During our last fund drive one donor said this: "I love hymns ... If you asked for money, it means you need it! Please keep the work going. And please, accept my widow's mite. God bless you."
She was right. We only ask for money twice a year, and we do so because we need it.
So, before you close this box and move on to use the many resources on Hymnary.org, please prayerfully consider whether you might be able to make a gift to support our work. Gifts of any amount are appreciated, assist our work and let us know that we have partners in our effort to create the best database of hymns on the planet.
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1 “The Lord forsaketh not His own,” He hears their feeblest cry,— The orphan’s wail, the widow’s moan, The weary pilgrim’s sigh.
2 Have faith in God, and trust His love Who heeds the sparrow’s fall;— The tender care of One above, Who knows and orders all.
3 Tho’ days be dark and nights be drear, Nor sun nor stars in sight, Let Him thy drooping spirit cheer— At eventime send light.Source: Gloria Deo: a Collection of Hymns and Tunes for Public Worship in all Departments of the Church #416
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