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John Columbus Lenderman

Short Name: John Columbus Lenderman
Full Name: Lenderman, John Columbus
Birth Year: 1868
Death Year: 1935
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TextsTunesHymnalsRecommendations
Texts by John Columbus Lenderman (14)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
A happy home is waiting meJ. C. L. (Author)English4
All hail the power of Jesus' name, Let angels prostrate fallJ. C. L. (Arranger)English2
Come and go to that CityJ. C. Lenderman (Arranger)English1
Come and listen to my storyJ. C. L. (Author)English1
I have loved ones who've gone to that beautiful homeJ. C. L. (Author)English4
I will meet you up thereJ. C. L. (Author)English1
I'm so glad I've found the wayJ. C. L. (Author)English1
Keep on climbing day by dayJ. C. Lenderman (Author)English3
O I am so glad that salvationJ. C. Lenderman (Author)1
Praise ye the Lord, praise ye the Lord (Lenderman)J. C. Lenderman (Author)1
Rock of Ages, shelter me, Over life's dark, stormy seaJ. C. Lenderman (Author)English1
There is a land of pure delight, Where saints immortal reignJ. C. L. (Arranger)English1
There's a home for us in glory, Yes, a home that's bright and fairJ. C. Lenderman (Author)English2
We shall meet in that home, Where no sorrows ever can comeJ. C. L. (Author)English1
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