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[O the good that we may do]

[O the good that we may do]

Composer: J. S. Newman (1901)
Published in 1 hymnal


Composer: J. S. Newman

"J. S. NEWMAN was born near Crystal Springs, Miss., Nov. 25, 1866. In the fall of 1880 with his father and the family, he moved to Texas, settling near Thornton. He was married In 1885 to Miss Clara Hogan. They have three children, and they are members of the "One Body." He studied vocal music under Profs. F. L. Elland, J. E. Thomas and S.J. Oslin, and for several years taught, with success. In 1904 he began preaching the Gospel, and has been very successful as an evangelist. He is now perfecting arrangements that will place him in the field for all his time, preaching where he may be called–or where he finds people willing to receive the Gospel." - Nichol, Harriet, "Gospel Preachers in Texas and Oklahoma" (1911). Stone-Campbell Books. 30… Go to person page >

Tune Information

Title: [O the good that we may do]
Composer: J. S. Newman (1901)
Incipit: 51333 21556 21651
Key: A♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain

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