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Lord, You Call Us to Your Service

Author: William H. Willimon

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Author: Stephen P. West

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Text Information

First Line: Lord, You call us to Your service, Summon us for work divine
Title: Lord, You Call Us to Your Service
Author: William H. Willimon (2005)
Author: Stephen P. West (2005)
Meter: 8.7.8.7.8.7
Copyright: © 2006 William H. Willimon and Stephen P. West
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Tune

LAUDA ANIMA (Goss)

John Goss (PHH 164) composed LAUDA ANIMA (Latin for the opening words of Psalm 103) for this text in 1868. Along with his original harmonizations, intended to interpret the different stanzas, the tune was also included in the appendix to Robert Brown¬ Borthwick's Supplemental Hymn and Tune Book (18…

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Celebrating Grace Hymnal #536

Celebrating Grace Hymnal #536
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