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Beyond the sunset
Author: Thomas O. Chisholm Hymnal: SoCL1933 #d111 (1933) First Line: There is a land beyond earth's changeful skies Refrain First Line: Beyond the sunset and the evening star
Beyond the sunset
There you'll sing hallelujah
Author: Isaac Watts, 1674-1748 Hymnal: SoCL1933 #d112 (1933) First Line: There is a land of pure delight, Where saints immortal reign
There you'll sing hallelujah
O say, but I'm glad
Author: James P. Sullivan Hymnal: SoCL1933 #d113 (1933) First Line: There is a song in my heart today
O say, but I'm glad
The sweetest name
Author: George W. Bethune Hymnal: SoCL1933 #d114 (1933) First Line: There is no name so sweet on earth, No name so sweet in heaven Refrain First Line: We love to sing to Christ our King
The sweetest name
I know not where his islands lift
Author: C. Austin Miles Hymnal: SoCL1933 #d115 (1933) First Line: There may be lands as yet unknown
I know not where his islands lift
The little brown church
Author: William S. Pitts Hymnal: SoCL1933 #d116 (1933) First Line: There's a church in the valley by the wildwood Refrain First Line: Come to the church in [by] the wildwood
The little brown church
If we walk in the light
Author: J. I. McClelland Hymnal: SoCL1933 #d117 (1933) First Line: There's a forward march with Jesus
If we walk in the light
When they ring the golden bells
Hymnal: SoCL1933 #d118 (1933) First Line: There's a land beyond the river, that we call the sweet forever Refrain First Line: Don't you hear the bells now ringing
When they ring the golden bells
Sweet by and by
Author: Sanford F. Bennett Hymnal: SoCL1933 #d119 (1933) First Line: There's a land that is fairer [brighter] than day Refrain First Line: In the sweet by and by
Sweet by and by
He is calling, come to me
Author: Frederick W. Faber Hymnal: SoCL1933 #d120 (1933) First Line: There's a wideness in God's mercy
He is calling, come to me
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