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W. H. Burrell

Short Name: W. H. Burrell
Full Name: Burrell, W. H.
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Texts by W. H. Burrell (21)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
Behold a fountain, deep and wide Lies open every dayW. H. Burrell (Author)English4
Come, wanderer, come, retrace thy stepsW. H. Burrell (Author)English11
I am seeking my home in the skyW. H. Burrell (Author)2
I soon shall reach the golden gate, washedW. H. Burrell (Author)2
Launch out from the shore, Christian, out from the shoreRev. W. H. Burrell (Author)English4
Look up my soul by faith beholdW. H. Burrell (Author)2
My grateful heart shall bless the LordRev. W. H. Burrell (Author)3
Now I've found the healing fountainW. H. Burrell (Author)2
O how pleasing the prospect of homeW. H. Burrell (Author)4
O the love of my SaviorW. H. Burrell (Author)3
O how sweet it is to singRev. W. H. Burrell (Author)English3
O this uttermost salvationRev. W. H. Burrell (Author)English1
The Sunday school ship with her sails unfurledW. H. Burrell (Author)2
'Tis grace, 'tis grace, 'tis wonderful graceW. H. Burrell (Author)English45
To the land of peace and loveW. H. Burrell (Author)2
We are pilgrims and strangers below, Surrounded by sorrow and careRev. W. H. Burrell (Author)English3
When gathering storms with dreadfulW. H. Burrell (Author)2
While clinging to Jesus with unyielding holdW. H. Burrell (Author)3
With banner and song, we are marching along (Burrell)Rev. W. H. Burrell (Author)English2
With my faint, weary soul To be made fully wholeW. H. Burrell (Author)English9
With my sin wounded soulW. H. Burrell (Author)English16
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