C. H. Culbreth

Short Name: C. H. Culbreth
Full Name: Culbreth, C. H.
Birth Year: 1901
Death Year: 1982

Mr. Culbreth was a farmer, singer, songwriter, and songbook editor, as well as a deacon at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Houston County, Alabama. He published a songbook titled "Heart-Felt Melodies" in 1979.

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Texts by C. H. Culbreth (22)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
As we enter in to worship the LordC. H. C. (Author)English1
Brother, help the fallen ones todayC. H. C. (Author)English1
Dear Lord, we are praying to know all Thy sayingsC. H. Culbreth (Author)English1
I need a helping hand while living in this landC. H. Culbreth (Author)1
I want the world to know about my Father's loveC. H. Culbreth (Author)English1
I've something I must tell you since the day the Lord did save meC. H .C. (Author)English1
Jesus made a way for you and meC. H. C. (Author)English1
Just when we leave this earthly homeC. H. Culbreth (Author)English1
Let us all faithful be to the one who gave allC. H. C. (Author)English1
Lord, we are concerned about each soulC. H. Culbreth (Author)English1
My dear Lord is always near, so I'll never have to fearC. H. C. (Author)English1
O Lord, may Thy will be done every dayC. H. C. (Author)English1
Sometimes I fail to see the needC.H.C. (Author)English1
The Word of God is trueC.H.C. (Author)1
There are so many things we can't understandC. H. Culbreth (Author)1
There is no one like Jesus, He is God's only dear SonC. H. Culbreth (Author)English1
There may be some who are denyingC. H. Culbreth (Author)English1
There's a day that is surely comingC. H. Culbreth (Author)English2
We hear the Spirit callingC. H. Culbreth (Author)English1
When judgment comes to one and allC. H. C. (Author)English1
When our days here are over on the bright happy shoreC. H. C. (Author)English1
When we reach that happy landC. H. C. (Author)English1
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