Ida L. Reed Smith

Ida L. Reed Smith
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Short Name: Ida L. Reed Smith
Full Name: Smith, Ida L. Reed (See Reed, Ida L.)
Birth Year: 1865
Death Year: 1951

Ida Lilliard Reed (Smith), 1865-1951

Born: November 30, 1865, near Ar­den, Bar­bour Coun­ty, West Vir­gin­ia.
Died: Ju­ly 8, 1951, Ar­den, West Vir­gin­ia.
Buried: Eb­e­nez­er Meth­odi­st Church, Ar­den, West Vir­gin­ia.

Reed is said to have writ­ten 2,000 hymns in her life­time. In 1939, the Amer­i­can So­ci­e­ty of Com­pos­ers, Au­thors and Pub­lish­ers re­cog­nized her "sub­stan­tial con­tri­bu­tion to Amer­i­can mu­sic" by award­ing her a small "week­ly bo­nus."

Lyrics--
After the Storm Is Over
All in Thy Hands I Leave, Dear Lord
All in thy Hands I Leave, Dear Lord
All the Pen­nies Ga­thered
Are Thy Days Full Oft­en Drear
Are You Cling­ing Close to Je­sus
Are You Sow­ing, Daily Sow­ing
Are You Thank­ful for the Bless­ing
As We Jour­ney Down Life’s Path­way
At the Day Dawn, O My Sav­ior
At Thy Door the Sav­ior Tar­ries
Be Not an Idle Dream­er
Be of Good Cour­age, Sol­diers of Je­sus
Be Sure to Make Some­bo­dy Hap­py
Be Thou My Guide, Dear Lord
Be Thou My Guid­ing Light, Dear Lord
Bearing Our Torch­es High
Beautiful Lights of Home
Beyond the Bor­der Land
Beyond the Swell­ing Flood Again
Blessed Are they, the Un­de­filed
Blessed Are They Who Trust in the Lord
Blessed Is He that En­dur­eth
Blessed Is He that Is Trust­ing the Lord
Blessed Is Je­sus For­ev­er
Blessed Rock of Our Sal­va­tion
Bound Neath the World’s Heavy Burdens
Bring Your Tri­als All to Je­sus
Brother, Turn Thy Foot­steps Home­ward
By and By, Be­yond Life’s Toil­ing
Caroling Clear in the Morn­ing Sun­light
Carry a Mess­age for Je­sus
Cast Thy Bread upon the Wa­ters
Children of the King Are We
Choose My Path, O Bless­ed Sav­ior
Choose Today, O Bro­ther, Stand­ing
Clinging to His Prom­ise, Trust­ing in His Word
Come and Join the Ar­my, It Is Mil­lions Strong
Come, Bless­ed Sav­ior, with Pen­te­cost­al Pow­er
Come, Bring Thy Sins to the Fount­ain
Come, Drink of Life’s Crys­tal
Come in Thy Love to Me
Come to Je­sus All Ye Child­ren
Come to the Cross To­day
Come to the Fa­ther, O Wan­der­er, Come
Come to the Fount­ain, So Free­ly ’tis Flow­ing
Come to the Sav­ior, Come in Your Youth
Come to the Sav­ior, Do Not De­lay
Come un­to Me, O Pre­cious In­vi­ta­tion
Come un­to Me, the Sav­ior’s voice
Come, Young, and Old, and Join Our Band
Coming to Thee in Life’s Morn­ing Hours
Contrite, I Kneel to Thee
Count Thy Bless­ings, O My Bro­ther
Crown Him, Crown Him, Je­sus Our Won­der­ful Sav­ior
Dear Father in Hea­ven, Thy Child­ren Draw Near
Dear Sav­ior at Thy Feet In Hum­ble Prayer
Dear Sav­ior at Thy Feet We Fall
Dear Sav­ior, Bend Thine Ear
Dear Sav­ior, Wouldst Thou Hon­or
Do Life’s Storms Above Thee Roll
Do Not Grieve the Holy Spir­it
Do Thou Take Us, Dear­est Sav­ior
Do What You Can for Je­sus
Don’t Let It Be Said, Too Late, Too Late
Draw Me Near to Thee, to Thy Bless­ed Side
Fear Not, Dear Friend, Though Tem­pests Break
Fear Not, Thou Care Worn One
Fear Not Though Tem­pest’s
Fear Not, to Tread Life’s Road
Fear Thou Not, for I Am with Thee
Fill My Days, Dear Lord, with Light
Follow, Follow Where the Mas­ter Lead­eth
For Me the Hea­vy Cross He Bore
For the Har­bor Home of the Glo­ry Land
Forsake Me Not, Dear Sav­ior
Forth to the Bat­tle of Christ
Forward, For­ward, Lo the Ba­ttle’s Rag­ing
Forward, the Mas­ter Calls You
Fret Not, Though Days Are Dreary
From Day to Day, Along Your Way
Give Me Thy Love, Dear Sav­ior
Give Thy Life to Je­sus, Tell Him
Give Us, Lord, Thy Ho­ly Spirit
Give Us the Bat­tle, Lord Je­ho­vah
Gladly the Bells Are Ring­ing
Go Forth for Christ, and La­bor
Go in the Strength of the Mas­ter
Go Reap, for the Har­vest
Go Tell to the Na­tions in Dar­kness
Go with Christ’s Own Lov­ing Spirit
Go with the Won­der­ful Sto­ry
Go Ye Forth to Ev­ery Na­tion
God Is Our Re­fuge, in Him We Abide
Grant Us Thy Bless­ing, Dear Lord
Guide Thou My Steps, I Cry to Thee
Hail Morn­ing Voic­es, Ring Out
Hail to Our Ris­en Sav­ior
Hark, the Bells Are Ring­ing, Sweet and Low
Hark, the Bells, I Hear Them Chim­ing
Hark, the Call, the Bu­gle’s Sound­ing
Has Thy Life a Hid­den So­rrow
Have Joy in Thy La­bor
Have You Found That Friend and Sav­ior
Have You Found the Peace That Pass­eth Un­der­stand­ing?
Have You Found the Sav­ior, Bro­ther
Have You Found the Sav­ior Pre­cious
He Heal­eth the Brok­en Heart­ed
He Is Come, He Is Come
He Know­eth Thy Grief, He Know­eth Thy Care
He Lead­eth Me, My Lord and King
He Mak­eth the Storm a Calm
He Shall Feed His Flock Like a Shep­herd
Hear the Mer­ry Ro­bins Sing­ing
Hear the Tramp of Ar­mies March­ing
Hearing the Bless­ed Sto­ry
Help Us, O Lord, For Our Strength
Here Am I, My Sav­ior
Here to Thy H­oly Tem­ple
High in the Tree­top
Hold Up His Stand­ard
How Good It Is, How Sweet It Is
How Hap­py Must the Child­ren Dear
How Sweet Are the Words
Humbly, Dear Lord, I Wait
Humbly, O Lord, I Wait Be­side
I Am Com­ing Home, Dear Sav­ior
I Am Hap­py, O So Hap­py
I Am Walk­ing in the Sun­shine
I Be­long to the King
I Can­not Drift Be­yond Thy Love
I Cannot Tell How Won­der­ful
I Cannot Tell What Fu­ture Days
I Cling to Thee, Dear Sav­ior
I Have a Friend
I Have a Home, a Home on High
I Have a Little Light
I Have Found a Bless­ed Ha­ven
I Have Found a Friend in Je­sus, and I Love Him
I Have Trust­ed in Thy Mer­cy
I Know Not Now What Peri­ls Lie Along My Way
I Know Not What Li­eth Be­fore Me
I Trust Thee, Dear Sav­ior
I Will Call Up­on the Lord
I Will Cling to Thy Hand
I Will Do All I Can in My Nar­row Sphere
I Will Fol­low Thee, My Sav­ior, Though the Days
I Will Lay My Cares on Je­sus
I Will Love Thee, O My Sav­ior
I Will Praise Thee, O Lord
I Will Praise Thee, O, My Sav­ior
I Will Sing of Thy Pow­er
I Will Trust the Lord For­ev­er
I Will Wait up­on the Lord
If Je­sus Should Call You Today
If the Days Are Dreary
I’ll Not Be Dis­cour­aged
I’m Near­er My Home To­day
I’m Near­ing the Gates of the C­ity of Light
In the Full­ness of His Mer­cy
In the Morn­ing, in the Morn­ing
In the Sha­dow of Thy Wings Dearest Sav­ior
In Thy Pre­sence, O My Sav­ior
Into Thy King­dom of Peace and Love
It Was So Little, the Kind­ness You Offered
It’s Just B­efore Christ­mas
I’ve a Pre­cious, Price­less Trea­sure
I’ve Given My Heart to Je­sus
Je­sus Christ with Death Hath Striv­en
Je­sus I My Sins Con­fess­ing
Je­sus Is Here, Is Not Your Heart Burn­ing?
Je­sus Is My Help­er, Mighty and Strong
Je­sus Is Ris­­en!
Je­sus Is Will­ing to Save and to Bless You
Je­sus, Sav­ior, Hear and Help
Je­sus, Sav­ior, We Are Com­ing, All Thy Child­ren
Joy, Joy, Joy, Hark, How the Bells
Joyfully, Joy­ful­ly Sing­ing, Join In
Joyfully March­ing On­ward
Just a Drop of W­ater from a Sum­mer Show­er
Just a Word of Pi­ty
Just One Word from Thee
Keep a Song of Glad­ness Ring­ing
King Je­sus Calls for Volunteer
Knights of the New Cru­sade
Lay Aside Thy Fears, O Pil­grim
Lead Me, Ev­er Lead Me
Leaning on Thy Breast, My Sav­ior
Leave Me Not, O Pre­cious Sav­ior
Let Me Trust Thee, Je­sus, Sav­ior
Let Me Walk with Thee, Dear Sav­ior
Let Us Bright­en All Life’s Pathway
Let Us Do What We Can for Je­sus
Let Us Keep the Love­light
Let Your Heart Be Glad
Life Has Its Sha­dy Side
Lift Aloft the Ban­ner of Our Lord and King
Lift Thy Face to the Light!
Lift Up the Ban­ner of Je­ho­vah
Lift Up the Ban­ner of Je­sus
Lift Your Heart to Je­sus When the Sha­dows Ga­ther
Little Boy in Our Town, A
Little by Lit­tle We’re Build­ing a Tem­ple
Little Evan­gels for Thee, Dear Sav­ior
Lo We Come a Child­ish Band
Long Ago at the Even­tide
Long I’ve Wan­­dered
Lord Je­sus, I Come in My Dark­ness
Lord Je­sus, I Come in My Dark­ness to Thee
Lord Je­sus, I Love Thee, Thy Laws I’ll Obey
Lord Je­sus, We Are March­ing
Loyal Army Ga­thers All over This Broad Land, A
Loyal to Je­sus This Be
My Sins Are For­giv­en, My Soul Is at Rest
Nearer to Thee, Pre­cious Sav­ior
Nearer to Thee, Pre­cious Sav­ior Draw Me Near­er
Nearer to Thy Side, Dear Sav­ior
No Night Within That Glor­i­ous Home
Not What I Long to Do
Now Raise a Joy­ous An­them
O Come, Let Us Wor­ship Our Sav­ior
O Happy Land, So Far Away
O Hearts, Re­joice
O How Sweet to Think That Some­time
O I Love to Think of the Home Above
O Low­ly Ser­vant of Thy King
O Sinner, the Har­vest Is Pass­ing
O Star of Match­less Splen­dor
O the Lark Sings in the Morn­ing
On the Travel-Worn Road in the Old­en Time
Once Again We’ve Met
Once More the Child­ren’s Sab­bath Day
Only a Co­ntrite Sin­ner
Only a Little Deed of Kind­ness
Only a Lit­tle While Here Be­low to Watch and Serve
Only a Lit­tle Word Ten­der­ly Spok­en
Only a Touch of Thy Hand, Dear Lord
Only to Trust Thee, Je­sus My Sav­ior
Only to Wait at Thy Feet, Dear Lord
Onward, Christ­ian Work­ers
Onward For­ev­er
Onward, On­ward, Joy­ful­ly We Go, Dear Sav­ior
Onward We Are Marc­hing ’Neath
Out of the Dark­ness of Sor­row and Pain
Out of the Sha­dows, Into
Over the Hill­tops the Morn­ing
Over the Si­lent Sea
Over There Are Ma­ny Man­sions
Praise to the Friend of the Child­ren
Praise Ye the Lord For­ev­er
Precious Is the Pro­mise Giv­en
Put Your Shoul­der ’Neath the Burden
Ready Now, Stea­dy Now, Every Gal­lant Knight
Ready, Rea­dy, Shall the Watch­word
Rest from Thy Sor­row He’ll Give Thee
Rest in the Lord and Pa­tient­ly Wait
Ring Out the Glad Car­ols
Ring, Ye Bells of Chris­tmas
Safe in the Fold of the Mas­ter
Scatter Golden Sun­beams
Scatter Love’s Sun­beams as On­ward
Scattering Deeds of Love Like Flow­ers
See the Gold­en Light
Seeking for Je­sus, the Won­drous Phy­si­cian
Send the Bless­ings All Around You
Send Us Forth
Serve with Glad­ness Christ the King
Shine, Little Sun­beams, Shine
Shoulder to Shoul­der, Stand in the Bat­tle
Sing a Song of Birth­day Ban­ners
Sing When the Dark Clouds Low­er
Sing Ye His Prais­es, Christ the Re­deem­er
Slain for the Sins of the World Was He
So Much to Do for Je­sus
Soldiers of Je­sus, March­ing
Somebody’s Pray­ing for You (© 1935)
Something to Do for the Mas­ter
Speak, O Lord, Thy voice Obeying
Spread the Light of Joy about You
Stars of De­cem­ber
Steady, Bro­ther, Stea­dy
Step Over the Line, My Bro­ther
Swing, Lit­tle Blos­soms, the Sun­shine Is Fall­ing
Swing, Snowy Lil­­ies
Take Hold of the Pro­mise of Je­sus
Teach Me Thy Way, Dear Sav­ior
Tell the Gos­pel Story, Far and Near
Tell to Je­sus All Your Sor­row
The Blood, the Blood Hath Cleansed
The Blos­soms Swing­ing in the Light
The Lord Is My Hope and Sal­va­tion
The Lord Is My Re­fuge, in Him Will I Hide
The Lord Is My Strength
The Morn­ing Breaks, Behold Its Rays
The Or­der Went Forth
There Are Lambs Astray
There Is a Bright, Gold­en Shore
There Is a Ci­ty Out Over There
There Is a Fair, Sweet, Hap­py Land
There Is a Place Pre­pared
There Is a Re­fuge, Sweet, Se­cure
There Is Joy in the Love of Je­sus
There Is Rest in Him When Life’s Cares Op­press
There Is Rest, There Is Peace in the Pro­mise
There Shall Be Rest for Wea­ry
There’ll Be No Night there
There’s a Beau­ti­ful Home That Awaits Us There
There’s a Bright and Hap­py Home
There’s a Far Off Hap­py Shore
There’s a Fount of Love Filled
There’s a Home That Waits for Me
There’s a Man­sion Over Yon­der
There’s a Mighty Ar­my March­ing, Mar­shaled
There’s a Peaceful Shin­ing
There’s a Place in the Mas­ter’s Vine­yard
There’s a Song, When Morn Is Break­ing
There’s a Thought That Cheers Me Ev­er
There’s Light in the Hea­vens
There’s No Other Sav­ior
They Shall Walk with Me in White
Thou Art My Hope When the Days Are Drea­ry
Thou Art My Re­fuge, Dear Sav­ior
Thou That Go­eth Forth and Weep­eth
Though Dark the Path­way, Je­sus Is Our Light
Though I Walk Through Death’s Dark Val­ley
Thronging About Him, the Peo­ple Pressed
Thy Field Is Wide, My Fa­ther
Thy Will, Dear Lord, Be Done
Thy Word, Dear Sav­ior, Is a Light
To Him That O’er­com­eth, the Lord Will Give
To the Love of the Father Thy Heart Un­seal
To Thee, Dear Lord I Lift
To Thee We Come, Dear Sav­ior
Toil On­ward and Up­ward, Be True to Your God
Toiling To­ge­ther with God
Trust Thy Fa­ther, Ever Trust Him
Trusting in Thy Pro­mise
Turn to Je­sus, He Will Save Thee
Under the Banner of Je­sus
Unto Thee, in Life’s Fair Morning
Unto Thee, O My Strength Will I Sing
Up in the Old Ma­ple There Rocks and Swings
Wait on the Lord
Waiting at the Gates of Hea­ven
Walking by Faith in the Mas­ter’s Love
Walking in the Light
Wash Me in Thy Blood
We Are Bought with a Price, We Are Not Our Own
We Are Go­ing Home to the Land of Light
We Are Lit­tle Pil­grims, March­ing Hand in Hand
We Are Lit­tle Sol­diers Toil­ing
We Are Lit­tle Sow­ers
We Are Lit­tle Toil­ers, For Our Lord and King
We Are Sol­diers True in the Ar­my
We Are Toil­ing in Life’s Har­vest
We Praise Thee, Dear Sav­ior
We Shall Reap What We Sow in the Har­vest Time
We Shall Sing the Glad, New Song
We Will Shine for Christ Our Sav­ior
Welcome Even­ing Sha­dows, Wel­come Twi­light Gray
Welcome, Sweet Sab­bath of Beauty
We’re Shin­ing for Je­sus
What a Com­fort to Know That He Loves Me
What Are You Giv­ing to Je­sus
What Does It Mat­ter if God Walks with Thee
What if Here My Path Is Sha­dowed
What Is That Light O’er
What Makes the Christ­ian Hap­py
What of the Night, O Watch­man
What Though Cares and Tri­als Meet Us
What Though Clouds May Ga­ther
What Though the Days Be Drea­ry
What Though the Way Be Wea­ry
Whate’er Thou Sow­est, Thou Must Reap
Whatsoever Be Thy Grief
When the Sha­dows Deep Are Fall­ing
When the Waves of My Sor­row O’er­whelm Me
When We All Shall Ga­ther Home
When We Enter the Por­tals of Glory Where
Where Art Thou Sow­ing Today for Je­sus
Where Does She Wan­der
Where Does She Wan­der This Drea­ry Night
Where the Saved Their Joys Are Tell­ing
Where’er My Foot­steps Wan­der
Wheresoever Thou Lead­eth Over vale and Hill
Who Can Tell the Bound­less
Why Art Thou Wan­der­ing Alone in the Dark­ness?
Wonderful Star, Lo, I Fo­llow Thy Guid­ing
Work for the Mas­ter
Work Work for Je­sus
Working for Je­sus
Worn with Thy Wan­der­ings
Worthy to Be Praised
Would You Learn a Se­cret Sweet?

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See Reed, Ida L. (Ida Lillard), 1865-1951


Texts by Ida L. Reed Smith (4)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
I belong to the King, I'm a child of His loveIda Reed Smith, 1865-1951 (Author)English2
It was so little, the kindness you offeredIda L. Reed Smith (Author)English1
It's just before Christmas and nobody knowsMiss Ida Reed Smith (Author)English1
Tu pueblo jubilosoIda Reed Smith (Author)Spanish2
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