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The Shepherd Calls

Author: Elmer E. Person Hymnal: SFH21909 #1 (1909) First Line: The shepherd stands at the open door Refrain First Line: He's calling, calling, calling you Tune Title: [The shepherd stands at the open door]

Sinner, Come Home!

Author: F. W. V. Hymnal: SFH21909 #2 (1909) First Line: The Saviour is tenderly calling Lyrics: 1 The Saviour is tenderly calling, Make haste, His forgiveness receive; The Spirit may leave you forever; Oh, come to Him now and believe; Your life without Christ brings destruction, Then why don’t you trust and obey; While Jesus is waiting to save you? Come, sinner, come home while you may! Refrain: He’s calling, He’s waiting, Decide no longer to roam; Surrender your life to His keeping; Come home, O sinner, come home! 2 The Saviour is patiently waiting, His bountiful love to bestow; Although you’re the chief of all sinners, His blood washes whiter than snow; He left all the glories of heaven, Redeemed you and paid all the cost, By dying on Calvary’s mountain, He ransomed your soul from the lost. [Refrain] 3 The moments are rapidly passing, Tomorrow you may be too late; He offers this priceless Salvation, A new heart in you He’ll create; Oh, come, there is mercy and pardon, From sin and its follies be free; Repent while the Saviour is calling, Decide now for eternity. [Refrain] Tune Title: [The Saviour is tenderly calling]

Jesus is Passing This Way

Author: Annie L. James Hymnal: SFH21909 #3 (1909) First Line: Is there a heart that is waiting Tune Title: [Is there a heart that is waiting]

O Friend without Jesus

Author: Roscoe Gilmore Stott Hymnal: SFH21909 #4 (1909) First Line: I have a Saviour Who's pleading above; Have you? Refrain First Line: My dear loving Saviour Tune Title: [I have a Saviour Who's pleading above]

Wilt Thou Be Made Whole?

Author: W. J. K. Hymnal: SFH21909 #5 (1909) First Line: Hear the footsteps of Jesus Tune Title: [Hear the footsteps of Jesus]

Come Back to God

Author: Lanta Wilson Smith Hymnal: SFH21909 #6 (1909) First Line: Far out on the cold, barren mountain Refrain First Line: O wand'rer come, come Tune Title: [Far out on the cold, barren mountain]

Give Me Thy Heart

Author: E. E. Hewitt Hymnal: SFH21909 #7 (1909) First Line: Give me thy heart, says the Father above Tune Title: [Give me thy heart, says the Father above]

Able to Deliver

Author: Charlotte G. Homer Hymnal: SFH21909 #8 (1909) First Line: Able to deliver! sound it far and near Lyrics: 1 Able to deliver! sound it far and near; Able to deliver whosoe’er will hear; From the condemnation, from the sinner’s doom, Jesus will deliver whosoe’er will come. Refrain: Able to deliver, Able now to save; From the condemnation, from the sinner’s doom, Jesus will deliver whosoe’er will come. 2 Able to deliver! mercy can there be Broad, and wide, and deep enough for even me? Tell me, is the Christ who once for us was slain, Able to deliver me from Satan’s chain? [Refrain] 3 Able to deliver! courage, trembling one, Give yourself to Jesus, He will save His own; Fear not Satan’s power, cling to Jesus’ hand; Cease your fear and doubting, boldly for Him stand. [Refrain] Tune Title: [Able to deliver! sound it far and near]

He Died for Thee

Author: Melville Winans Miller Hymnal: SFH21909 #9 (1909) First Line: The Son of God was crucified Tune Title: [The Son of God was crucified]

Cross the Line

Author: Lizzie Dearmond Hymnal: SFH21909 #10 (1909) First Line: Cross the line, cross the line from the world to the Christ Refrain First Line: Cross the line, cross the line Lyrics: 1 Cross the line, cross the line from the world to the Christ, He has waited so long there for you; Will you still hold as dear fleeting pleasures of earth, When the days of your life are so few. Refrain: Cross the line, cross the line, He will not come to you, “Follow me,” heed the call and obey; Cross the line; cross the line, it is only a step, From the world to the heavenly way. 2 Cross the line, cross the line, lay your burden of sin At the feet of the Saviour of men; Hear His voice “Come to Me,” take the step while you can, Slighted once, He may ne’er call again. [Refrain] 3 Cross the line, cross the line to the bright other side, Cling with faith to the strengthening hand; Ere the dark shadows fall and life’s sun sinks to rest, On the Lord’s side rejoicingly stand. [Refrain] Tune Title: [Cross the line, cross the line from the world to the Christ]