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Home, home, blighted home
Author: J. A. Ogsbury Hymnal: TSCS1881 #d41 (1881) First Line: O life is so dreary, no pen can portray
Home, home, blighted home
Jesus, Jesus, this is our earnest prayer
Author: Eben E. Rexford Hymnal: TSCS1881 #d43 (1881) First Line: O my brother, danger lurketh In the wine cups wiles
Jesus, Jesus, this is our earnest prayer
Happy home, bright home
Author: J. Emerick Jester Hymnal: TSCS1881 #d44 (1881) First Line: O think of the home where the Savior will be
Happy home, bright home
'Twas rum that spoiled my boy
Author: Luella F. Cole Hymnal: TSCS1881 #d45 (1881) First Line: O 'twas rum that spoiled my darling
'Twas rum that spoiled my boy
O where shall rest be found
Author: James Mongtomery Hymnal: TSCS1881 #d46 (1881)
O where shall rest be found
Forth to labor, help the erring
Author: George W. Colman Hymnal: TSCS1881 #d47 (1881) First Line: O'er our land how wide the dangers
Forth to labor, help the erring
One more struggle, brothers, meet it
Author: A. A. Hoskisn Hymnal: TSCS1881 #d48 (1881)
One more struggle, brothers, meet it
Onward, Christian soldiers, marching as to war, With the cross
Author: Sabine Baring-Gould Hymnal: TSCS1881 #d49 (1881)
Onward, Christian soldiers, marching as to war, With the cross
Let him come in
Author: George R. Lewis Hymnal: TSCS1881 #d50 (1881) First Line: Patiently waiting at your heart's door
Let him come in
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