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O how shall we carry
Author: R. F. R. Bell Hymnal: S4J1902 #d135 (1902) Person Name: R. F. R. Bell First Line: Life's burdens are many Languages: English
O how shall we carry
Lesson of the dark days
Author: R. F. R. Bell Hymnal: S4J1902 #d170 (1902) Person Name: R. F. R. Bell First Line: Oft we learn the sweetest lesson Refrain First Line: Jesus is our loving teacher Languages: English
Lesson of the dark days
Search for the wandering sheep of the fold
Author: R. F. R. Bell Hymnal: S4J1902 #d192 (1902) Person Name: R. F. R. Bell Languages: English
Search for the wandering sheep of the fold
Sing at your work and be cheery
Author: R. F. R. Bell Hymnal: S4J1902 #d200 (1902) Person Name: R. F. R. Bell Languages: English
Sing at your work and be cheery
Be of good cheer though you see
Author: R. F. R. Bell Hymnal: S4J1902 #d205 (1902) Person Name: R. F. R. Bell First Line: Sometimes the sun hides itself Languages: English
Be of good cheer though you see
The Master's voice is calling
Author: R. F. R. Bell Hymnal: S4J1902 #d218 (1902) Person Name: R. F. R. Bell Languages: English
The Master's voice is calling
What is heaven, a glorious
Author: R. F. R. Bell Hymnal: S4J1902 #d283 (1902) Person Name: R. F. R. Bell Languages: English
What is heaven, a glorious
A message of cheer
Author: R. F. R. Bell Hymnal: S4J1902 #d296 (1902) Person Name: R. F. R. Bell First Line: Whene'er my heart grows heavy Refrain First Line: Look up when sorrows grieve Languages: English
A message of cheer
The book of our lives
Author: R. F. R. Bell Hymnal: S4J1902 #d304 (1902) Person Name: R. F. R. Bell First Line: Writing a book as the days go by Refrain First Line: Some day the book will be opened wide Languages: English
The book of our lives
Let us think, how heaven and home
Author: Edward Henry Bickersteth Hymnal: S4J1902 #d256 (1902) Person Name: Edward Henry Bickersteth First Line: Till he come, O let the words Languages: English
Let us think, how heaven and home
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