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Many tribes have never heard

Author: William S. Dillon Appears in 2 hymnals
Many tribes have never heard

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[Many tribes have never heard]

Appears in 1 hymnal Composer and/or Arranger: Wm. Dillon Incipit: 33432 62223 21511 Used With Text: Many Tribes Have Never Heard
[Many tribes have never heard]

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Many Tribes Have Never Heard

Author: W. D. Hymnal: The Missionary Message in Song #29 (1953) Languages: English Tune Title: [Many tribes have never heard]
Many Tribes Have Never Heard

Many tribes have never heard

Author: William S. Dillon Hymnal: Special Occasions, Songs and Choruses #d15 (1954)
Many tribes have never heard

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William S. Dillon

Person Name: W. D. Author of "Many Tribes Have Never Heard" in The Missionary Message in Song Bill, "William" Dillon was a Bible teacher, and wrote a number of Bible doctrine study books. He was a graduate of Wheaton Bible College.He and his wife wrote quite a number of songs, of which one of my favorites is "The Babe in the Manger.Bill helped get New Tribes Mission started, now called Ethnos360 Mission. He was married to Mildred Leightner Dillon Walter Witten (friend)
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