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God doth not leave His own
Hymnal: CTS1907 #101 (1907) Languages: English
God doth not leave His own
Father of nations! what high thoughts endued
Author: Isaac Williams Hymnal: CTS1907 #102a (1907) Languages: English
Father of nations! what high thoughts endued
Still young and fine! but what is still in view
Author: Henry Vaughan Hymnal: CTS1907 #102b (1907) Languages: English
Still young and fine! but what is still in view
Good and great God! Can I not think of Thee
Author: Ben Johnson Hymnal: CTS1907 #103 (1907) Languages: English
Good and great God! Can I not think of Thee
Welcome, dear feast of Lent: who loves not thee
Author: George Herbert Hymnal: CTS1907 #104 (1907) Languages: English
Welcome, dear feast of Lent: who loves not thee
O Worshipper, who at the break of morn
Author: G. T. S. Farquhar Hymnal: CTS1907 #106 (1907) Languages: English
O Worshipper, who at the break of morn
Man is a busy thing, and he
Hymnal: CTS1907 #107 (1907) Languages: English
Man is a busy thing, and he
Now are the days of humblest prayer
Author: Frederick William Faber Hymnal: CTS1907 #108 (1907) Languages: English
Now are the days of humblest prayer
It is not heavy, agonizing woe
Hymnal: CTS1907 #109 (1907) Languages: English
It is not heavy, agonizing woe
How long and deep the shadows of our Lent
Author: Robert Hall Baynes Hymnal: CTS1907 #110 (1907) Languages: English
How long and deep the shadows of our Lent
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