Come, O ye saints, your voices raise

Come, O ye saints, your voices raise

Author: Anne Steele
Published in 21 hymnals

Author: Anne Steele

Anne Steele was the daughter of Particular Baptist preacher and timber merchant William Steele. She spent her entire life in Broughton, Hampshire, near the southern coast of England, and devoted much of her time to writing. Some accounts of her life portray her as a lonely, melancholy invalid, but a revival of research in the last decade indicates that she had been more active and social than what was previously thought. She was theologically conversant with Dissenting ministers and "found herself at the centre of a literary circle that included family members from various generations, as well as local literati." She chose a life of singleness to focus on her craft. Before Christmas in 1742, she declined a marriage proposal from contemporar… Go to person page >

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First Line: Come, O ye saints, your voices raise
Author: Anne Steele
Copyright: Public Domain

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Cantica Laudis #d56

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Church Poetry #21a

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Church Psalmody #P31.2

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Church Psalmody #P31b

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Hymn Book of the Methodist Protestant Church. (2nd ed.) #49

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Hymn book of the Methodist Protestant Church. (4th ed.) #49

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Manual of Christian Psalmody #P31b

Psalms and Hymns Adapted to Social, Private and Public Worship #d131

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Psalms and Hymns #P31b

Sacred poetry #d78

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Sacred Poetry #aXXXIa

Sacred Poetry #d77

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Sacred Poetry #XXXIa

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Songs for Social and Public Worship #339

The American Tune Book (Carmina Sacra, enlarged) #d71

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The Choir #126

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The Christian Psalmist #P31b

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The Congregational Hymn Book #93

The Modern Psalmist #d46

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The New Congregational Hymn and Tune Book, for Public, Social and Private Worship #283

The Vestry Hymn Book #d77

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