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Come, bright Eden land
Hymnal: STGG1889 #d1 (1889) First Line: A breath of morning now is on the air Refrain First Line: Then come, come, come, come, come
Come, bright Eden land
Only a little while
Author: Toria A. Buck Hymnal: STGG1889 #d2 (1889) First Line: A little while of quaff the cup of sorrow
Only a little while
All for Jesus, all for Jesus, All my being's ransomed powers
Author: Mary D. James Hymnal: STGG1889 #d3 (1889)
All for Jesus, all for Jesus, All my being's ransomed powers
All hail the power of Jesus' name, Let angels prostrate fall
Author: John Rippon; Edward Perronet Hymnal: STGG1889 #d4 (1889)
All hail the power of Jesus' name, Let angels prostrate fall
For I'm going home to glory
Author: Isaac Watts, 1674-1748 Hymnal: STGG1889 #d5 (1889) First Line: Am I a soldier of the cross
For I'm going home to glory
At the cross, where I first saw the light
Author: Samuel Wesley Hymnal: STGG1889 #d6 (1889) First Line: Behold the Savior of mankind
At the cross, where I first saw the light
Fall in the bugle is sounding
Hymnal: STGG1889 #d7 (1889) First Line: Come, arouse, for the watchfires are waning
Fall in the bugle is sounding
Let that bright morning come
Author: Toria A. Buck Hymnal: STGG1889 #d8 (1889) First Line: Come to thy waiting ones, Jesus, my King
Let that bright morning come
Won't you come
Author: Ralph E. Hudson Hymnal: STGG1889 #d9 (1889) First Line: Come, weary sinner, to the cross
Won't you come
He's the Rose of Sharon
Hymnal: STGG1889 #d10 (1889) First Line: Earth's fairest flowers have faded
He's the Rose of Sharon
Where the gates of pearl will never, never close
Hymnal: STGG1889 #d11 (1889) First Line: Goodbye, goodbye, We shall meet in the morning
Where the gates of pearl will never, never close
Come, children, come, the bells are ringing
Hymnal: STGG1889 #d12 (1889) First Line: Hark, the morning bells are ringing Children, haste without delay
Come, children, come, the bells are ringing
Then we'll shout the victory
Author: Cecil F. Alexander Hymnal: STGG1889 #d13 (1889) First Line: He is coming, he is coming, not as once
Then we'll shout the victory
Are almost there, Yes, almost there
Author: Ella E. Miles Hymnal: STGG1889 #d14 (1889) First Line: How far, how far to the city of gold
Are almost there, Yes, almost there
O glory hallelujah
Author: Charles Wesley, 1707-1788 Hymnal: STGG1889 #d15 (1889) First Line: How happy are they, Who the [their] Savior [Jesus] obey
O glory hallelujah
I will follow thee, my Savior, wheresoe'er my lot
Hymnal: STGG1889 #d16 (1889)
I will follow thee, my Savior, wheresoe'er my lot
O I shall be satisfied then
Author: George C. Well Hymnal: STGG1889 #d17 (1889) First Line: If I in thy likeness, O Lord, may awake
O I shall be satisfied then
Would you like to know the sweetness
Author: Ellen L. Goreh Hymnal: STGG1889 #d18 (1889) First Line: In the secret of his presence how my soul
Would you like to know the sweetness
The Lily of the Valley
Author: Charles W. Fry; C. W. Fry Hymnal: STGG1889 #d19 (1889) First Line: I've [I have] found a friend in Jesus, He's everything to me Refrain First Line: In sorrow he's my comfort
The Lily of the Valley
No, never alone
Hymnal: STGG1889 #d20 (1889) First Line: I've seen the lightning [lightnings] [flash] flashing, And heard the thunder roll
No, never alone
Coming again, coming again, Jesus is coming again
Author: Jessie E. Strout Hymnal: STGG1889 #d21 (1889) First Line: Lift up the trumpet, and loud let it ring
Coming again, coming again, Jesus is coming again
Under the shadow of thy wing
Author: A. T. Gorham Hymnal: STGG1889 #d22 (1889) First Line: Lord and Redeemer, I lift my soul to thee Refrain First Line: Though through the valley of trial oft I stray
Under the shadow of thy wing
Lord of the morning hour
Author: Lucy D. Harrington Hymnal: STGG1889 #d23 (1889)
Lord of the morning hour
For He washed my sins away
Author: Hugh Bourne Hymnal: STGG1889 #d24 (1889) First Line: My soul is now united to Christ, the living vine
For He washed my sins away
We Will Stand the Storm
Hymnal: STGG1889 #d25 (1889) First Line: O shout for joy, let songs arise
We Will Stand the Storm
Take all my sins away
Author: Catherine Booth-Clibborn Hymnal: STGG1889 #d26 (1889) First Line: O spotless Lamb, I come to thee
Take all my sins away
Bridegroom is coming
Hymnal: STGG1889 #d27 (1889) First Line: O ye weary, waiting virgins
Bridegroom is coming
On the last great camping ground
Hymnal: STGG1889 #d28 (1889) First Line: On a bright, eternal shore
On the last great camping ground
We shall meet beyond the river by and by
Author: Samuel Stennett Hymnal: STGG1889 #d29 (1889) First Line: On Jordan's stormy [rugged] banks I stand, And cast a wishful eye
We shall meet beyond the river by and by
Break forth into joy
Author: Laurentius Laurenti Hymnal: STGG1889 #d30 (1889) First Line: Rejoice, all ye believers
Break forth into joy
Savior of men, Thy searching eye
Author: E. T. Winkler; Charles Wesley, 1707-1788 Hymnal: STGG1889 #d31 (1889)
Savior of men, Thy searching eye
When we to our Savior go
Author: Herbert H. Booth Hymnal: STGG1889 #d32 (1889) First Line: Sins of years are washed away Refrain First Line: Now believing and receiving
When we to our Savior go
There is an hour of peaceful rest
Author: William B. Tappan, 1794-1849 Hymnal: STGG1889 #d33 (1889)
There is an hour of peaceful rest
Waiting, waiting, waiting for the summons
Author: Lucy D. Harrington Hymnal: STGG1889 #d35 (1889) First Line: Upward to thee our eyes are turning
Waiting, waiting, waiting for the summons
Watch, pray, praise, look
Author: Horatius Bonar Hymnal: STGG1889 #d36 (1889) First Line: Watch, brethren, watch, The years are flying Refrain First Line: Eternity is drawing nigh
Watch, pray, praise, look
Gathered home, gathered home, from the mansions bright
Author: Lucy D. Harrington Hymnal: STGG1889 #d38 (1889) First Line: We are waiting for the long expected day
Gathered home, gathered home, from the mansions bright
Waiting, waiting, waiting for the Lord to come
Hymnal: STGG1889 #d39 (1889) First Line: We have gathered with the dear ones
Waiting, waiting, waiting for the Lord to come
O Beulah, land of Beulah
Author: H. L. Frisbie Hymnal: STGG1889 #d40 (1889) First Line: We stand where Jordan's waves divide
O Beulah, land of Beulah
Under our battle flag we tell the gospel story
Hymnal: STGG1889 #d41 (1889) First Line: We're soldiers of the kingdom
Under our battle flag we tell the gospel story
Jesus is strong to deliver
Author: Frank M. Davis Hymnal: STGG1889 #d42 (1889) First Line: When in the tempest he'll hide us [me]
Jesus is strong to deliver
Angels call the roll in glory
Hymnal: STGG1889 #d43 (1889) First Line: When the roll is called in glory
Angels call the roll in glory
Campers' evening hymn
Hymnal: STGG1889 #d44 (1889) First Line: When the solemn shadows darken Refrain First Line: Blessed Jesus, precious Savior
Campers' evening hymn
He walks, he walks, he walks through the valley with me
Hymnal: STGG1889 #d45 (1889) First Line: When the storms of life surround me
He walks, he walks, he walks through the valley with me
