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[To go to heaven my heart is longing]
Appears in 4 hymnals Tune Sources: Kinga tune; Tumshanglie Mungu Tune Key: F Major or modal Incipit: 55431 22166 44326 Used With Text: The Way Is Jesus
[To go to heaven my heart is longing]
To Go to Heaven
Author: Ndilivako Ndelwa; Howard S. Olson, b. 1922 Appears in 4 hymnals First Line: To go to heaven my heart is longing Refrain First Line: The way is Jesus Topics: Hope, Comfort; Heaven, Eternal Life Scripture: John 14:3 Used With Tune: KULE MBINGUNI NATAKA KWENDA
To Go to Heaven
The Way Is Jesus
Author: Ndilivako Ndelwa; Howard S. Olson Hymnal: Set Free #39 (1993) First Line: To go to heaven my heart is longing Refrain First Line: The way is Jesus. He changes never. Topics: Easter; St. Thomas, Apostle December 21 Scripture: John 14:2-3 Languages: English Tune Title: KULE MBINGUNI NATAKA KWENDA
The Way Is Jesus
To Go to Heaven
Author: Ndilivako Ndelwa; Howard S. Olson, b. 1922 Hymnal: This Far By Faith #181 (1999) First Line: To go to heaven my heart is longing Refrain First Line: The way is Jesus Topics: Hope, Comfort; Heaven, Eternal Life Scripture: John 14:3 Languages: English Tune Title: KULE MBINGUNI NATAKA KWENDA
To Go to Heaven
The Way Is Jesus
Author: Howard S. Olson Hymnal: Lead Us Lord #17a (1977) First Line: To go to heaven my heart is longing Refrain First Line: The way is Jesus, He changes never Languages: English Tune Title: [To go to heaven my heart is longing]
The Way Is Jesus
Howard S. Olson
1922 - 2010 Person Name: Howard S. Olson, b. 1922 Translator of "To Go to Heaven" in This Far By Faith Howard Olson (b. 1922; d. 2010), longtime missionary/teacher in African, compiled a number of African songs in Set Free (Augsburg Fortress, 1993). Many were folk tunes to which Christian Swahili texts were later added. He wrote in the introduction: “In their original form these tunes wee sung with uninhibited improvisation. Consequently the form in which these songs appear in this book represents only one of several possibilities.”
Sing! A New Creation
Howard S. Olson
