Living stories of famous hymns / by Emurian, Ernest K.

Table of Contents: “…A mighty fortress is our God -- Abide with me -- Alas and did my saviour bleed -- Amazing grace -- America -- America the beautiful -- Another year is dawning -- Blessed assurance, Jesus is mine -- Blest be the tie that binds -- Break thou the bread of life -- Come thou fount of every blessing -- Father whate'er of earthly bliss -- From Greenland's icy mountains -- God be with you till we meet again -- God of our fathers known of old -- God moves in a mysterious way -- Hark! The herald angels sing -- He leadeth me, o blessed thought -- I need thee every hour -- In the cross of Christ I glory -- Into the woods my master went -- It is well with my soul -- Jesus calls us o'er the tumult -- Just as I am without one plea -- Lead kindly light -- Lead on O king eternal -- Let the lower lights be burning -- Master the tempest is raging -- More love to thee, O Christ -- My faith looks up to thee -- Nearer my God to thee -- O Jesus thou art standing -- O little town of Bethlehem -- O love that wilt not let me go -- Onward Christian soldiers -- Peace perfect peace -- Rescue the perishing -- Rock of ages -- Safe in the arms of Jesus -- Saved by grace -- Shall we gather at the river -- Silent night, holy night -- Stand up, stand up for Jesus -- The church in the wildwood -- The ninety and nine -- The old rugged cross -- The sweet by and by -- This is my father's world -- What a friend we have in Jesus -- When I survey the wondrous cross.…”

Heritage songster; 320 folk and familiar songs

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A family Christmas /

Table of Contents: “…Buck -- Christmas Day at sea / Joseph Conrad -- Christmas / Vladimir Nabokov -- A Christmas memory / Truman Capote -- Blond / Natasha Trethewey -- All I want for Christmas is you / Mariah Carey & Walter Afanasieff -- Hark! The herald angels sing / Charles Wesley, George Whitefield & Martin Madan, and Felix Mendelssohn -- Peace / Henry Vaughan -- Letter to John Hancock / George Washington -- Christmas bells / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- The Christmas truce, World War I (from The London Times) -- Letter to Tommy, World War II / Lt. …”