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[The King of all Kings who did suffer for sin]

Appears in 6 hymnals Composer and/or Arranger: V. E. Howard Tune Key: E Flat Major Incipit: 13333 23565 31222 Used With Text: The Prince of Glory

The Prince of Glory

Author: V. E. Howard Appears in 6 hymnals First Line: The King of all Kings who did suffer for sin Used With Tune: [The King of all Kings who did suffer for sin]

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The Prince of Glory

Author: V. E. Howard Hymnal: Songs Of The Church #206 (1977) First Line: The King of all Kings who did suffer for sin Tune Title: [The King of all Kings who did suffer for sin]

The Prince of Glory

Author: V. E. Howard Hymnal: Songs Of The Church #206 (1972) First Line: The King of all Kings who did suffer for sin Tune Title: [The King of all Kings who did suffer for sin]

Author: V. E. Howard Hymnal: Favorite Songs of the Church #206 (2009) First Line: The King of all Kings who did suffer for sin Languages: English Tune Title: [The King of all Kings who did suffer for sin]

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V. E. Howard

1911 - 2000 Author of "The Prince of Glory" in Church Gospel Songs and Hymns Born: September 29, 1911, Farmersville, Louisiana. Died: September 28, 2000, Texarkana, Texas. Buried: Rocky Branch, Louisiana. Howard attended Abilene Christian College, Harding College and Arkansas State University. He began preaching at age 19, and served in Powen, Greenville, and Texarkana, Texas; and in Hot Springs and Conway, Arkansas. He also conducted Gospel meetings throughout America, baptizing over 8,000 people. He owned a jewelry store, was president of Central Printers and Publishing Company and of Howard Foundations, Inc., and served on the Board of Freed-Hardeman College. He is perhaps best remembered as a radio broadcaster, beginning in Hot Springs, Arkansas, in 1934, with his signature tag line, "Are you listening?" He retired from radio in 1995. His works include: Church Gospel Songs and Hymns, with Broadus E. Smith (West Monroe, Louisiana: Central Printers and Publishers, 1978, 1983) © The Cyber Hymnal™ (www.hymntime.come/tch)