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A home in heav'n, what a joyful thought
Author: William Hunter, D.D. Hymnal: GSSS1872 #96 (1872)
A home in heav'n, what a joyful thought
Jesus is mighty to save
Author: Mrs. Annie Wittenmeyer Hymnal: GSSS1872 #75 (1872) First Line: All glory to Jesus be giv'n
Jesus is mighty to save
"The picket guard"
Author: Mrs. Howland Hymnal: GSSS1872 #156 (1872) First Line: All quiet along the Potomac, they say Refrain First Line: All quiet along the Potomac tonight
"The picket guard"
Fight on, ye valiant souls
Hymnal: GSSS1872 #86 (1872) First Line: Am I a soldier of the cross
Fight on, ye valiant souls
Come and worship, Come and worship
Hymnal: GSSS1872 #7 (1872) First Line: Angels from the realms of glory
Come and worship, Come and worship
Brightest and best of the sons of the morning
Hymnal: GSSS1872 #8 (1872)
Brightest and best of the sons of the morning
By-and-by, what bliss, what comfort
Author: Neathes Hymnal: GSSS1872 #116 (1872) First Line: By-and-by, O feeble hearted
By-and-by, what bliss, what comfort
Cease, ye mourners, cease to languish
Hymnal: GSSS1872 #9 (1872)
Cease, ye mourners, cease to languish
Hallelujah, Hallelujah praise the Lord
Hymnal: GSSS1872 #23 (1872) First Line: Christ the Lord is ris'n to day
Hallelujah, Hallelujah praise the Lord
O, safe at the portal at last may we stand
Author: Rev. Dwight Williams Hymnal: GSSS1872 #16 (1872) First Line: City of worship, royal and fair
O, safe at the portal at last may we stand
In blest abode where Christians meet
Author: Mrs. Edward Anderson Hymnal: GSSS1872 #114 (1872) First Line: Come lay your burdens, weary soul
In blest abode where Christians meet
Come, O thou traveler unknown
Hymnal: GSSS1872 #57 (1872) Tune Title: [Come, O thou traveler unknown]
Come, O thou traveler unknown
Pray without ceasing
Author: Jno. Hodgson Hymnal: GSSS1872 #56 (1872) First Line: Come, sad and weary, come
Pray without ceasing
Priest of heaven, Plead for us
Hymnal: GSSS1872 #141 (1872) First Line: Come up hither, Pause nor falter
Priest of heaven, Plead for us
Father, enthron'd above, Hear us in gracious love
Author: Jno. R. Sweney Hymnal: GSSS1872 #61 (1872)
Father, enthron'd above, Hear us in gracious love
Forget not the Savior in youth's happy day
Author: J. J. Reed Hymnal: GSSS1872 #78a (1872)
Forget not the Savior in youth's happy day
Blessed river, let me ever
Author: H. Bonar Hymnal: GSSS1872 #144 (1872) First Line: Forth from the throne of glory
Blessed river, let me ever
Glory to God! Glory to God! Glory to God in the highest!
Hymnal: GSSS1872 #15 (1872)
Glory to God! Glory to God! Glory to God in the highest!
Go to many a tropic isle
Hymnal: GSSS1872 #97 (1872) First Line: Go, ye messengers of God
Go to many a tropic isle
Hail beauteous bow of heav'n!
Author: Rev. John Allen Hymnal: GSSS1872 #35 (1872)
Hail beauteous bow of heav'n!
Come, come children, come
Author: J. J. Reed Hymnal: GSSS1872 #46 (1872) First Line: Hail, glorious day! the most sublime
Come, come children, come
Angels of Jesus, Angels of light
Hymnal: GSSS1872 #154 (1872) First Line: Hark! hark! my soul, angelic songs are swelling
Angels of Jesus, Angels of light
Heav'nly home! heav'nly home! precious name to me!
Hymnal: GSSS1872 #148b (1872)
Heav'nly home! heav'nly home! precious name to me!
Hosanna, let the children sing
Hymnal: GSSS1872 #71 (1872) First Line: Hosanna be the childrens' song Refrain First Line: Let them come, let them come
Hosanna, let the children sing
Wash'd in the all atoning blood
Author: Mrs. Edward Anderson Hymnal: GSSS1872 #95 (1872) First Line: How peacefully the days pass by
Wash'd in the all atoning blood
O Lord, I wait thy pleasure
Author: Guthrie Hymnal: GSSS1872 #58 (1872) First Line: I am kneeling at the threshold
O Lord, I wait thy pleasure
And the weary are at rest
Hymnal: GSSS1872 #98 (1872) First Line: I am waiting by the river
And the weary are at rest
The star of hope
Author: Jno. Hodgson Hymnal: GSSS1872 #88b (1872) First Line: I have wandered far thro' valleys gay Refrain First Line: Oh, that star so bright
The star of hope
Haste to Sunday school
Hymnal: GSSS1872 #32a (1872) First Line: I love to have the Sabbath come Refrain First Line: Then haste, O haste away
Haste to Sunday school
If you cannot on the ocean
Author: Mrs. Ellen H. Gates Hymnal: GSSS1872 #40 (1872)
If you cannot on the ocean
Raise your anthems, joyful anthems
Hymnal: GSSS1872 #155 (1872) First Line: In the rosy light of the morning bright
Raise your anthems, joyful anthems
"It Is I!"
Author: E. A. Walker Hymnal: GSSS1872 #5 (1872) First Line: "It is I!" O blessed Jesus!
"It Is I!"
It May Be In The Evening
Hymnal: GSSS1872 #122 (1872) First Line: It may be in the ev'ning
It May Be In The Evening
Jesus, bless the little children!
Author: J. J. Reed Hymnal: GSSS1872 #66 (1872)
Jesus, bless the little children!
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