Felix Mendelssohn

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Live Through Me, Lord

Lyricist: S. T. P.

O lovely Bridegroom, we long for Thy returning

Lyricist: S. T. P.

Still, still with Thee, when purple morning breaketh

Lyricist: Harriet Beecher Stowe

Be all at rest, my soul! Oh! blessed secret

Lyricist: F. H. Allen

Flow through me, Lord, a weak and earthly vessel

Lyricist: Anonymous

Hark! the herald angels sing

Lyricist: Charles Wesley

My Soul Before Thee Prostrate Lies

Lyricist: Christian Richter (1676–1711)

Come, Savior, Jesus, from Above

Lyricist: Antoinette Bourignon, 1640

Dear Ties of Mutual Succor Bind

Lyricist: William Bryant, ca. 1836

The Earth Is Hushed in Silence

Lyricist: Anonymous, 1897

O Sad-Faced Mourners

Lyricist: May Smith, 1893

To Veil Thy Truth

Lyricist: Thomas Higginson, 1847

Still, Still with Thee

Lyricist: Harriet Stowe, 1855

Tell Me, Ye Wingèd Winds

Lyricist: Charles Mackay, 1841

Christ Is Coming (Ostrom)

Lyricist: Henry Ostrom, 1905

Lyricist: Horatius Bonar, 1857

How Lost Was My Condition

Lyricist: John Newton, 1779

I Hear Thy Voice

Lyricist: Marion Ham, 1912

As Pants the Hart for Streams

Lyricist: From Psalm 42

Christ the Lord Is Risen Today (Storrs)

Lyricist: Mary Storrs, 1880

Come, O Lord, Like Morning Sunlight

Lyricist: Milton Littlefield, 1927

Father, in Thy Presence Now

Lyricist: Anonymous, before 1850

How Long, O Lord?

Lyricist: James Deck, 1838

I Bless the Christ of God

Lyricist: Horatius Bonar, 1861

Crown with Thy Benediction

Lyricist: John Greenwood (1828–1905)

Dead Be My Heart to All Below

Lyricist: Isaac Watts (1674–1705)

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