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15. Good Shepherd, Our Leader, Provider, and Guide

Good Shepherd, our Leader, Provider, and Guide,
who faithfully all of our needs has supplied,
we trust in your goodness, so steadfast and true,
affirming your presence in all that we do.

In days that are troubled and nights that are long,
when we find it hard to discern right from wrong,
when spirits are lowest and broken hearts grieve,
you teach us, encourage us, help us believe.

Whenever our selfishness leads us astray,
you find us, forgive us, and show us the way,
preparing a table for us in this place,
anointing our spirits with life-giving grace.

As long as we live, till the end of our days,
we'll offer our songs of thanksgiving and praise,
rejoicing, Good Shepherd, that we're not alone,
for in you, and with you, we're always at home.

Text Information
First Line: Good Shepherd, our Leader, Provider, and Guide
Title: Good Shepherd, Our Leader, Provider, and Guide
Author: Mary Nelson Keithahn (2001)
Meter: 11.11.11.11
Publication Date: 2003
Scripture:
Topic: Christian life: Shepherd role of God and Jesus
Source: The Song Lingers On
Copyright: © 2003 Zimbel Press, www.zimbel.com
Tune Information
Name: GOOD SHEPHERD (Horman)
Composer: John D. Horman (2001)
Meter: 11.11.11.11
Key: C Major
Source: The Song Lingers On
Copyright: Text and Music copyright ©2003 Zimbel Press, ww.zimbel.com



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