winkworth Text
O world, I now must leave thee (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Oh blest the hourse, whate'er befallCatherine Winkworth Text
Oh how blessed, faithful souls, are ye (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Oh how could I forget HimCatherine Winkworth Text
Oh rejoice, ye Christians, LoudlyCatherine Winkworth Text
Oh well for him who all things bravesCatherine Winkworth Text
Oh would, my God, that I could praise TheeCatherine Winkworth Text
Oh wouldst Thou in Thy glory comeCatherine Winkworth Text
Once he came in blessing (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Once more from rest I rise againCatherine Winkworth Text
Once more the daylight shines abroadCatherine Winkworth Text
One thing is needful! Let me deemCatherine Winkworth Text
Open Now Thy Gates of Beauty (5)C. Winkworth , 1827-1878
Our Father, Thou in heav'n above (2)C. Winkworth , 1827-1878 Text
Out of the depths I cry to thee (3)Catherine Winkworth Text
Praise and thanks to Thee be sung (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Praise to the Lord, the Almighty (15)Catherine Winkworth Text
Psalm 65Catherine Winkworth
Pure essence! Spotless Fount of Light (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Redeemer of the nations, come!Catherine Winkworth Text
Rejoice, Rejoice, Ye Christians (2)C. Winkworth , 1827-1878
Rest of the weary! ThouCatherine Winkworth Text
Rise, Children of the KingdomC. Winkworth , 1827-1878
Rise, follow Me! our Master saithCatherine Winkworth Text
Rise, My Soul, to Watch and Pray (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Rise, O Salem, rise and shine!Catherine Winkworth Text
Seems it in my anguish loneCatherine Winkworth Text
Shall I not sing praise to Thee (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Since Christ has gone to heav'n His homeCatherine Winkworth Text
Sink not yet, my soul, to slumberCatherine Winkworth Text
Soul, Adorn Thyself with GladnessC. Winkworth , 1827-1878
Spread, O Spread, Thou Mighty WordC. Winkworth , 1827-1878
Strive when thou art called of God (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Sweetest Fount of holy gladnessCatherine Winkworth Text
Tender Shepherd, thou hast stilledCatherine Winkworth Text
Thank God it hath resoundedCatherine Winkworth Text
The day expiresCatherine Winkworth Text
The day is doneCatherine Winkworth Text
The golden sunbeams with their joyous gleamsCatherine Winkworth Text
The happy sunshine all is gone (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
The moon hath risen on highCatherine Winkworth Text
The old year now hath pass'd awayCatherine Winkworth Text
The precious seed of weepingCatherine Winkworth Text
Thee will I love, my Strength, my TowerCatherine Winkworth Text
Thee, O Immanuel, we praise (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Then I have conquered; then at lastCatherine Winkworth Text
Thou Holiest Love, whom most I loveCatherine Winkworth Text
Thou Light of Gentile NationsC. Winkworth , 1827-1878
Thou sore-oppress'dCatherine Winkworth Text
Thou virgin soul! O thouCatherine Winkworth Text
Thou weepest o'er JerusalemCatherine Winkworth Text
Thou, Fount of blessing, we adore!Catherine Winkworth Text
Thou, who breakest ev'ry chainCatherine Winkworth Text
Though all to Thee were faithlessCatherine Winkworth Text
Thy parents' arms now yield theeCatherine Winkworth Text
Thy Word, O Lord, like gentle dews (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
True Shepherd, who in love most deepCatherine Winkworth Text
Up, yes, upward to thy gladnessCatherine Winkworth Text
V.Catherine Winkworth
Wake, awake, for night is flying (5)Catherine Winkworth Text
Wake, Awake, for Night Is FlyingCatherine Winkworth
Wake, Spirit, who in times now oldenCatherine Winkworth Text
We All Believe in One True God (5)Catherine Winkworth Text
We Christians may rejoice to-dayCatherine Winkworth Text
We Christians May Rejoice TodayC. Winkworth , 1827-1878
We Sing, Immanuel, Thy PraiseC. Winkworth , 1827-1878
Welcome Thou victor in the strife (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Well for him who all things losing (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
What had I been if Thou wert not?Catherine Winkworth Text
What shall I, a sinner, do?Catherine Winkworth Text
What within me and without (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
Whate'er My God Ordains Is Right (3)Catherine Winkworth Text
When anguish'd and perplex'd I lift my weary eyesCatherine Winkworth Text
When in the hour of utmost needCatherine Winkworth Text
When my last hour is close at handCatherine Winkworth Text
When O'er My Sins I SorrowC. Winkworth , 1827-1878
When on the cross the Saviour hungCatherine Winkworth Text
When sorrow and remorse (2)Catherine Winkworth Text
When the last agony draws nighCatherine Winkworth Text
When the Lord recalls the banish'dCatherine Winkworth Text
Wherefore dost Thou longer tarryCatherine Winkworth Text
While Yet the Morn is BreakingC. Winkworth , 1827-1878
While yet the morn is breakingCatherine Winkworth Text
Who are those before God's throneCatherine Winkworth Text
Who knows how near my end may be?Catherine Winkworth Text
Who puts his trust in God most justCatherine Winkworth Text
Who seeks in weakness an excuseCatherine Winkworth Text
Why art thou thus cast down, my heart?Catherine Winkworth Text
Why halt thus, O deluded heartCatherine Winkworth Text
World, farewell! Of thee I'm tiredCatherine Winkworth Text
Wouldst thou inherit life with Christ on high?Catherine Winkworth Text
Ye heav'ns, oh haste your dews to shedCatherine Winkworth Text
Ye servants of the Lord, who standCatherine Winkworth Text
Ye sons of men, in earnestCatherine Winkworth Text
Yea my spirit fain would sinkCatherine Winkworth Text
Yes, there remaineth yet a rest!Catherine Winkworth Text
Zion Mourns in Fear and AnguishC. Winkworth, 1827-1878
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