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Move in our midst, thou Spirit of God

Move in our midst, thou Spirit of God

Author: Kenneth I. Morse
Tune: PINE GLEN
Published in 5 hymnals

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1 Move in our midst, thou Spirit of God.
Go with us down from thy holy hill.
Walk with us through the storm and the calm.
Spirit of God, go thou with us still.

2 Touch thou our hands to lead us aright.
Guide us forever, show us thy way.
Transform our darkness into thy light.
Spirit of God, lead thou us today.

3 Strike from our feet the fetters that bind.
Lift from our lives the weight of our wrong.
Teach us to love with heart, soul, and mind.
Spirit of God, thy love makes us strong.

4 Kindle our hearts to burn with thy flame.
Raise up thy banners high in this hour.
Stir us to build new worlds in thy name.
Spirit of God, O send us thy pow’r!

Source: Voices Together #827

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Author: Kenneth I. Morse

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First Line: Move in our midst, thou Spirit of God
Author: Kenneth I. Morse
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Hymnal #418

Hymnal #418
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Moravian Book of Worship #489

Moravian Book of Worship #489
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Voices Together #827

Voices Together #827
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