| A call rings through the land | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| A conflict is raging of right against wrong | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| A conflict now is raging 'gainst the hosts of sin and night | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| A guiding hand I clearly see | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| A hand divine held out to me | George O. Webster (Author) | English | 2 |
| A little while, a little while, How swift the moments fly | Geo. O. Webster (Author) | English | 2 |
| A manger, a mother, a baby so fair | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| A pilgrim band, a throng | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| A prize is set before us | George O. Webster (Author) | English | 2 |
| America, beloved, of thee our song shall be | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| An army with banners is marching along | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Are you building on the rock (Webster) | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Are you over borne by trials | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Arise, arise, a voice is sounding | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Arise, arise, for lo, the night is past | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Arise, arise, for men are wanted | George Orlia Webster (Author) | | |
| As we march along, we will sing a song | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Awake, O ye blossoms, the springtime is here | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Away in yonder forest, where God alone can see | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Be loyal to your colors | Geo. O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Blossoms lift their sunny faces to the light | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Boys and girls repeat | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Breaking through the clouds above us oft we see | George Orlia Webster (Author) | | |
| Can a boy forget his mother (Webster) | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Can I forget the debt I owe | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Changeful may be my lot | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Christ the Savior, king of glory | Rev. Geo. O. Webster (Author) | English | 2 |
| Clovers white and clovers red, All the meadows overspread | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Come home, come home, the Father 's voice is calling | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Day when heaven and earth unite in songs of gladness | Geo. O. Webster (Author) | English | 3 |
| Do the storm clouds gather so | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Do you know the friend of sinners? | Geo. O. Webster (Author) | English | 2 |
| Do you need a friend to help you In life's darkest hour | George Orlia Webster (Author) | | |
| Earth's victors with garlands of flowers are crowned | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Faith will keep the sunlight shining in your heart | Geo. O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Father, so holy, throned | Rev. George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Fill each swiftly passing day | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Fill me, Savior, with the sunlight of thy love divine | George Orlia Webster (Author) | English | 2 |
| For his dear sake who carried | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| For the summer's golden hours | Rev. Geo. O. Webster (Author) | | |
| For your flag and my flag | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Forward, forward, soldiers of the cross, Christ, our King, must never suffer loss | G. O. W. (Author) | | |
| From the garden of the heart | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| From the heaven's opened portals | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| From the riven side of Jesus | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Gird on your armor, ye soldiers of light | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Go forward, go forward in Jesus' conquering name | G. O. Webster (Author) | | |
| God leads to victory | G. O. W. (Author) | | |
| God will take care of me, why should I fear (Webster) | Rev. Geo. O. Webster (Author) | | |
| God's will I know is best for me | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Going forth to serve for Jesus | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Hail to the great Creator, Wonderful are his ways | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Have we climbed the mount of vision | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Have you heard the call to battle in the cause of right and truth? | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Hear the sweet voice that is calling to thee | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Hear you not the Savior loving call | Geo. O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Holy Father, throned on high | Geo. O. Webster (Author) | | |
| How wonderful, how marvelous | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| I am happy in my Savior glad and happy as can be | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| I have a Friend to guide me lest I stray | Geo. O. Webster (Author) | English | 2 |
| I have a mighty Savior | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| I know no brighter sunshine than my Savior's smiling face | Geo. O. Webster (Author) | English | 2 |
| I know that my Lord watches o'er me | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| I need Jesus, my need I now confess | George O. Webster (Author) | English | 84 |
| I wandered on life's careless way | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| I will tell the wondrous story of redeeming love | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| I would go where Jesus sends me | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Idly standing in the market | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| If Jesus will make me a blessing today | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| If the Christ should come to me | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| If the clouds are dark and dreary | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| If the way leads down where the shadows lie | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| If the way seems hard with the march | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| If you can smile | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| If you cannot find the place | George Orlia Webster (Author) | | |
| If you will just be happy | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| If you would walk in the narrow way | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| I'm redeemed with a price beyond silver or gold | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| In every hour of trial | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| In my heart he set the music ringing | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| In my heart there swells a song | Geo. O. Webster (Author) | | |
| In the great world field | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Is it well with my soul (Webster) | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Jesus gave himself for me | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Jesus is a Friend of mine Is he yours | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Jesus loves us (Webster) | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Jesus took the little ones | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Just a ray of sunshine (Webster) | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Just a whispered prayer | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Keep in touch with Jesus | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| King of the ages, though lowly his birth | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Let a song of praise from our hearts upraise | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Let the children of the King | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Let the glory crowned banner of Jesus today | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Let the nations hear the news of full salvation | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Let us cheer and help each other | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Let us now the heart's door | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Let us run our race with patience | George O. Webster (Author) | English | 2 |
| Let your life be set | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Life is a book with its pages fair | George O. Webster (Author) | English | 3 |
| Life is a friendly road | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Lift today your heads, ye mighty gates | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Lift up your heads, lift up your heads | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Listen to the strain | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Lo the rosy gleam of the morn's first beam | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Long years I had wandered in sin's darkening night | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Lord, teach us to pray (Webster) | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Love led the Savior, in days long ago | Geo. O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Lovingly, tenderly, tell the sweet story | Geo. O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Make your life a means | Rev. Geo. O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Many, many years ago, On this Christmas night | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Many may strive in an earthly race | George O. Webster (Author) | English | 2 |
| March forth for the King | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| My heart is aglow with a love light divine | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| My heart is closer drawn to Jesus, day by day | Rev. George O. Webster (Author) | English | 2 |
| Nearer draw me, blessed Savior | Geo. O. Webster (Author) | English | 2 |
| Now, in the pride of the strength of thy youth | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| O brother, on life’s rugged pathway | Geo. O. Webster (Author) | | |
| O, fallen brother, heed the call | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| O gift divine, God's boundless love revealing | Geo. O. Webster (Alterer) | | |
| O Holy Spirit breathe upon us now | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| O Jesus, lad of Nazareth | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| O my brother, worn | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| O precious word of Jesus | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| O Savior dear, my heart overflows with gladness | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| On life's pathway as we journey | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Onward Christian soldiers, every voice sing | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Our eyes have seen the multitude | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Our Fathers' God, to thee we (Webster) | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Out in the fields with God | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Out of the heart are the issues of life | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Perhaps your feet may chance to tread | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Praise God for his word! | George O. Webster (Author) | English | 5 |
| Praise the ever living Lord | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Praise the Lord, praise the Lord, praise his holy name (Webster) | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Prayer is the key that will open the door | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Proudly gird your armor on | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Savior, bless the little children, Teach them how to live for Thee | Rev. G. O. Webster (Author) | | |
| See the mighty youthful army | Rev. George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Seeking a King who was born in a manger | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Shout aloud your hallelujahs | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Since Jesus, the Son of the highest | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Since the blessed Savior sought me when I went astray | Rev. George O. Webster (Author) | English | 2 |
| Sing a little song | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Sinner, the Savior is calling to thee (Webster) | G. O. W. (Author) | | |
| So many are heavily laden | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Some days are dark, some days are fair | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Someone is needing a blessing today | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Sometimes I catch a vision fair | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Sometimes I see through mists of bitter tears | George Orlia Webster (Author) | | |
| Speak to me now, my savior | Rev. George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Stand in the place of God's choosing | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Sweetest songs now are lifting to the God above | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| The Captain calls for volunteers | Geo. O. Webster (Author) | | |
| The cry to arms is heard (Webster) | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| The gates of life | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| The golden hours are gliding on | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| The Lord is calling for men to serve him | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| The Lord of life is Victor now | Rev.Geo. O. Webster (Author) | | |
| The love of Christ the Savior | George Orlia Webster (Author) | | |
| The men of our America | George Orlia Webster (Author) | | |
| The mighty God, the King of life immortal | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| The mighty hosts of sin and wrong | Rev. George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| The morning breaks, I face the way ahead | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| The perfume laden breezes bring, A message sweet and clear | Rev. G. O. Webster (Author) | | |
| The prize of the heavenly calling | George Orlia Webster (Author) | English | 2 |
| The ranks of joyous youth | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| The rocky tomb is riven | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| The shadows of evening around me | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| The strong right hand | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| The tempests of temptation | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| The Victor comes with kingly tread | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| The world is full of sin and sadness, And hearts are aching, with sorrows breaking | George O. Webster (Author) | English | 2 |
| There are days so dark that I cannot see | G. O. Webster (Author) | | |
| There are hearts whose sorest need Is some kindly word of deed | Rev. George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| There are the words of Jesus | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| There is a name of wondrous might | Rev. Geo. O. Webster (Author) | | |
| There is a place called Calvary | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| There is gladness, there is glory | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| There is one who understands | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| There is pardon free | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| There is so much of trouble | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| There is work for all to do, Jesus needs the tried and true | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| There's a call for men | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| There's a voice full of tender entreaty | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| There's joy in the service of Jesus | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| They that believe in the Lord shall live | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| This day we call our Mother's day | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| This day we remember the deeds | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| This shall be theme and song | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Though tempests of temptation sweep across life's sea | George Orlia Webster (Author) | | |
| Thou God of the mothers | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Though trials throng my earthly way | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Though you may not do for Jesus | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Through the land a call is sounding | George O. Webster (Author) | English | 37 |
| Thy servants, Lord, before thee stand | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Tiny little tots are we | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| To all the world, the Son of God | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| To trust in our Father from day to day | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Trusting the promises precious | Rev. Geo. O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Underneath the banner of our Savior King | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| We are comrades of the cross | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| We know that God is on the throne | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| We love our country’s starry flag | George Orlia Webster (Author) | English | 2 |
| We may journey with rejoicing | Geo. O. Webster (Author) | | |
| We praise the conquering might of Christ | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| We send the word to Africa | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| We sing today as well | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| We will strive to do the best we can | George O. Webster (Author) | English | 2 |
| We'd like to sing | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| We're a band of boys, You would know by the noise | G. O. Webeter (Author) | | |
| What does the Master expect of me | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| When at last the strife is ended | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| When burdens are pressing, When cares are distressing | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| When cares and toils are pressing | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| When I was sinking in despair | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| When in his beauty my Savior I see | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| When sin is inviting | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| When the clouds have hid the skies of blue | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| When the clouds their darkness | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| When the days are dark and dreary, When the nights are long and weary | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| When the shadows deepen | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| When the shadows gather dark | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| When the tempter calls you | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| When the youth of our land | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| When to the Savior you come | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Whene'er the shadows gather | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Where the blessed Savior leads me I will go | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Wherever the pathway of duty may lead | George Orlia Webster (Author) | | |
| Why go we mourning all the day | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| With a firm and loving hand | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| With loyal hearts we come again | Rev. Geo. O. Webster (Author) | | |
| With souls aflame for deeds of fame | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Ye soldiers of the living God, His call out-rings | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| You ask what makes me happy the whole day long | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
| You may banish care | Rev. Geo. O. Webster (Author) | | |
| Youth is the speeding | George O. Webster (Author) | | |
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