Come weal, come woe where'er we go

Come weal, come woe where'er we go

Author: Alfred J. Hough
Published in 20 hymnals

Author: Alfred J. Hough

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Text Information

First Line: Come weal, come woe where'er we go
Author: Alfred J. Hough
Language: English
Refrain First Line: Be not afraid, Be not afraid

Timeline

Instances

Instances (20)TextImageAudioScore
All Hail #d33
Crown Him King #d29
Epworth Songs. For use in the Epworth League #d21
Golden Grain: No. 1: for Sabbath schools, gospel meetings, etc. #168Image
Hosannas to the King #d20
Loyal Praise: a collection of new and popular hymns for Sunday schools, young people's societies, etc. #102Image
New Harvest Bells : For Sunday Schools, Revivals, and all Religious Meetings #144Image
Rescue Hymns #d13
Songs of Love and Praise No. 2 for use in meetings for christian worship or work #119Image
Songs of the Peacemaker: a collection of sacred songs and hymns for use in all services of the church, Sunday-school, home circle, and all kinds of evangelistic work #182Image
Songs of the Soul: for use in Sunday evening congregations, revivals, camp-meetings, social services, and young people's meetings #49Image
Sunshine: songs for Sunday schools #40Image
The Brethren's Sunday School Song Book #d23
The Churchman's Hymn-Book, a Collection of Hymns Old and New, for Use in the Services of the Church #d81
The Epworth Hymnal No. 3 #d40
The Peacemaker: a collection of sacred songs and hymns for use in all services of the church, Sunday-school, home circle, and all kinds of evangelistic work #182Image
The Revival No. 3: Suitable for All Kinds of Religious Meetings #144Image
The Search Light: a collection of songs for Sunday schools and gospel meetings #156
The Young People's Hymnal, adapted to the use of Sunday schools, epworth leagues, prayer meetings, and revivals #110Image
Voices of Praise #d15