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Mary B. Wingate

Short Name: Mary B. Wingate
Full Name: Wingate, Mary B., 1845-1933
Birth Year: 1845
Death Year: 1933
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Texts by Mary B. Wingate (58)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
A shadow will follow us everMary B. Wingate (Author)English1
Almost home! how long the voyageMary B. Wingate (Author)English1
Ama el Pastor sus ovejasMary B. Wingate (1845-1933) (Author)Spanish3
Ask what thou wilt, believing heartMary B. Wingate (Author)English15
Bear thy sorrows bravely, tread the thorny wayMrs. Mary B. Wingate (Author)English1
Catch and radiate the sunshineMrs. Mary B. Wingate (Author)English3
Could we stand with saints in whiteMary B. Wingate (Author)English2
Dear to the heart of the ShepherdMrs. Mary B. Wingate (Author)English60
Dyra de äro för herdenMrs. Mary B. Wingate (Author)Swedish1
From the care and from the sorrowMary B. Wingate (Author)1
Go forth in the dew of the morningMary B. Wingate (Author)1
Go seek for the wanderers from God and the rightMrs. Mary B. Wingate (Author)English2
Go to God's store-house whatever your needMary B. Wingate (Author)English1
Hark! a gentle hand is knockingMary B. Wingate (Author)English1
Heir of a mighty King, heir to a throneMary B. Wingate (Author)English4
How oft in the days of your childhoodMary B. Wingate (Author)1
I have prayed for thee, that thy faith fail notMrs. Mary B. Wingate (Author)English2
I heard it first at mother's kneeMary B. Wingate (Author)English1
I sought for a golden harvestMary B. Wingate (Author)English4
Into and out of our household they goMary B. Wingate (Author)1
Into the battle for Jesus we'll goMary B. Wingate (Author)English1
I've wandered away from my home and the rightMrs. Mary B. Wingate (Author)English5
Jesus stood on the shore of the blue GalileeMary B. Wingate (Author)English1
Just one glimpse of the glory waitingMrs. Mary B. Wingate (Author)English8
Kind is the heart of the SaviorMrs. Mary B. Wingate (Author)English1
My other lost sheep I am seekingMary B. Wingate (Author)English2
My soul is sad and sinfulMary B. Wingate (Author)English2
Nearer Thee, my Lord and MasterMrs. Mary B. Wingate (Author)English1
O pilgrim through a desert drearMary B. Wingate (Author)English2
O Sun of righteousness, arise, And drive the mists awayMary B. Wingate (Author)English4
O to win a soul for Jesus (Wingate)Mary B. Wingate (Author)English1
O wanderer, dost thou hearMrs. M. B. Wingate (Author)English2
O bless and praise the Lord alwaysMary B. Wingate (Author)English1
O joyous is the meetingMary B. Wingate (Author)English1
“Peace like a river!” O Lord, can it beMrs. Mary B. Wingate (Author)English1
Search the scriptures, search them dailyMary B. Wingate (Author)English1
Somebody prayed for you, prayed for your soulMrs. Mary B. Wingate (Author)English1
Spirit so gentle, Spirit so tenderMary B. Wingate (Author)English7
The blind men to Jesus cried out by the wayMary B. Wingate (Author)English3
The greatest thing on earth belowMary B. Wingate (Author)English2
The light of earth was fadingMrs. Mary B. Wingate (Author)English1
The Lord taketh pleasure in His peopleMary B. Wingate (Author)English3
The melodies of childhood days, upon my memory throngMary B. Wingate (Author)English1
The voice of the Savior is calling, callingMary B. Wingate (Author)English8
There'll be no sorrow there, No darkening shade of sinMary B. Wingate (Author)English1
There's room at the feet of the SaviorMary B. Wingate (Author)English1
There's strength for my day, and whatever may comeMary B. Wingate (Author)English2
Though He slay me, I will trust Him, Just and holy One aboveMrs. Mary B. Wingate (Author)English1
"Trust and wait," in life's glad springtimeMary B. Wingate (Author)English1
We come in the glow of the morningMrs. Mary B. Wingate (Author)English1
We have heard the story of the sweetest ChildMary B. Wingate (Author)English1
We shall know by intuitionMary B. Wingate (Author)English2
We'll win this world for JesusMary B. Wingate (Author)English1
When a soul so dear todayMary B. Wingate (Author)1
When I think of duties waitingMary B. Wingate (Author)English1
When the morning light shall dawnMary B. Wingate (Author)English1
Where and how will the soul find restMary B. Wingate (Author)English1
Wie lieblich, sich zu grüßenM. B. W. (Author)German1

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