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Sing glory to the Father
Author: Henry S. Perkins Hymnal: SSS1885a #d41 (1885) First Line: Hark, listen to the chiming
Sing glory to the Father
Hark, the voice of Jesus crying Who will go and work today
Author: Daniel March Hymnal: SSS1885a #d42 (1885)
Hark, the voice of Jesus crying Who will go and work today
He leadeth me, O blessed thought
Author: Joseph H. Gilmore; Joseph Henry Gilmore Hymnal: SSS1885a #d43 (1885)
He leadeth me, O blessed thought
All the world for Jesus
Hymnal: SSS1885a #d44 (1885) First Line: Hear the bugle smite the mountains
All the world for Jesus
Bless me now
Author: Alexander Clark Hymnal: SSS1885a #d45 (1885) First Line: Heavenly Father, bless me now
Bless me now
Storm the fort, for I am leading
Author: J. B. Vinton Hymnal: SSS1885a #d46 (1885) First Line: Ho, my comrades, see the signal Jesus waves on high
Storm the fort, for I am leading
How solemn are the words, and yet to faith how plain
Author: Albert Midlane Hymnal: SSS1885a #d47 (1885)
How solemn are the words, and yet to faith how plain
How sweet is summer morning
Author: W. S. Passmore Hymnal: SSS1885a #d48 (1885)
How sweet is summer morning
'Tis sweet to trust in Jesus
Author: Mary F. Marsh Hymnal: SSS1885a #d49 (1885) First Line: How sweet it is to feel
'Tis sweet to trust in Jesus
How sweet the name of Jesus sounds
Author: John Newton Hymnal: SSS1885a #d50 (1885)
How sweet the name of Jesus sounds
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