The Sunday School Hymnal: a collection of hymns and music for use in Sunday school services and social meetings

Editor: Rev. Edwin P. Parker, D.D.
Publisher: A. S. Barnes & Company, New York & Chicago, 1880
Denomination: Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America
Language: English
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101bReturn, O wanderer, to thy home[Return, O wanderer, to thy home]Page Scan
102aAny little corner, Lord[Any little corner, Lord]Page Scan
102bThose eternal bowers[Those eternal bowers]Page Scan
103Love divine, all love excellingST. VINCENTPage Scan
104Come, let us join our cheerful songs[Come, let us join our cheerful songs]Page Scan
105There stands a guide before me[There stands a guide before me]Page Scan
106aStar of morn and even[Star of morn and even]Page Scan
106bArt thou weary, art thou languidSTEPHANOSPage Scan
107Saviour and Lord of all[Saviour and Lord of all]Page Scan
108aAll things beautiful and fair[All things beautiful and fair]Page Scan
108bI walked in forest[I walked in forest]Page Scan
109aHeavenly Shepherd, guide and feed us[Heavenly Shepherd, guide and feed us]Page Scan
109bHow we love to see thee[How we love to see thee]Page Scan
110O God, the Rock of Ages[O God, the Rock of Ages]Page Scan
111Since thy Father's arm sustains thee[Since thy Father's arm sustains thee]Page Scan
112We've chosen to follow the crucified Lord[We've chosen to follow the crucified Lord]Page Scan
113Jesus still lead on[Jesus still lead on]Page Scan
114Tho' faint, yet pursuing, we go on our way[Tho' faint, yet pursuing, we go on our way]Page Scan
115God's trumpet wakes the slumbering world[God's trumpet wakes the slumbering world]Page Scan
116aCome unto me, when shadows darkly gather[Come unto me, when shadows darkly gather]Page Scan
116bDropping down the troubled river[Dropping down the troubled river]Page Scan
118The church's one foundationAURELIAPage Scan
119Jesus, lover of my soulBLUMENTHALPage Scan
120aFather of love, our Guide and FriendST. AGNESPage Scan
120bThe way is long and drearyPROCTORPage Scan
122Hushed was the evening hymn[Hushed was the evening hymn]Page Scan
123The Homeland! oh, the Homeland! the land of the freeborn![The Homeland! oh, the Homeland! the land of the freeborn!]Page Scan
124Onward, Christian soldiers[Onward, Christian soldiers]Page Scan
125Nearer, my God, to TheePage Scan
126Hark! hark, my soul! Angelic songs are swelling[Hark! hark, my soul! Angelic songs are swelling]Page Scan
127Now the day is over[Now the day is over]Page Scan
128The springtide hour brings leaf and flower[The springtide hour brings leaf and flower]Page Scan
129aJesus, meek and gentle[Jesus, meek and gentle]Page Scan
129bO most merciful, O most bountifulO SANCTISSIMAPage Scan
130All hail the pow'r of Jesus' Name![All hail the pow'r of Jesus' Name!]Page Scan
131From fleeting pleasures and abiding cares[From fleeting pleasures and abiding cares]Page Scan
132aBlessed Saviour! Thee I loveSPANISH HYMNPage Scan
132bRock of Ages! cleft for mePage Scan
133Come, Jesus, Redeemer, abide Thou with me[Come, Jesus, Redeemer, abide Thou with me]Page Scan
134aThe Spirit in our heartsLANGTONPage Scan
134bSaviour, abide with us!Page Scan
135aMy spirit, on Thy care, Blest Saviour, I reclineCALMPage Scan
135bHow gentle God's commands!Page Scan
136Jerusalem the golden![Jerusalem the golden!]Page Scan
137aSon of my soul! Thou Saviour dearKEBLEPage Scan
137bJust as I am, without one pleaPage Scan
138aOur blest Redeemer, e're He breath'dST. CUTHBERTPage Scan
138bMy faith looks up to TheePage Scan
139aMy God, how wonderful Thou art!LAMBETHPage Scan
139bHow sweet to be allowed to prayPage Scan
140aLord, I hear that showers of blessingSOUTH CHURCHPage Scan
140bAlways with us, always with usPage Scan
141Oh, to be over yonder[Oh, to be over yonder]Page Scan
142A sweeter song than e'er was sung[A sweeter song than e'er was sung]Page Scan
143As flows the river, calm and deep[As flows the river, calm and deep]Page Scan
144The mistakes of my life have been many[The mistakes of my life have been many]Page Scan
145Rest for the weary, Joy for the sad[Rest for the weary]Page Scan
146O city fair and glorious![O city fair and glorious!]Page Scan
147aWhat grace, O Lord, and beauty shoneLYMANPage Scan
147bThe morning bright, with rosy lightPage Scan
148aJesus, holy Saviour[Jesus, holy Saviour]Page Scan
148bJesus, tender Shepherd, hear us[Jesus, tender Shepherd, hear us]Page Scan
149O Saviour, precious Saviour[O Saviour, precious Saviour]Page Scan
150O paradise! O paradise! [O paradise! O paradise]Page Scan
151I love to hear the story[I love to hear the story]Page Scan
152Not a brooklet floweth[Not a brooklet floweth]Page Scan
153I think, when I read that sweet story of old[I think, when I read that sweet story of old]Page Scan
154Standing at the portal of the opening year[Standing at the portal of the opening year]Page Scan
155High and low, to and fro![High and low, to and fro!]Page Scan
156Exult, ye sons of men[Exult, ye sons of men]Page Scan
157Good news on Christmas morning[Good news on Christmas morning]Page Scan
158Cradled all lowly[Cradled all lowly]Page Scan
159Are you weary, little children?[Are you weary, little children?]Page Scan
160Christ hath arisen! Death is no more![Christ hath arisen! Death is no more!]Page Scan
161Let the merry church bells ring[Let the merry church bells ring]Page Scan

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