The Sunday School Hymnary: a twentieth century hymnal for young people (4th ed.)

Editor: Carey Bonner
Publisher: Novello and Company, London, 1906
Language: English
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93bThere's a Friend for little childrenVECTISPage Scan
94aAbove the clear blue skyCOBHAMPage Scan
94bAbove the clear blue skyCHILDREN'S VOICESPage Scan
95Another hand is beckoning usDALEHURSTPage Scan
96Happy town of SalemRUTHERGLENPage Scan
97I love that Holy ScriptureAURELIAPage Scan
98I've a Father in heav'n whom my eyes cannot seeBARNABYPage Scan
99O'er the wide and restless oceanBEACON LIGHTPage Scan
100O have you not heard of a beautiful streamBEAUTIFUL STREAMPage Scan
101Shall we gather at the riverSHALL WE GATHERPage Scan
102aThere is a happy landTHERE IS A HAPPY LANDPage Scan
102bThere is a happy landHAPPY LANDPage Scan
103Whither, pilgrims, are you goingPILGRIMPage Scan
104O my God, I fear TheeLOMONDPage Scan
105How shall we worship TheeCONSTANTIAPage Scan
106God in heaven, hear our singingSHARONPage Scan
107There is room for little childrenKINGSBRIDGEPage Scan
108Fling out the banner! Let it floatWALTHAMPage Scan
109From Greenland's icy mountainsMISSIONARYPage Scan
110I hear ten thousand voices singingMAUNDERPage Scan
111Lift the Gospel BannerEVANGELPage Scan
112aFrom north and south, and east and westAVENUEPage Scan
112bFrom north and south, and east and westSHILOHPage Scan
113Our Saviour's voice is soft and sweetSAWLEYPage Scan
114Tell it out among the heathen that the Lord is King!EPENETUSPage Scan
115The whole wide world for JesusTHE WHOLE WIDE WORLDPage Scan
116We've a story to tell to the nationsMESSAGEPage Scan
117Hushed was the evening hymnHUSHED WAS THE EVENING HYMNPage Scan
118Courage, brother! do not stumbleCOURAGE, BROTHER!Page Scan
119Dare to do right! dare to be true!DARE TO DO RIGHTPage Scan
120God's trumpet wakes the slumbering worldMIRFIELDPage Scan
121Now to heav'n our cry ascendingWEIMARPage Scan
122O God, not only in distressIN MEMORIAMPage Scan
123O God of Truth, whose living WordST. SAVIOURPage Scan
124The still small voice that speaks withinSILOAMPage Scan
125God will take care of youBROMHAMPage Scan
126Constant as Thy mercies areNASSAUPage Scan
127Day by day we magnify TheeSLINGSBYPage Scan
128Day and night the blessings fallPAXPage Scan
129Father, lead me day by dayST. MARTINPage Scan
130I will go in the strength of the LordCELESTEPage Scan
131In our work and in our playROSSLYNPage Scan
132aLooking upward ev'ry dayWIMBLEDONPage Scan
132bLooking upward ev'ry dayEXCELSIORPage Scan
133Teach me to live! 'Tis easier far to dieTOULONPage Scan
134Thy love for all Thy creaturesST. NINIANPage Scan
135Work is sweet, for God has blestCASSELPage Scan
136Father, dearest FatherVESPERSPage Scan
137God of mercy and of loveST. GEORGE'S, WINDSORPage Scan
138The morning brightHATHERSAGEPage Scan
139Awake, my soul, and with the sunMORNING HYMNPage Scan
140Father of lights, again these new-born raysFATHER OF LIGHTSPage Scan
141In the morning I will raiseELLINGHAMPage Scan
142aMy soul, awake! Thy rest forsakeBRACONDALEPage Scan
142bMy soul, awake! Thy rest forsakeSHARONPage Scan
143O God, who, when the night was deepANGEL'S HYMNPage Scan
144The cheerful day comes back from GodELLACOMBEPage Scan
145In our hearts celestial voicesCORELLIPage Scan
146All praise to Thee, my God, this nightTALLIS' CANONPage Scan
147Ere I sleep, for ev'ry favourTHANETPage Scan
148aHear my prayer, O Heavenly FatherNEWLYNPage Scan
148bHear my prayer, O Heavenly FatherST. MABYNPage Scan
149Now God be with us, for the night is closingINTEGER VITAEPage Scan
150aNow the day is overNORTH COATESPage Scan
150bNow the day is overEUDOXIAPage Scan
151O God, whose daylight leadeth downST. AGNESPage Scan
152aSaviour! breathe an evening blessingOLDENBURGPage Scan
152bSaviour! breathe an evening blessingSICILIAN MARINERSPage Scan
153Softly the silent nightSOUTHAMPTONPage Scan
154Peacefully round us the shadows are fallingSPRINGFIELDPage Scan
155The hours of day are overDAY OF RESTPage Scan
156aThe little birds now seek their nestMORVENPage Scan
156bThe little birds now seek their nestTHE LITTLE BIRDSPage Scan
157aWhen there is peace where praise hath beenEVENSONGPage Scan
157bWhen there is peace where praise hath beenPAX VOBISCUMPage Scan
158Lord, who hast made me Thy dear childHORSLEYPage Scan
159aGod of pity, God of graceCAPETOWNPage Scan
159bGod of pity, God of graceST. AMBROSEPage Scan
160Breast the wave, ChristianBREAST THE WAVE, CHRISTIANPage Scan
161Yield not to temptation, for yielding is sinYIELD NOT TO TEMPTATIONPage Scan
162Come, sing with holy gladnessELLECOMBEPage Scan
163Come, praise your Lord and SaviourLYMINGTONPage Scan
164God who hath made the daisiesWATERMOUTHPage Scan
165At Thy feet, our God and FatherDEERHURSTPage Scan
166aFor the beauty of the earthDIXPage Scan
166bFor the beauty of the earthSHIRLEYPage Scan
167Glory, glory to God in the highest!GLORY TO GODPage Scan
168Let ev'ry heart rejoice and singCARMINA SACRAPage Scan
169Let us sing with one accordMONKLANDPage Scan
170Let the whole creation cryEASTER HYMNPage Scan
171aLet us with a gladsome mindST. MARTINPage Scan
171bLet us with a gladsome mindCRESSBROOKPage Scan
172O give thanks to Him who madeCASSELPage Scan
173O Lord of heaven, and earth, and seaALMSGIVINGPage Scan
174Praise Him! praise Him! Jesus, our blessed RedeemerPRAISE HIM! PRAISE HIM!Page Scan
175Praise, my soul, the King of HeavenPRAISE, MY SOULPage Scan
176A gladsome hymn of praise we singTHE BLESSED NAMEPage Scan
177Praise the Lord: His works exalt HimMORGENLIEDPage Scan
178Shall hymns of grateful loveADORATION or ST. JOHN'SPage Scan
179Singing for Jesus, our Saviour and KingBROMHAMPage Scan

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