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Singing I Go
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Author Eliza Edmunds Hewitt Eliza Edmunds Hewitt's bio information June 28, 1851 - April 24, 1920 Born: June 28, 1851, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Died: April 24, 1920, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Buried: Woodlands Cemetery, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Pseudonym: Lidie H. Edmunds. After graduation from school, Eliza began teaching. However, her career was cut short by a serious spinal problem. She partially recovered, but was an invalid most of her life. She then turned to hymn writing, which ran in the family—her cousin was hymnist Edgar Stites. Eliza lived all her life in in Philadelphia, where she was Sunday School superintendent at the Northern Home for Friendless Children, and later at the Calvin Presbyterian Church. She was also a regular contributor to Sunday-school Helps. Hymns All for Christ All over the World Beautiful Robes Beautiful Star Blessing in Prayer, A Brighter Are the Sunbeams By Grace I Will Calvary’s Stream Is Flowing Carry the Light Come, for All Things Are Ready! Come unto Me Everlasting Hymn, The Father All Holy For God So Loved the World Give Me Thy Heart Go and Tell Others the Story Good News Helpers Are Needed Him That Cometh unto Me I Love Jesus I Would Be True to Christ My Lord In a Little While We’re Going Home Let the Joy Overflow Listen to the Blessed Invitation Message from the King, A Mine, Still Mine More About Jesus Move Forward My Faith Has Found a Resting Place O for a Heart That Is Whiter Than Snow Once My Way Was Dark and Dreary Peaceful the Wondrous Night Safe in the Shepherd’s Care Saved from the Wreck Seek Ye First Since He Came into My Heart Sing Away the Shadows Singing I Go Somebody Else Needs a Blessing Sometime Speak for Jesus Stepping in the Light Sunshine in My Soul Tell the Whole Wide World There’s an Hour Which No Man Knoweth Things Worth While Trusting On Under the Blood Victory in Jesus What a Savior Is Mine! When Jesus Speaks When We All Get to Heaven Who Will Follow Jesus? Will There Be Any Stars? Win the World for Christ Winning Souls for Jesus Source: http://www.cyberhymnal.org/bio/h/e/w/hewitt_ees.html
Composer William James Kirkpatrick William James Kirkpatrick's bio information February 27, 1838 - September 20, 1921 Born: February 27, 1838, Duncannon, Pennsylvania. Died: September 20, 1921, Germantown, Pennsylvania. Buried: Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Son of a school teacher and musician, Kirkpatrick grew up in a musical atmosphere. In 1854, he went to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to study music and learn a trade; he spent over three years as a carpenter. But he was more interested in music than mechanics, devoting all his leisure time to its study. His ambition at the time was to become a violinist. In 1855, Kirkpatrick joined the Wharton Street Methodist Episcopal Church in Philadelphia, and from then on devoted himself mostly to sacred music, giving his services to the choir and Sunday school. As there were few church organs in that day, his violin and cello were in constant demand for choir rehearsals, singing societies, and church programs. During this time he wrote a number of unpublished hymn tunes and anthems. Kirkpatrick studied vocal music under Professor T. Bishop, then a leading oratorio and ballad singer, and became a member of the Harmonia and Handel and Haydn Sacred Music Societies, where he heard the greatest singers of the day and became familiar with the principal choral works of the great composers. Kirkpatrick’s first published composition was “When the Spark of Life Is Waning,” which appeared around 1858 in the Musical Pioneer in New York. He went on to publish about 50 hymn collections, many in collaboration with John Sweney. His works include: The Wells of Salvation: Songs for the Sabbath School (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: John J. Hood, 1881) (with John Sweney) Winning Songs (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: John J. Hood, 1892) (with John Sweney & Henry Gilmour) Songs of Love and Praise, No. 3 (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: John J. Hood, 1896) (with John Sweney & Henry Gilmour) Glorious Praise, with Howard Doane (Louisville, Kentucky: The Baptist Book Concern, 1904) Revival Melodies, 1921 (editor) Waves of Glory No. 2, 1921 (editor) Music All over the World Alone with God Beautiful Robes Beautiful Sabbath Blessed Be the Name Blessing in Prayer, A By Grace I Will Calling for You Calvary’s Stream Is Flowing Come, for All Things Are Ready Come, Lord, and Let Thy Pow'r Comforter Has Come, The Cradle Song Dear Jesus, Canst Thou Help Me? Dear to the Heart of the Shepherd Deeper Yet Father All Holy Gathering Out of Tears Give Me Thy Heart Glory To God, Hallelujah God So Loved the World Greenwell Hallelujah! Amen! Hear and Answer Prayer He Hideth My Soul He Is All in All to Me Healing at the Fountain His Grace Aboundeth More I’ll Bear It, Lord, for Thee In Bethany In the Book Which Thou Art Keeping In the Twinkling of an Eye Jesus, My Only Hope Jesus Understands! Keep in the Line Keep Me Ever Close To Thee Landås Lead Me to Calvary Let the Light Stream In Like as a Father Listen to the Blessed Invitation Lo! the Golden Fields Are Smiling Lord, I’m Coming Home Meet Me There Moline No King but Christ O to Abide in Jesus O to Be Like Thee! On the Cross of Calvary Only His Love Open Bible for the World, An Praise Jehovah Praise Ye the Lord Redeemed Salvation Saved to the Uttermost Saxony Sing, My Soul! Sing unto God Singing I Go Sometime Stepping in the Light Ten Thousand Thanks to Jesus Thy Holy Spirit, Lord, Alone ’Tis Burning in My Soul ’Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus True Shepherd, The ’Twill All Be Right at Last Under the Blood Wait, and Murmur Not Watch and Pray Watchman, Blow the Gospel Trumpet We Have an Anchor We Walk by Faith Welcome for Me When Love Shines In When the Bridegroom Comes You May Have the Joy-Bells Source: http://www.cyberhymnal.org/bio/k/i/r/kirkpatrick_wj.html
Arranger A. H. M. A. H. M.'s bio information June 27, 1960 - Born in the Van Wert Ohio Hospital on June 27, 1960, Alvin (Bud) Herman Manz, Jr. was the 3rd of 4 sons born to Betty Manz and firstborn to her second husband, Alvin. His older siblings, John Paul Rose, Jr. (1956) and Joseph Henry Rose (1957), were born to John Paul Rose. In 1958, John Sr. passed away leaving Betty with 2 little boys to care for until she met Alvin Manz and got married to him on October 3, 1959. Bud's younger sibling, Robert James Manz, Sr., was born on August 23, 1961. Bud never married, instead lives with his father just south of Defiance Ohio.
Lyrics The trusting heart to Jesus clings, Nor any ill forbodes, But at the cross of Calv'ry sings, Praise God for lifted loads! The passing days bring many cares, "Fear not," I hear Him say, And when my fears are turned to pray'rs, The burdens slip away. He tells me of my Father's love, And never-slumb'ring eye, My everlasting King above Will all my needs supply. When to the throne of grace I flee, I find the promise true, The mighty arms upholding me Will bear my burdens too. Chorus: Singing I go along life's road, Praising the Lord, praising the Lord, Singing I go along life's road, For Jesus has lifted my load.

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