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Text:The Spirit's Call
Author:H. A. Ironside
Tune:[O soul, for whom the Saviour died]
Composer:George S. Schuler

61. The Spirit's Call

Text Information
First Line: O soul, for whom the Saviour died
Title: The Spirit's Call
Author: H. A. Ironside
Refrain First Line: O heed the Spirit's call tonight
Language: English
Publication Date: 1948
Copyright: © 1935, by George S. Schuler, in "Pastor Ironside's Gospel Songs"
Tune Information
Name: [O soul, for whom the Saviour died]
Composer: George S. Schuler
Incipit: 56453 32112 35433
Copyright: © 1935, by George S. Schuler, in "Pastor Ironside's Gospel Songs"



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