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God Loves His Children Everywhere

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1 It makes no difference, East or West,
Wherever we may be,
God is our Father, Friend and Guide,
His gifts are showered on every side;
He cares for you and me.

2 It makes no difference, North or South,
Wherever we may be,
God loves His children everywhere,
And guards us with His tender care;
He loves both you and me.



Source: Sing for Joy: a songbook for young children #112

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Author: Ethel Wendell Trout

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Text Information

First Line: It makes no difference, East or west
Title: God Loves His Children Everywhere
Author: Ethel Wendell Trout (1926)
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
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Instances (1 - 5 of 5)
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Children's Hymnal #68

Children's Hymnal #68

Hymns for Junior Worship #98

Hymns for Junior Worship #98
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Junior Church School Hymnal #151

Junior Church School Hymnal #151
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Sing for Joy #112

Sing for Joy #112

When Boys and Girls Sing #165

When Boys and Girls Sing #165
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