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Will you come to the feast

Author: R. H. Brooks Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: Christian workers, one and all
Will you come to the feast

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[Christian workers, one and all]

Appears in 1 hymnal Composer and/or Arranger: W. H. Lee Incipit: 55111 23176 61655 Used With Text: Christian Workers
[Christian workers, one and all]

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Christian Workers

Author: R. H. Brooks Hymnal: Gospel Praise No. 3 #102 (1922) First Line: Christian workers, one and all Refrain First Line: Will you come to the feast? Languages: English Tune Title: [Christian workers, one and all]
Christian Workers

Will you come to the feast

Author: R. H. Brooks Hymnal: Sunlight Songs #d10 (1909) First Line: Christian workers, one and all
Will you come to the feast

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Robert Hugh Brooks

Person Name: R. H. Brooks Author of "Christian Workers" in Gospel Praise No. 3
Robert Hugh Brooks

W. H. Lee

Composer of "[Christian workers, one and all]" in Gospel Praise No. 3
W. H. Lee
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