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[Soldiers of the cross, arise] (S. F. Ackley)

[Soldiers of the cross, arise] (S. F. Ackley)

Composer: S. F. Ackley
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Composer: S. F. Ackley

Stanley Frank Ackley was born April 1, 1852 in Spring Hill, PA. His father was a farmer. He married Ophelia A. Cogswell, November 1, 1871. She lived in the same county. For a time, he was a vocal music teacher and he had a band that he traveled with. In 1898, he became a minister in the Methodist Protestant Church. He served churches in Berwick, PA, Inwood, NY, Daleville, PA, White Plains, NY, Tarrytown, NY and Paterson NJ. He died June 3, 1924 in Elmhurst, PA. He was the father of B. D. Ackley (hymn writer), George Kilmer Ackley (minister) and A. H. Ackley (hymn writer). Dianne Shapiro (from Archives of the Susquehanna Conference of the United Methodist Church - lycoming.edu/umarch/who_pastors/a.htm; findagrave.com; ackleygenealogy.ocm… Go to person page >

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Tune Information

Title: [Soldiers of the cross, arise] (S. F. Ackley)
Composer: S. F. Ackley
Incipit: 51617 21323 11655
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The Epworth Hymnal No. 2 #159

The Epworth Hymnal No. 2 #159
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