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Mrs. Bodley

Author of "How Blest Were They on Bethlehem's Plain" in The Cyber Hymnal

G. Bodmer

Translator of "Gott in der Höh' sei Ehr'"

1840 - 1911 Author of "Father, who dost Thy children feed" George Body was born about February 1840 in Crediton, Devonshire, England. He was educated at St. John’s College, Cambridge (BA 1862, MA 1876) and served as Curate in several churches and as Proctor for the Archdeaconry of Cleveland in 1880-85. He died on June 5, 1911 in Durham, England. His works include: A revision of Edward Husband’s Mission Hymnal 1875 A revision of the Durham Mission Hymn Book Life of Justification Life of Temptation N.N., Hymnary. Source: http://www.hymntime.com/tch/bio/b/o/d/body_g.htm

V. E. Boe

1872 - 1953 Person Name: Vigleik E. Boe Author of "To a Virgin Meek and Mild" in The Worshiping Church

E. Boeckel

Composer of "[Are your feet on the Rock Christ Jesus?]" in New Soul Winning Songs

William Boeckel

Person Name: Wm. Boeckel Composer of "[Come to Jesus!]" in New Spiritual Songs

Hans Boeglin

b. 1893 Author of "Wito waja" Pseudonym. Real name Willy Hellemann

Jason Cary Boehm

Author of "The Savior is Calling"

William J. Boehm

Editor of "" in Hymnal Companion to the Prayer Book

Kees Boeke

1884 - 1966 Author of "As I in the early morning" Boeke, Kees. (1884-1966). Dutch nationality. Studied in England, married Beatrice (Betty) Cadbury. Active peace worker during World War I. Expelled from England for antiwar propaganda. Built Broederschaphuis (Brotherhood House), a conference hall, in 1918 in Bilthover, Holland. Co-founder in 1919 of Christian International, a peace movement. Often imprisoned, sometimes with his wife, for refusal to pay taxes that conflicted with his conscience. Both tried to give up all claim to their inherited wealth, finally gave it all away. Songs taken from Liederen en Geschriften (Bilthoven, 1918-1922, Sannerz & Leipzig, 1918-1922), translated into German by members of the Bruderhof in 1923. --Marlys Swinger, DNAH Archives