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| 1 It stands by a stream in the wildwood, And hid in the deep shady vale; No place is so dear to my childhood As the little brown church in the dale. Chorus: O come, Come to the church in the wildwood, O come to the church in the dale; No spot is so dear to my childhood As the little brown church in the vale. 2 How oft we have heard it with gladness— The chime of the sweet Sabbath bell; It calls us from care and from sadness To the little brown church in the dell. [Chorus] 3 And safe in our Father’s kind keeping Lies one whom we cherish full well; She’s sweetly and peacefully sleeping By the little brown church in the dell. [Chorus] 4 Of God’s holy temple in heaven, O who all the glory can tell? To us may an entrance be given There with Jesus forever to dwell. [Chorus] | Great Tabernacle Hymns #66 (1916) |
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