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Abide and reign in me

Abide and reign in me

Author: R. C. Horner
Published in 1 hymnal

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Author: R. C. Horner

Horner, Ralph Cecil. (western Quebec, December 22, 1854--September 24, 1921, near Ottawa). Methodist/Holiness movement. Becoming practically obsessed at 17 by John Wesley's doctrine of "entire sanctification," his zeal to work as a Methodist evangelist drove him to overcome a speech impediment and interrupted schooling: he had both primary and high school to complete before he could spend two years at Victoria College, Cobourg, and one at the Philadelphia School or Oratory. After ordination in 1887, he flatly refused to do anything but conduct, in a movable tent, revival meetings not noted for decorum. Since he would neither take direction, nor withdraw, from the Methodist Church, it deposed him in 1895. He and some 5000 followers incorpora… Go to person page >

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First Line: Abide and reign in me
Author: R. C. Horner
Copyright: Public Domain

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Hymn Book of the Holiness Movement Church #d3

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