William H. Crouse

Short Name: William H. Crouse
Full Name: Crouse, William H., 1874-1941
Birth Year: 1874
Death Year: 1941

William Harlan Crouse 1874-1941 was a Primitive Baptist preacher who had pastorates in Kentucky, Indiana, and Georgia, his final state. He edited hymns and published the Pilgrim's Hymnal in 1908 again in 1936.

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Texts by William H. Crouse (21)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
A mansion above for the blessedW. H. Crouse (Author)1
A wonderful Savior is Jesus to me (Crouse)William H. Crouse (Author)1
Blessed Savior, be my guideWilliam H. Crouse (Author)1
Come, saints, and let us singW. H. Crouse (Author)1
Guide me, O my blessed Savior, Through this desert bleak and wildWilliam H. Crouse (Author)English1
If your heart be crushed with careWilliam H. Crouse (Author)1
I've a beautiful home far beyond the blue skiesWilliam H. Crouse (Author)1
I've a peace down in my soul that the worldWilliam H. Crouse (Author)1
Jesus Christ, the Savior, came from gloryWilliam H. Crouse (Author)English1
My Shepherd is the Lord, He all my wantsW. H. Crouse (Author)1
No friend like Jesus! He alone my sins could bearWilliam H. Crouse (Author)English1
O happy day, O joyful hourWilliam H. Crouse (Author)English2
O what a friend I have in himW. H. Crouse (Author)1
Our Savior has gone, we are toldWilliam H. Crouse (Author)1
Precious promise given in his holy wordWilliam H. Crouse (Author)1
Rock of Ages wilt Thou beWilliam H. Crouse (Author)English5
So swift the time has passedWilliam H. Crouse (Author)2
The cares of life may sore oppress meWilliam H. Crouse (Author)1
The Lord is our Shepherd, we never shall wantWilliam H. Crouse (Author)1
We often pine for yonder homeWilliam H. Crouse (Author)1
Yonder on the golden pavementWilliam H. Crouse (Author)1

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