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When I cross o'er the great divide
Author: W. Oliver Cooper Hymnal: CS1950 #d1 (1950) First Line: A lovely island of mansions grand Refrain First Line: Some of these
When I cross o'er the great divide
Amazing grace, how sweet the sound, That saved
Author: John Newton Hymnal: CS1950 #d2 (1950)
Amazing grace, how sweet the sound, That saved
The windows of heaven
Author: C. Williams Hymnal: CS1950 #d3 (1950) First Line: As at night I looked into the heavens Refrain First Line: Could the stars be the windows of heaven
The windows of heaven
Well done, my child
Author: Bryon Faust Hymnal: CS1950 #d4 (1950) First Line: As I go winding my way to glory land Refrain First Line: Well done, my child, my Lord will say
Well done, my child
This world is not my resting place
Author: Luther G. Presley Hymnal: CS1950 #d5 (1950) First Line: As I travel on life's rough road each day Refrain First Line: This toilsome world is not my resting place
This world is not my resting place
We have a home
Author: J. T. Owens Hymnal: CS1950 #d6 (1950) First Line: As through this country we journey
We have a home
We shall look on his face some day
Author: Hauta W. Sloan Hymnal: CS1950 #d7 (1950) First Line: As we journey through life, with its toiling and strife Refrain First Line: In that bright morning land
We shall look on his face some day
When our ships come sailing home
Author: Luther G. Presley Hymnal: CS1950 #d8 (1950) First Line: As we sail along with a happy Refrain First Line: Like a ship
When our ships come sailing home
Blue shadows
Author: Rena Presley Hymnal: CS1950 #d9 (1950) First Line: As you daily travel down the path of life Refrain First Line: They're only
Blue shadows
When glory dawn is breaking
Author: J. R. Baxter Hymnal: CS1950 #d10 (1950) First Line: Be not troubled though the day seems
When glory dawn is breaking
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