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My trust is placed in him
Author: Loy E. Foust Hymnal: GJAB1952 #19 (1952) First Line: Here in this busy life mingled Refrain First Line: Trusting the Lord, letting his spirit guide Languages: English
My trust is placed in him
We trust him now to thee
Author: J. B. Williams Hymnal: GJAB1952 #20 (1952) First Line: Our boy has gone to serve his country Languages: English
We trust him now to thee
Nothing ever happens here below
Author: Allen Ramsey Hymnal: GJAB1952 #d21 (1952) First Line: Fill your heart with courage Languages: English
Nothing ever happens here below
Since Jesus saved me
Author: E. L. Minsley Hymnal: GJAB1952 #21 (1952) First Line: When I was lost in the darkness of sin Refrain First Line: I am redeemed, yes, I am redeemed Languages: English
Since Jesus saved me
Yonder where the living waters flow
Author: Urey S. Lindsey Hymnal: GJAB1952 #22 (1952) First Line: Rest is coming to the weary soul Languages: English
Yonder where the living waters flow
The golden city
Author: E. E. Edens Hymnal: GJAB1952 #23 (1952) First Line: I've heard of a golden city Refrain First Line: O meet me in that city Languages: English
The golden city
O come on, dear brother
Author: H. R. Payne Hymnal: GJAB1952 #24 (1952) First Line: I'll lay my armor down Languages: English
O come on, dear brother
Let's be more thankful
Author: James H. Carr Hymnal: GJAB1952 #25 (1952) First Line: When we ask the Lord to bless us Refrain First Line: Thank the Lord O bless his dear name Languages: English
Let's be more thankful
In the shining golden city
Author: W. Ernest Hamby Hymnal: GJAB1952 #26 (1952) First Line: I will always ready be at morning Languages: English
In the shining golden city
I can never walk without Thee
Author: Cooper Hymnal: GJAB1952 #27 (1952) First Line: Savior, cheer my broken spirit Languages: English
I can never walk without Thee
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