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[Christ, our glorious leader, calls to us today]

Appears in 3 hymnals Composer and/or Arranger: Jewell Camp Fretz Tune Sources: The Victory, edited by Charles H. Gabriel (New York: The Methodist Book Concern, 1908), number 24 Tune Key: G Major Incipit: 56543 21217 67776

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Freedom

Author: Jewell C. Fretz Appears in 3 hymnals First Line: Christ, our glorious leader, calls to us today Lyrics: 1. Christ, our glorious leader, calls to us today— Gird the armor on and to the field away! Slumber then no longer, His command obey, And forevermore be free. Refrain Freedom! freedom! free in Christ, the Lord! Freedom! freedom! trusting in His Word! By His grace and in His strength we win, For His truth and love hath conquered sin! Freedom! freedom! free in Christ, the Lord! Freedom! freedom! trusting in His Word! We His faithful followers will be, And we shall forevermore be free. 2. Moving bravely onward with His truth unfurled, See the hosts of sin before us backward hurled; With our captain we may overcome the world, And forevermore be free. Refrain 3. Tho’ the battle rages, strife will soon be past; Skies will soon be light, which now are overcast; We the victor’s song of joy may sing at last, And forevermore be free. Refrain Used With Tune: [Christ, our glorious leader, calls to us today] Text Sources: The Victory, edited by Charles H. Gabriel (New York: The Methodist Book Concern, 1908), number 24

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Freedom

Author: Jewell C. Fretz Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #1609 First Line: Christ, our glorious leader, calls to us today Lyrics: 1. Christ, our glorious leader, calls to us today— Gird the armor on and to the field away! Slumber then no longer, His command obey, And forevermore be free. Refrain Freedom! freedom! free in Christ, the Lord! Freedom! freedom! trusting in His Word! By His grace and in His strength we win, For His truth and love hath conquered sin! Freedom! freedom! free in Christ, the Lord! Freedom! freedom! trusting in His Word! We His faithful followers will be, And we shall forevermore be free. 2. Moving bravely onward with His truth unfurled, See the hosts of sin before us backward hurled; With our captain we may overcome the world, And forevermore be free. Refrain 3. Tho’ the battle rages, strife will soon be past; Skies will soon be light, which now are overcast; We the victor’s song of joy may sing at last, And forevermore be free. Refrain Languages: English Tune Title: [Christ, our glorious leader, calls to us today]
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Freedom

Author: J. C. F. Hymnal: The Victory #24 (1908) First Line: Christ, our glorious Leader, calls to us today Refrain First Line: Freedom! freedom! free in Christ, the Lord! Languages: English Tune Title: [Christ, our glorious Leader, calls to us today]
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Freedom

Author: J. C. F. Hymnal: Calvary's Praises #67 (1917) First Line: Christ, our glorious Leader, calls to us today Refrain First Line: Freedom! Freedom! Free in Christ, the Lord! Languages: English Tune Title: [Christ, our glorious Leader, calls to us today]

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Jewell C. Fretz

b. 1874 Author of "Freedom" in The Cyber Hymnal Fretz’ father was James Camp. They were living in Champaign County, Illinois, in 1910 (her husband, possibly deceased, was not with them). In 1920, Jewell was living alone in Knox County, Tennessee; by 1930, she was in back in Champaign County, Illinois. --www.hymntime.com/tch/
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