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Albert E. Spaller

Short Name: Albert E. Spaller
Full Name: Spaller, Albert E.
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Texts by Albert E. Spaller (20)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
Are you doing all you can, my friend?A. E. S. (Author)English1
Echoes from glory I am hearingAlbert E. Spaller (Author)English1
Every day I travel on this earthly roadAlbert E. Spaller (Author)English1
Glory, there'll be glory for the savedAlbert E. Spaller (Author)1
I shall reach the perfect climeAlbert E. Spaller (Author)1
Is it the things you're doing that makes you sad?A. E. S. (Author)English1
It may be in the mountains, or over the deep blue seaA. E. S. (Author)English1
Jesus loves me and I love Him tooAlbert E. Spaller (Author)1
Just across the river of Jordan is my new homeA. E. S. (Author)English1
Leaving this land of bondage, what joy to meA. E. S. (Author)English1
Move up the gospel highway that leads us onA. E. S. (Author)English1
No time for sleeping as we travel life's roadA. E. S. (Author)English1
O careless soul why will you waitA. E. S. (Author)English1
So many don't know what they are missingAlbert E. Spaller, Jr. (Author)English1
Some glad day there'll be no sorrowA. E. S. (Author)English1
Something now fills my soul each day, as I go singing on my wayA. E. S. (Author)English1
The Savior's calling today, why don't you listen and prayA. E. S. (Author)English1
The way I travel here below, oft-times is filled with pain and woeA. E. S. (Author)English1
Walking by faith and trusting my all into His strong handA. E. S. (Author)English1
When I'm through with my earthly labors and my cross has been laid downA. E. S. (Author)English1
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