Charles B. Wycuff

Short Name: Charles B. Wycuff
Full Name: Wycuff, Charles B.
Birth Year: 1925
Death Year: 1999

Charles Wycuff was born February 20, 1925 near Gadsden, Alabama, and was a first cousin to the songwriter Vep Ellis. He was a Church of God minister, and wrote gospel songs and taught singing schools in association with the Tennessee Music Company.

David Hamrick from --Mrs. J.R. Baxter & Videt Polk, Gospel Song Writers Biography (Dallas: Stamps-Baxter, 1971), pp. 266-267.


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Texts by Charles B. Wycuff (38)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
A sinner was I, was going to dieC. B. W. (Author)English1
All around us today we see many drifting awayC. B. W (Author)English1
As I travel through this land, many times can't understandC. B. W. (Author)English3
As we travel here, we meet with sorrow and woeC. B. W. (Author)English1
Here I've tried to be a blessingCharles B. Wycuff (Author)1
Here so many around you think they're getting alongCharles B. Wycuff (Author)English1
How is it friend, with you todayCharles B. Wycuff (Author)English1
I don't know how the Savior ever cared enough for meCharles B. Wycuff (Author)1
I have found a Friend that I really adoreC. B. W. (Author)English1
I have many dear loved ones I love dearlyCharles B. Wycuff (Author)English1
I have started to a land where there's eternal joyCharles B. Wycuff (Author)1
I traveled down the road of destructionC. B. W. (Author)English1
I wandered along the downward road in sin and darknessCharles B. Wycuff (Author)English1
I'm just a pilgrim with no earthly homeCharles B. Wycuff (Author)English1
In this old world full of sin and sorrowC. B. W. (Author)English2
In trouble and sorrow I'm glad I have foundCharles B. Wycuff (Author)1
I've been traveling here in this lifeCharles B. Wycuff (Author)English12
I've been working and toiling for my blessed LordCharles B. Wycuff (Author)English2
I've started for glory that land of sweet storyC. B. W. (Author)English1
I've started on a journey from this vain world below (Wycuff)Charles B. Wycuff (Author)English1
I've started out to win a place when I have run this earthly raceC. B. W. (Author)English3
Many here are dashing to and froC. B. W. (Author)English4
My brother, are you trying to win the lost for JesusC. B. W (Author)English1
Oft I think about the time when I shall leave this world of sorrow behindCharles B. Wycuff (Author)English1
Often in my meditation, I can see the moment whenCharles B. Wycuff (Author)English1
Often in my mind I wander to my younger daysCharles B. Wycuff (Author)English1
Once a man named Stephen, preached about the LordC. B. W. (Author)English18
Once I wandered on the downward roadCharles B. Wycuff (Author)6
Once I was lost, wandering in sinCharles B. Wycuff (Author)English1
Sin had separated my soul far from GodC. B. W. (Author)English1
Some day this life, with all its strife, will be forever pastC. B. W. (Author)English1
The Bible tells us about a homeCharles B. Wycuff (Author)English1
There's a name above all othersC. B. W. (Author)English6
When I've gone as far as a man can goC. B. W. (Author)English1
When Jesus saved me and made me wholeCharles B. Wycuff (Author)English4
When you look but do not see, Even though you search for meCharles B. Wycuff (Author)English1
While sailing over life's ocean with danger all aroundCharles B. Wycuff (Author)English2
While traveling onward through lifeCharles B. Wycuff (Author)4
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