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All Things Are Different In Heaven

Author: J. Lawrence Deavers Hymnal: CC2002a #49 (2002) First Line: A blind man had lived for his Savior Refrain First Line: For all things are different in Heaven Languages: English Tune Title: [A blind man had lived for his Savior]

I Hear Sweet Singing

Author: Walter E. Howell Hymnal: CC2002a #101 (2002) First Line: A lonesome feeling comes stealing when I think of the past Refrain First Line: I hear sweet singing in tones Lyrics: 1 A lonesome feeling comes stealing when I think of the past, Days of childhood when life was full and free, full and free, I see the old home and loved ones of the long, long ago, And the voices I loved come back to me. Refrain: I hear sweet singing (Of love and duty,) in tones, (of matchless beauty,) Voices from the other shore; (Bright shore;) The mem'ry lingers (And makes me ponder,) of days, (we'll spend up yonder, Where I'll see their forms once more. (Again once more.) 2 I seem to see them around the hearth-stone when day is done, Singing praises to Christ of Calvary, Calvary; I seem to hear them again as they burst forth in a song, Voices blending in sweetest harmony. [Refrain] 3 The voices of those I loved are silent now that they've gone, Only mem'ries remain to bless and burn, bless and burn; This hope I charish: to meet them yonder in gloryland, Since they've gone on that trip of no return. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [A lonesome feeling comes stealing when I think of the past]

There Will Be Light

Author: Jennie Wilson Hymnal: CC2002a #72 (2002) First Line: After the lifepaths we're treading Refrain First Line: There will be light at the river Languages: English Tune Title: [After the lifepaths we're treading]

We Believe

Author: M. Lynwood Smith Hymnal: CC2002a #40 (2002) First Line: Again, O precious Savior, In mem'ry we have met Languages: English Tune Title: [Again, O precious Savior]

Watching You

Hymnal: CC2002a #22 (2002) First Line: All along on the road to the soul's true abode Refrain First Line: Watching you, watching you Languages: English Tune Title: [All along on the road to the soul's true abode]

Jesus Is Lord Of All

Author: William J. Gaither and Gloria Gaither Hymnal: CC2002a #44 (2002) First Line: All my tomorrows, all my past, Jesus is Lord of all Refrain First Line: King of kings, Lord of lords Languages: English Tune Title: LORD OF ALL

Almost Persuaded

Author: Philip P. Bliss Hymnal: CC2002a #113 (2002) First Line: "Almost persuaded" now to believe Languages: English Tune Title: [Almost persuaded now to believe] (Bliss)

He Is The King

Author: K. Wayne Guffey Hymnal: CC2002a #179 (2002) First Line: Amazing grace that saved a wretch Refrain First Line: All power and honor and glory to Him! Languages: English Tune Title: [Amazing grace that saved a wretch]

Thank God For The Cross

Author: M. Lynwood Smith Hymnal: CC2002a #184 (2002) First Line: Around ev'rywhere men are lost in despair Refrain First Line: Still it stands today, tow'ring over our way Lyrics: 1 Around ev'rywhere men are lost in despair, and it seems hopeless and so drear; They know not their fate, and it's growing so late and they surely will feel their loss, But there is a way, and it's only the way for the lost and the sinful here, There's no other hope for the souls who grope, but the cross, the old rugged cross. 2 With all man can do, he can never undo all the wretchedness sin had made; There's no remedy if we leave Calvary, for your soul with its sinful gloss; The Lord took my blame, and He died for my shame, and the judgment of God was stayed; When He died that day, He my debt did pay; oh, thank God, thank God for the cross! Languages: English Tune Title: [Around ev'rywhere men are lost in despair]

"Well Done, My Child"

Author: Byron Faust Hymnal: CC2002a #230 (2002) First Line: As I go winding my way to glory land Refrain First Line: "Well done, my Child," my Lord will say Languages: English Tune Title: [As I go winding my way to glory land]