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All Poor Folk and Humble
Author: William Thomas Pennar Davies (1911-1996); Katherine E. Roberts (1877-1962) Meter: 6.6.8.6.6.8 D with refrain Appears in 12 hymnals Refrain First Line: Then haste we to show him Topics: Christmas; Epiphany Scripture: Isaiah 9:1-7 Used With Tune: OLWEN
All Poor Folk and Humble
Bear Each Other's Burdens
Author: Barbara Howard, 1930 - Meter: 6.6.8 D with repeat Appears in 2 hymnals Lyrics: 1 Bear each other's burdens,
Share each other's suff'ring,
And love as the Savior has shown.
The strength of our caring
Heals pain souls are bearing
And we are no longer alone.
Bear each other's burdens,
Share each other's suff'ring,
And love as the Savior has shown.
2 God calls us to healing,
Divine love revealing,
Wherever we meet human need.
In times so momentous,
Expectant, portentous,
The world suffers anguish and greed.
God calls us to healing,
Divine love revealing,
Wherever we meet human need. Topics: Care; Challenge; Christ-like Life; Christ the Way; Community; Health and Healing; Love; Ministry; Mission; Reconciliation; Sin Scripture: Galatians 6:2 Used With Tune: OLWEN (POVERTY)
Bear Each Other's Burdens
Conlleven las Penas y Cargas
Author: Barbara Howard, 1930-; Vernon L. Peterson, 1932- Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: Conlleven las penas Topics: Hermandad Used With Tune: OLWEN
Conlleven las Penas y Cargas
All Poor Men and Humble
Author: Katharine E. Roberts Hymnal: The Worshipbook #289 (1972) Meter: 6.6.8 D Topics: Christian Year Advent; Christian Year Christmas Scripture: Matthew 2:10-11 Tune Title: OLWEN
All Poor Men and Humble
All Poor Folk and Humble
Author: William Thomas Pennar Davies (1911-1996); Katherine E. Roberts (1877-1962) Hymnal: Common Praise (1998) #151 (1998) Meter: 6.6.8.6.6.8 D with refrain Refrain First Line: Then haste we to show him Topics: Christmas; Epiphany Scripture: Isaiah 9:1-7 Languages: English Tune Title: OLWEN
All Poor Folk and Humble
Bear Each Other's Burdens
Author: Barbara Howard, 1930 - Hymnal: Hymns of the Saints #369 (1982) Meter: 6.6.8 D with repeat Lyrics: 1 Bear each other's burdens,
Share each other's suff'ring,
And love as the Savior has shown.
The strength of our caring
Heals pain souls are bearing
And we are no longer alone.
Bear each other's burdens,
Share each other's suff'ring,
And love as the Savior has shown.
2 God calls us to healing,
Divine love revealing,
Wherever we meet human need.
In times so momentous,
Expectant, portentous,
The world suffers anguish and greed.
God calls us to healing,
Divine love revealing,
Wherever we meet human need. Topics: Care; Challenge; Christ-like Life; Christ the Way; Community; Health and Healing; Love; Ministry; Mission; Reconciliation; Sin Scripture: Galatians 6:2 Languages: English Tune Title: OLWEN (POVERTY)
Bear Each Other's Burdens
Winifred Turner Sarre
1931 - 2004 Person Name: Winifred Sarre, 1931-2004 Translator (French) of "Bear Each Other's Burdens" in Community of Christ Sings
Winifred Turner Sarre
Erik Routley
1917 - 1982 Person Name: Erik Routley (1917-1982) Arranger of "OLWEN" in Common Praise (1998)
Erik Routley
Katharine Emily Roberts
1877 - 1962 Person Name: Katharine E. Roberts Paraphraser of "All Poor Men and Humble" in The Worshipbook Katherine Emily (Clayton) Roberts was born in 1877 in Leicester, England. Her father, Rev. Lewis Clayton, later became Suffragan Bishop of Leicester and Assistant Bishop of Peterborough. Her mother, Katherine (Hare) Clayton was active in the woman's suffrage movement in England. Katherine Emily Clayton married Rev. Robert Edwin Roberts (1878 - 1940) on January 17, 1901 at Peterborough Cathedral. He was born in Wales (Llangernyw), served as a Master at the Choir School of Westminster Abbey, saw active duty in World War I as a chaplain, worked in a munitions factory, and became a Canon of the Church of England and Dean of Leicester Cathedral. He was reportedly a gifted baritone singer who often gave lecturers on Welsh, Irish and Scottish music. He compiled hymnals and composed the tune, PHILIPPINE, presumably named for his daughter, born in 1919.
Katherine and her husband wrote a history, "Peterborough," published in 1920 in the series "The Story of the English Towns." Katherine E. Roberts translated and freely paraphrased Welsh carols for The Oxford Book of Carols. Translations include "Dark the Night Lay" (No. 9) and "All Poor Men and Humble" (34). Paraphrases include "Awake Were They Only Those Shepherds So Lonely" (59) and "Now The Joyful Bells A-Ringing" (50), better known in its secular version as Deck The Halls. She wrote the baptism text "O Lord, Thy People Gathered Here," for her husband’s tune PHILIPPINE.
Chris Hoh, used by permission
Katharine Emily Roberts
