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D. E. Lorenz

Short Name: D. E. Lorenz
Full Name: Lorenz, D. E. (Daniel Edward) 1862-
Birth Year: 1862
Death Year: 1941

Lorenz, Daniel Edward. (Canal Fulton, Ohio, 1862--February 27, 1941, New York City). Younger brother of Edmund Simon Lorenz. He was a Presbyterian minister in New York City. He took many tours abroad and wrote several travel books.

--Leonard Ellinwood, DNAH Archives


TextsTunesHymnalsRecommendations
Texts by D. E. Lorenz (13)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
Children their great Captain servingD. E. Lorenz (Author)English2
Christian workers far and wideD. E. L. (Author)English6
Höret die Losung der Kinder des HerrnD. E. Lorenz (Author)German1
I am looking, Lord, for thy pardoning faceD. E. Lorenz (Author)English2
In lands where sin's darkness doth lowerD. E. Lorenz (Author)English4
In this world of sin and woe (Lorenz)D. E. L. (Author)English7
Kinder, die den Heiland liebenD. E. Lorenz (Author)German1
Let the angel hosts on high and the sons of menDaniel Edward Lorenz (Author)English8
Mutig zieht zur Arbeit ausD. E. Lorenz (Author)German1
O Christian, art thou thinkingD. E. L. (Author)English3
Sin again shall be my master, nevermoreD. E. L. (Author)English2
The shades of despair have departedD. E. L. (Author)English2
This is the motto we all would obeyD. E. L. (Author)English14
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