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Too Small? No!

Author: Lillian H. Mick

Mick, Lillian Holmes. (Omaha, Nebraska, 1909--?). As a youth sang in church choirs. Joined the Omaha Alliance Church and participated in the choir work of R.R. Brown's radio ministry. Studied at St. Paul Bible College and Moody Bible Institute. Author of many gospel songs, most growing out of personal experience, first in 1933. In 1934 married L.V. Mick, who under Brown's leadership organized and became pastor of a number of Alliance churches. Among Lillian Mick's songs: I'm Redeemed, Hallelujah Christ, My Saviour Jesus Is My Dearest Friend He Is My All Like Jesus Himself --Paul Milburn, DNAH Archives Go to person page >

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First Line: Sitting at the feet of Jesus, this was heard one day
Title: Too Small? No!
Author: Lillian H. Mick
Language: English
Refrain First Line: Too small? Too small?
Copyright: © 1952 by Lillian Holmes Mick
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Motion Songs for Boys and Girls No.l #d18

Motion Songs for Boys and Girls No.l #d18

Sing, Boys and Girls No.2 #d30

Sing, Boys and Girls No.2 #d30

Special Occasions, Songs and Choruses #d17

Special Occasions, Songs and Choruses #d17

The Missionary Message in Song #55

The Missionary Message in Song #55
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