| Wath 124 Nel ARRAN GEMENTS for Men’s Voices No. 2 by Wayne Hooper H we | Pa f | en J & See Jy £I Aim I a Soldier of the Cross? Arrangenent Copyright 1058, by KEY mUsTC co ISAAC WATTS THOMAS A. ARNE Arr, by Wayne Hooper — 1 Ia sol-dier of the cross, A fol-lower of the Lamb, 2.Must I be car-ried to the skies,On flow-'ry beds of ease, And shall I fear to own His cause, Or blush to speak His name? While oth-ers fought to win the prize, And sailed tho’ blood-y seas? 2 U 3. Are there no foes for me to face?Must I not stem the flood? Is this vile world a friend to grace, To help me on to God? SSS SS Tie 4. Sure 1 must fight,if 1 would reign; In-crease my cour-age, Lord; bh \ 2 —— as === eas + V’ll bear the toil, en-dure the pain, Sup-port-ed by Thy word. See ppAwake, Ye Saints Arvangenent Covyright 1959, by KEY MUSIC CO. PHILIP DODDRIDGE LOWELL MASON arr, by Wayne Hooper 1. A- wake, ye’ saints, and raise your eyes, And raise your voic-es high; ——s Se eee Te A + wake, and praise that sov-ereig love That shows sal-va- tion nigh; A - wake,and praise that sovereign love That shows sal- va - tion nigh. a) re 1 fly; 2, Be - hold * 1 come, the Sav-iour cries, On wings of love come,dear Lord, my soul re~plies, And bring sal- va- tion nigh. ap == (| come,dear Lord, ay soul re-plies, And bring sal-va - tion migh,eee gis ! fb Es rae ; 3. Then, wait-ingbreth-ren, let us sing, He will (He will) not tar-ry long, + =e: - And fill with joy thehours that bring The glo - ry of our song. =_—= gs ¢ J i) A at Z 2. - And fill with joy the hours that bring The glo-ry of our song. 2 J 3 For the Beauty of the Earth Arrangement Copyright 1930, by REY POLLIOT 8. PIERPOINY ®rom a chorale by CONRAD KOCIIER Arr. by Wayne Hooper © ca, Sp beau-ty of the earth, For the glo-~ry of the skics, 2. For the beau-ty of each hour Of the day and of the nignt, 3. Por the gift of Thy dear Son, For the hope of heaven at last, i — * For the love which from our birth 0 - ver and a-round us lies: Hill and vale, and tree and flower, Sun and moon,and stars of light: Por the Spir-it?s vice Lory wou, Hor the crum when life is past r | oa) Lord of all, to Thee we raise This our hywn of gr =a4 Children of the Heavenly Father Arrangement Copyright 1989, by KEY MUSIC CO, CAROLINA SANDELL BERG Swedish Folk Melody Arr. by Wayne Hooper 1. Children of the heavenly Fa-ther, Safe-ly in His bos-om gath- er; Nest-ling bird nor star in heay-en, Such a re-fuge eer was giv - en, 2 Goi His own doth tend and Tn Wis bo ~ Ly courts they flour-ish; T Prom all @ - vil thingsHe sparesthen, In His might-y arms He bears them, == 3, Praise the Lord in joy-ful numb - ers; Your Pro- ta: Hn. lor nev-er slumb-ers, te ds ba Z Dy ia = z Will of your De-tend-er, liv'-ry foe-man mst surima He tak- eth, God His chil-dren ne er for-sak- eth, 4. Though He giv-eth, or 5 Holy, Holy, Holy eae Coprriaht 1980, hy KRY WostC co REGINALD HEBER JOHN B. DYKES Arr. by Wayne Hooper =| ho - ly! Lord God Al - might - y! ho - ly! An - gels a -dore Thee, ly!—— Though dark-ness hide Thee, a | at $— = £ zis a SSS Ear - ly in the morn - ing our song shallrise to Thee; Cast-ing down their bright crowns a-round the glass -y¥ sea; ‘Though the eye of man Thy great glo-ry may not see = SSeS = = eo iz E Ho - ly, ho- ly, ho - ly, mer ~ci-ful and might - yt Thousands, and ten thou - sands wor - ship low be - fore Thee, on - ly ‘Thou art ho - ly; there is none be - side Thee,— ; ; Fiat 2 : : 1 ——. e= =e Se io. (2 God 9 - ver all who rules e - ter - ni - ty! Which, wert, and art, and ey - er - more shalt be. Per fect in power, in love and pu - ri - ty. = === T —6 Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing, ROBERT ROBINSON ASAHEL NETTLETON Arr, by Wayne Hooper Sing 2nd Stanza in Unison * 1. Come, Thou fount of ey-ery blessing, Tune my heart to sing Thy grace; 2.Here I raise my Eb-en = # = zer, With-er by Thy help I've come | Streams of mer - cy, _nev-er ceas - ing, Call for songs of loud-est praise. and I hope by Thy good pleas-ure Safe-ly to ar-rive at home Tach me ey - er to a-dore Thee, May [ still Thy good-ness prove, Je; sus sought me when a strancker, Wag-dering from the fold of” God; 5 , While the hope of end-less glo- ry, Fillsmy heart with joy and love. He to res-cue me from dan-ger In-ter-posed His pre-cious blood. = 3. 0, to grace how great a debi-or Dai-ly I’m con-strained to be! Hl [nan IP) ce ree ae Let Thy good -ness, like a fet-ter, Bind me clox- er still to Thee. oo) SSS fo Is Pap ;Prone to wan-der, Lord, I feel it, Prone to leave the God I love; == Here's my heart, 0, take and seal it; Seal it for Thy courts a - ove. More Love to Thee Arrangenent Copyright 195%, by KEY MUSIC 0. DONE: Arr, by Wayne Hooper love to Thee, Q Christ! More love to earth- ly joy I craved, Sought peace and shall my lat- est breath Whis - per Thy make On bend - ed knee. seek, Give what is best. heart shall im this is my ear -nest plea, More ‘This all my prayer shall be, More 0 Christ, to Thea, This still its prayer shall be, More 0 Christ, to Thee, © Christ, to Thee, = 6 on ee eee a_} love to More love to ‘Thee!Come, Ye Faithful Arrangement Copyright 1959, by KEY MUSIC CO. JOHN of DAMASCUS ARTHUR, 8. SULLIVAN Tr. by John M, Neale arr, sy Wayne Hooper a 1. Come ye faith - ful,raise the strain Of tri-wum-phant glad -ness! 2.'Tis the spring of souls to-day: Christ hath burst His pris - on, tp a_i God hath brought His peo-ple forth In- to joy from sad - ness. From the frost and gloom of death Light and life have ris - en, Now re - joice Je - ru-sa- lem, And with true af ~ fec = Lion All the win = ter of our sins, Long and dark is fly - ing Wel-come in un-wea-ried strains Je-sus’ res - ur - rec - tion, From His light to whom we give Thanks and praise un - dy - ing. To our King im-mor- tal, Who, tri-um - phant borstthe bars of the S—== tomb's dark por-tal; °Al-le-lu - ia! with the Son, God the Pa - ther prais-ing; Al-le- lu - ial yet a-eain To the Spir-it rais- ing. Come, Thou Almighty King Arrangement Copyright 1959, by KEY MUSIC Co. Anonymous, FELICE de GIARDINI arr. by Wayne Hooper | | ai SSE se wighi Sz, etnies nang? ww Sate Gms “forecen ay general might - y One, On earth Thy oe Bae = —-2————— Help us to praise, Fa - ther all glo - ri-ous, O'er all vic In this glad hour; Thou who al-might-y art, Rule now in From shore to shore. Thy sov-ereigi maj - es- ty May we in : 3 to - ri-ous, Come and reign o - ver us, An-cient of days. ev - ery heart, And ne'er from us de-part, Spir-it of poyer. elo - y see, and lo e+ ter-ni- ty Love and a- dore10 How Cheering Ts the Christian’s Hope Arrangement Copyright 1959, by KEY MUSIC Co. ANON. S. HIBBARD Arr, by Wayne Hooper [ee cold jo aie perl ttt = + 1. How cheer - ing is the Christ - tian’s hope, While toll 2 ing It buoys us up While It _ be - low! It buys us up while pass-ing thro’ this (an _ —— — | a | pass-ing thro’ this wild-er-ness of woe, buoys us up while pass -ing thro’ this woe, Tt buoys us up while passing thro! wild- er-ness of ee ss 6 T T Tt buoys us up while pass-ing thr woe, this wild-er-ness of woe. this wild-er-ness of woe. a eee = 2 = — ae 4 | Bee ea : 4 - Where we shall meet Fone christ will reign; Where Where we shallmeet the loved of earth, and_— ++ sf Ez = + = == ee loved of earth and ney-er part a cd gain, Where: we shall meet the loved of earth a - gain, Where Where we shall meet and nev- ar part oa = nev- er part we shall rain, meet the loved of earthand nev-er part and nev-er part a - gain. —— ¥, see Thee We We long to quick - — ly come! We long to see Thee as Thou art, and as Thou art, and reach that bliss-ful We long to see Thee as Thou art at home. We We jong to see and. reach that bliss-ful ful home, We * reach that bliss SS a— long to see Thee as Thou art,and reach that bliss - ful home! homey: ~ and reach that bliss - ful home!IL Jesus, These Eyes Have Never Seen Arrangenent Copyright 1959, by KEY MSIC CO. RAY PALMER J.B. DYKES Arr. by Wayne Hooper << tt LL Him —_____ Je - sus these eyes have nev- er seen That ra-diant. r ag 2 see Thee not, I. hear Thee not. Yet Thou art == a tim = ‘ The veil of sense hangs dark ween Thy bless - ed and mine. And earth has ne'er st As where I meet with Thee — os == = : oy — =e 3. Like sam: bright dream that comes un-soueht, When slum-bers o! er me roll, Thine i- mage ev- er fills thought, And charms. my ray ~ ou 4. Yet though I not seen, and still Must rest in faith a- LMS lone, T love Thee dear - est Lord, and will, Un - (faith a - lone)it a es seen____ but. «shot —s un - known. ____ Un - seen, but not un - known, pada a 25S 12 Joyful, Joyful, We Adore ‘Thee Avvangemant Copyright 1959. by KEY MUSIC co. HENRY van DYKE From BEETHOVEN arr, by Wayne Hooper fern iF t T T T 1. Joy-ful, joy- ful, we a~- dore Thee, God of glo-ry, Lord of love; 2. All Thy works with joy sur-round Thee, Earth and heav’n re-flect Thy rays, 3. Mor-tals join the might -y cho -rus, Which the morn-ing stars be - gan; SSS Saat os iF Hearts un- fold like flowers be-fore Thee,Open-ing to the sun a-bove. Stars and an-gels sing a-round Thee, Cen - ter of un - bro - ken praise, Fa - ther-love is reig-ing o'er us,Broth-er-love binds man to man. A Melt the clouds of sin and sad-ness; Drive the dark of doubt a- way; Fieldand for-est, vale and moun - tain Flow-ery mead-ow, flash-ing sca, Ev - er sing-ing,march we on-ward,Vic-tors in the midst of strife, * Giv-er of im-oor-tal glad-ness, Fill us with the Light of dayt Chant-ingbirdand flow-ing fount-tain, Call us to re-joice in Thee Joy-ful mu-sic leads us| up-ward’ In the tri-umph song of life.13 O Come, O Come, Immanuel Arrangowost Copyriext 1959, by IBY WDBIC co. ANON, 12th Century Plain Song Arr. by Wayne Hooper pe P. ‘ 1, teat ss te 1.0 come, O come Im-man - - u = el, And ran-som cap-tive | | Is - - ra - el Thatmoums in lone - ly = til the Son of God ap-pear, Re-joice! Re-joice! fl i S | uw-el shall come to thee, 0 2. © come, Thou Wis ~dom from high, And or = der all things and nigh; To us the path of know — ledge show,And cause us her ways __ Rejoice! Re-joice! u- el shall come to thee, 0 Is Bid en-vy, strife, Ma u-el shall come to thee, Re - joice! Re -joice! Im - man to ra = el! Shall come‘14 CHARLES WESLEY 10 for a 2. My gra=cious Mas - ter and 3. He breaks the power of reign-ing sin, O for a Thousand Tongues Arrangement Copyright 1059, by KRY MUSIC CO. CARL G. GLASER Arr. by Wayne Hooper ‘thousand tongues to sing hy great Re -deem-er's praise, my God, As-sist me to pro-elaim, He sets the pris-oner free; == E The glo-ries my God andKing, The tri-umphs of His grace. To spread thro'all the carth a-broad The hon-ors of Thy Name, blood can make the vil-ext-clean;His blood a-vails for me. T inal i of 2 bg — eo — 8 FRANCES R, HAVERGAL * L. Take 2. Take 3. Take my my my ee Take My Life and Let It Be Arrangement Copyright 1959, by KEY MUSIC CO. HH. A, CRSAR MALAN Arr, by Wayne Hooper life, and let it be Con = se = crat - ed lips, and Tet them be Filled with mes - sag - lover omy Lord, I pour At Thy feet its f —— _— f= g * — Lord, to Thee; Toke my hands and let thon move es from Take my sil - ver and = my gold, treas- ure Take my - self, and 1 will be, SSS ee Fe = At the im-pulse of Thy love, Al the im-pulse of Thy love. Not a mite would I with-hold, Not a mite would I with- hold, Ev - er, on - ly, all for Thee, Ev - er, on - ly, all for Thee. 4—|- = [Ses ~s- + t E F |16 There Is Power in the Blood Arrangement Copyright 1059, hy KRY MUSIC Co. LB J. L. E. JONES Arr. by Wayne Hooper 1. Would you be free from your bur- den of sin? 2. Would you be free from your pas-sion and pride?There'spower in the blood, 3. Would you do sery- ice for Je - sus your King? Would you o'er e = vil a vic-to-ry win? power in theblood; Come Tor acleans-ing to Cal -va-ry’s tide, There's Would you live dai - ly His prais-es to sing? Lefpbse = te Fe Tv Fi iy won-der-ful power in the blood. There is SSS In the blood of the Lamb; There In the blood, of the Lamb; is power, power, There is power, Won-der-work-ing power, In the pre-cious blood of the Lamb, ————S * o r A r7 We G: Arrangenent Copy ther Together ieht 1958, by KEY MUSIC CO, Anonymous Netherland Folk Song Arr. by Wayne Hooper F lo - geth-er to ask the Lord's bless-ing; He chas-tens and * eath -er has-tens His will to make known; The wick - ed op press-ing now cease trom dis-tress-ing, Sing prais-es to His name; Ne for= Unison, with accompaniment ° P gets not His own, 2. Be-side us to guide us our Godwith us join-ing, i Or-dain-ing, main-tain-ing His king-dom di-vine; So from the be-4 ese = SS SS = tS | gin- ing, the fight i were win-ning; Thou,Lord,wast at our side; all ae == {= =e carne = - Hm. Lead -er tri-um-phant, And pray Chat Thou Pog aoe SSS be, Let Thy con-gre- ga-tion es- SSS Si cape tri-bu-la- tion; Thy Name be coon ff Pile Aber p ten ed Lord, make us free! Thy Name be praised! Lord, make us—— free! ] iAn Open Bible for the World Arrangement Copyright 1959, by KRY MUSIC CO. HENRY M. KING WILLIAM J. KIRKPATRICK arr. by Wayne Hooper ohh 5 SS PS Se i se T T oop ¥ 1, an oo - pen Bi-ble for the world! May this aur glo-rious mot-to bet 2. Ittells of Je=sus and Hi Of Life proscured for dy= ing men; 3. 1t of-fers rest to wea-ry hearts; It com-forts those who sit in tears; z ees pit Ff - g 3] SSS On ev- ery breeze the truth un-furled Shall scat-ter bless-ingsrich and free, And to each soulof hum-ble faith, Gives son-ship witn the Lord a-gain. Yo all who faintit strength inpurts, And gilds with hope th’ e-ternal years, frit Blest word of God! —_____ send forth Thy Light ——______ Blest word of God! send forth Thy Light Qer ev-ery land and ev - ery sea,____________ Till all who and ev - ery Sea, wan-der in the night Are led to God and heav'n by thee. ) BD?19 At the Cross Arrangement Copyright 1959, by KEY MUSIC CO. ISAAC WATTS R, B, HUDSON Arr, by Wayne Hooper b —h= = —! st pots e Fs =e as! and did my Say-iourbleed, And did my Sov-ereign die? t for deeds that I have done, He groanedup- on the tree? rops of grief can ne’er re - pay The debt of love I owe; pais $= SS Would He de-vote that sa-cred head For such a worm as I? A -maz-ing pi - ty! grace un-known! And love be-yond de - gree! Here,Lord, I give my- self a- way; ‘Tis all that I can do. 1 hoo pe ! a a SSS Ho ne At the cross, ES an =) first saw the light, And x a Sapte —-#—a af — - ey ae bur-den of my heart rolled a-way. (rolled a-way) It was there by ISAS faith I re-ceived my sight, And now I am hap-py all the day!20 Be Sull, My Soul Arrangement Copyright 1959, by KRY MUSIC G0 KATHARINA von SCHLEGEL JEAN SIBELIUS Tr. by Jane L. Borthwick arr. by Wayne Hooper * 4. Be still my 2, Be still my 3. Be still my soul: the Lord is on thy sid thy God doth un = der- take the hour is has-tening on = = Bear pa-tient-ly the cross of grief or pain; Leave to To guide the fu-ture as He has the past. Thy hope, Thy When we shall be for -ey- er with the Lord, When dis - | @ Se God to or - der and pro - vid In ev ~' ry change He con - fi-dence let noth - ing shake; All. now ays- te-rious point -nent, grief, and fear are gone, Sar- row for - got, love's faith-ful will re -main. Be still my soul: thy best, thy shall be bright at last. Be still my soul: the waves and pur-est joys re-stored. Re still my soul: when change and re = + heavy n- ly Friend Thro’ thorn-y ways leads to a joy - ful end, winds still know. His voice who ruled them while He dwelt be - low. tears are past, All safeand bless-ed we shall mect at last.2 Face to Face Arrangement Copyright 1959, by KRY MUI ED. MRS, FRANK A, BRECK GRANT COLFAX TULLAR, Arr. by Wayne Hooper | fe ESS = — t | face with Christ my Sav - iour, eto | La faink-ly now T see Him, = With the dark = face! oh, bliss-ful mo - ment! Face to face- what will it be, ening vale be - tween, to see and know; When with rap-ture 1 be-hold Him, But a bless-ed day is com- ing, Face to face with my Re-deem- er, Je + sus Christ,who died When His glo - ry shall Je -sus Christ, who loves Face to face shall 1 be- i hold Him, Far be - yond the star-ry sky; => Face to facein all His slo-ry 1 shall see Him by and by!22 Faith Is the Victory Arrangenent Copyright 1959. by KEY MUSIC CO JOHN H. YATE IRA D, SANKEY Arr, by Wayne Hooper 4 ? = 2a hb | oe 4 He ey — 35 * iy Aire po 1, En-camped a- long the hills of light, Ye Christian sol-diers rise, 2. On ev- ery hand the foe we find Drawn up in dread ar - ray; ee $ = == the bat-tle e'er tne nightSnallveil the glow-ing skies; of ease be left be-hind, And on-ward to te fray; the an-gels fe shall know His name con-fessed in heaven; A~gainst the foe in vales be-low, Let all our strength be hurled; Sal-va- tion's hel-met on eachhead, With truthall girt a ~- bout, Then onward from the hills of light, Ourhearts with love a- flame; =F = f faith is the vic- to - ry, we know, That o - ver-comes the world. The earth shall trem-ble neathour tread, And ech - 0 with our shout! { We'll van-quish all the hosts of night, In Je ~- sus con-queringname. | ‘ = a + ——t Faith is the vie- to - ry; Faith (Paith) (Paith) Beet pes * Oh, glo- ri-ous vic- to- ry that o - ver-comes the world, is the vie- to - ry: *23 Hallelujah! What a Saviour! Arrangement Copyright 1958, by KEY MUSIC CO. PLP. B. P,P, BLISS Arr, by Wayne Hooper tal? pi [eB = Z bes SS t T 1. “Man of sor- row’ whal a name For the Son of God who came 2. Lift-ed up was He lo die, “It is fin-ished,"”was [is cry: 3. When He comes, our glo-rious King, All His ran-somed hone to bring, | — 9 ey oe 3 oc = t # ee 4 é j= 5 >t 4 ¥ Ru-ined sin-ners to re-claim! Hal-1le - lu-jan! What @ Say-iour! Now in heaven ex-alt-ed high, Hal=le + lu=jah! What a Say-iour! Tnen a=new this song wllsing, Hal -Le - lu- jan! Waat a Sav-iour! SSS 24 Lo! He Come: Arrangenent Copyright 1959, by KEY MISIC CO. JOHN CANNICK and CHARLES WESLEY HENRY SMART Arr, by Wayne Hooper eae et 4. Lo, He comes with clouds de-scend-ing,Once for fav-ored sin-ners slain; 2. Ev-ery eye shall now be-hold Him, Robed in dread-ful maj - es - ty: 3. Yea, a-men, lel all a-dore Thee,High on Thine e - ter-nal throne; | 4 4 Pd = Tao fe Thousand, thousand saints at-tend-ing Swell the tri-umph of His train; Those who set at naught and sold Him, Pierced and mailed Hin to the tree, Sav-iour take the power and glo-ry; Claim the king-dom for Thine own. \ == z at f — == f rT Hal - le- lu- jan! Hal- le- lu - jah! God ap-pears on earth toreign, Deep -ly Wail-ing, Deep -ly wail- ing,Shall the true Mes -si = an see, Oh,come quick-1y! Oh, come quick- ly! Ev - er- last- ing God come down, (DE bee, = ——" ni25 Happy Day Arrangement Copyright 1959, by KEY MUSIC CO, F. EB PF. E, BELDEN Arr. by Wayne Hooper bh | | ht | e + : ele ? Sa * T 1. Sweet prom-ise, “I will come a- gain; Go preach this gos - pel 2, The right - eous dead shall then a-rise, With liv - ing saints as- 3. The earth shall blos-som as of old, In beau - ty glo-rious a Ss 3 - SS # to all men “Come quick - ly, Lord.” my soul doth say, “And cend the skies; And Sa- lar in this vale of tears Be to be - hold; and * Sin and death be found no more On =] SSS r psi} a = — t oT t+ bring that hap-py day'" bound a thou-sand years. Hap -py day, 0_ hap - py that im - mor-tal shore, Hap - py day, SS fe day! ___ Hap-py day,_________ 0. hap -py day! ______ Hap -py day! Hap - py day, Hap - py day! quick -ly Lord, no more de - lay; Come quick-ly hap-py day!26 In a Little While We're Going Home Arrangement Cupyright 1989, by KEY MUSIC co. 5. EB. HEWITT E, HEWITT Arr. by Wayne Hooper Bethy h h BS SS ay z Fra peote f = ‘a 1. Let us sing a song that willeheer us by the way, 2. We will do thework that our hands may find to do, In a 3. There's a rest be+yond, there's re-lief from ev-cry care, pean For the night will end in the lit-tle while we're go - ing home; and the grace of God will our And no tears shall fall in that ev - er-last-ing day, dai- ly strength re-new, In a it~ tle while we're go - ing home, cit - y bright and fair, 1! m 8 lit-tle while, In oo a 1it-tle while, a lit-tle while, In a lit-tle while, We shall We shall meet at last, When the cross the bil - laws foam; . Bil-lows foam, + storm-y winds are past,27 I May Be at Mom JAMES Mc GRANAHAN Arr. by Wayne Hooper A a = SSS te vote a be at morn when the day is a+ wak-ing, When sunlight thro’ be at mid - day, it may be attwi-lignl, IL may be per- ight! should we go with-out dy-ing, No sick-ness, no as + paseo ap a t t t dark-ness and shad-ow is break-ing, That Je - sus will come chance, thal the black-ness of mid-night Will burst in - to lignt sad =ness, no dread, and no cry~ing, Caught up thro’ the clouds ee ee x — amit a ee er apie pitt in the full-ness of glo-ry, To re-ceive from the world His own, in the blaze of His glo-ry, When Je - sus re-ceives iis awn, withour Lord in-to glo-ry, When Je - sus re-ceives His awn SS SSeS vei PT , T Je~ sus, low Long, now it28 Just One Touch Arrangezeal Copyright 1939, by KEY MUBIC CO, BIRDIE BELL J. HOWARD ENTWISLE Arr. by Wayne Hooper SSS 5 ¢. A E SS — o 1. Just one touch as He moves a- long, Pushed and pressed by the 2. Just one touch and fle turns to oe, 0 tue love in His 3. Just one touch; by His might- y power He can heal thee this Dah eee pind A es + a jost-Ling throng, Just one touch and the weak was strong, eyes I see! I am His, for He hears my plea, ver ~ hour, Give sweet peace, tho’ the tem - pests lower, Cured by the Heal- er di- Just one touch as He He will list to tme faint-est cry; Come and be saved Hea Pe while the Lord is nigh, ae : = SSS SS Se a= the Heal-er di =29 Onward Christian Soldiers Arrangement Copyright 1959, by KEY MUSIC CD. SARINE BARING-GOULD ARTHUR S. SULLIVAN Arr, by Wayne Hooper # i 1. Oa - ward, Chris- tain sol - diers!March-ing as to war 2. bike a might -y arm - y Moves the church of God; 3. On - ward, then, ye peo - plef Join our hap - py throng, With the cross of Je - sus - ing on be - fore. Broth-ers we are tread - ing Where the saintshave trod; Blend with ours your voic - es In the tri~umh song: Christ, the uy - al Mas - ter, Leads a - gainst the foe; We are not di - vid > ed, All one bod - ¥ we, Glo - ry, praise, and hon * or Un - to Christ the King, == ee =f a For - ward in - to bat - tle, See His ban - ners gol One in hope and doc-trine, one in char - i - ty. This thro’ count-less ag + es Men and an = gels sing. 3 se te ‘On- ward, Christrian sol - diers! Marching as to war, On - ward, Christ-iansol-diers!Marching,march-ing as la war, With the cross of Je - sus Go - ing be - fore,ty i i With the cross of Je - sus go = ing on be = fore. ) Go-ing on be = fore. f= 30 Joy By and By Arrangement Copyright 1959, by KRY MUSIC CO F. E. BRLDEN * arr. by Wayne Hooper pS 1, 0 there'11 be joy when tue work is done, Joy when the reap - ers 2, Sweet are the songs thal we hope to sing, Grate-ful the thanks our 3. Pure are the joys that a-wait us there, Man -y the pold- en 4 L | x SS (Za 2 : gath - er home, Bring-ing the sheaves at set of sun to the hearts shall bring, Prais-ing for - ev - er Christ our King in the mansions fair; Je- sus Him-self doth them pre- pare in the SS New Je-ru - si- Lam. . Ney Thectn se len Joy, jo, there'll be joy by and by; New Yelrd = sac Jem. Joy, joy, joy, Soy by and by; SSF f | y= = j £ — f joy, where the joys new-er die; Joy, joy, Joy, Joy, Joys nev-er die? Joy, joy, joy, 0) SSL v—H = for the day draw-eth nigh, When the work-ers gath - er home.3 Sunlight Arrangement Copsright 1959. by KEY MUSIC CO, J, W. VAN DE VENTER W. 8. WERDEN Arr. by Wayne Hooper —— - p= SSS ee +. . 17 wan-dered in the shades of night, Till Je - sus came to me, 2. While walking in the light of God, 1 sweet com-mun-ion find; 3. Soon I shall see Him as He is, The Light that came to me, Se oe oe te $f v yo —# And with the sun-Light of His love Bid all my dark -ness flee. I presswith ho - ly vig- or on, and leave the world be - hind. Be- hold the bright-ness of His face, Thro’-out e- ter - mi - ty, SSS ee eee 5 SS ea T Sun- light, sun- ight to-day, Sun- light, sun- Light SAGE all a- long theway; Since the Sav-iour found me, took a-way my Since theSay-iour took a- way ay db R Dee Sage wearin 1 have had the sun-lightof His love with-in way omy sin,32 There’s Life in a Look Arrangement Copyright 1958, by KEY MUSIC CO. FEB PF. E, BELDEN arr. by Wayne Hooper ® $e Dh a Fee fae 1, There's life in a look ut the sacred cross, Je-sus hassaid, “Look un - to me!) = 2, T'll look to thecross ev-ery day and hour, Trust-ing the promise God has given, 3, When first to theSav-iour I'raised my eyes, Sweet was the smile that fell on me; steele * Earth with its rich-es is on - Ly dross,Bright treas-ure be-yond thro’ the None ev - er fall neath the teapt~ ere poner, Whose wea -on i priv, ad whose Oft’ as theclouds of temp - ta-tion rise, A taok at the cross still my Se ee 8 oe: fa et Book there's Life for thee, strength is heaven. _ ¢ strength shall be. In a look there's life for thee, In a T Joo —____ at Cal - va- ry;_______ Bless-ed though sal- va-tion In a look at Cal - va ry; Blessed thought, sal - |. free, ___ Look. at Cal-va- ry. va - tion free, By a look at Cal-va- ry, at Cal-va-ry,33 Under Tis Wings 5.8 Ge Arrangonont Copyright 1989, by KEY NUSEC C0. a Saree arr. by Mayne Hooper * hw \ —_ Alas S34 1. Un - der His wings, I am safe-ly a - bid- ing; Though the night 2, Un - der His wings, wnat a ref-uge in sor-row! How the heart 3. Un = der His wings, © what pre-cious en- joy-ment! There will I i. Ese ae sie = deep - ens and tem - pests are wild, Still I can trustHim; 1 yearn-ing - ly turns to its rest! Of - ten when earth has no hide till life's tri-als are o'er! Shel - tered, pro- tect - ed, no ee know He willkeep ue; He has re-deemed me, and I am His child. balm for my heal-ing, There I find com-fort,and there I am blest. e- vil can harm me; Rest-ing im Ja - sus I’m safe ev~- er-more. Un - der His wings, Un - der His wings, —______ Un- der His wings, Un - der His Who from my soul can_ssev = er? wings, Who——— can sey + erp UH -der His wings, my a ame + fl fa soul shall a - bide, Safe- ly a - bide for - ev = er, |34 Marching to Zion Arrangement Copyright 195, by KEY MUSIC CO. ISAAC WATTS (AP = 1. Come, we that love the Lord, And let our joys be 2. Let those re- fuse to sing Who ney = er knew our 3. Then let our somgs a -bound, And ev -ery tear be b ROBERT LOWRY Arr, by Wayne Hooper Join in a song with sweet ac-cord, Join in a song with sweet ac-cord, But chil-dren of the heaven-ly King, But chil-drenof the heavenly King, We're march-ing thro! Im-man-uel's ground,’ re wareh-ing Uw Im-man-uel’ s ground, Se SS ~ See $ And thus surround the throne, And thus sur-round the throne. May speak their jays a-broar, May speak their joys abroad. ‘Ne’ Fe march ing Lo Yo fair-er worlds onhigh,To fair-er worlds onhigh. "¢Temmreh-ing on to F =~ be—~—h K Ref a ey BSS Ai SSS Sa 7 , Beau-ti- ful, beau- ti- ful Zi - up-ward to Zi on, The beau-ti-ful cit-y of God! (heav-en = ly Zi-on,)35 Who At My Door Is Standing? M. B.C. SLADE A. B. EVERETT Arr. by Wayne Hooper at my is stand - ing, Pa-tient -ly draw-ing near? En-trance with -in Whose is the voice I hear? Sweet-ly the tones fall - ing, © - pen the door for me! If thou wilt heed call - ing, I will a-bide with thee, oo ———— fore Lone-ly with-out He's stay - ing, Lone-ly with-in am I Lone - dy with - out He's staying, Lone = - = ly with-in am NESTE FF am still de - lay - ing, Will He not pass ma by?, While Tam still de- lay-ing, Will He not passme by? —=-Bp, —. Sweet-ly the tones are fall - ing, 0 - pen the door for me! Sweet - ly the tones are fall-ing, Q pen the door for me! —_ If thou wilt heed my call - ing, I will a -bide with thee 1f_________ thou wilt heed my call-ing, I will a - bide with thee. — fe (9 ~pen wide) o -pen wide; has- ten! Thee will I 3. Door of my heart I Tho’ He re-buke and chas - ten, He shallwith me a - bide. Sweet-ly the mes are fall-ing, O-pen the door for me! (for me) If thou wilt heed my — call- ing, I will a-bide with thee. Ee Bee36 The Old Time Religion Arrangenent Copyrizht 1989, by KEY MUBEC co. SPIRITUAL Arr. by Wayne Hooper Give me that old__ time re=1i-gion, Give me that old—— time re -1i-eion, It was good for Paul and Sil-as, It was good for Paul and Sil-as, ». SSS Give me that old—— time re- 1i-gion, and it's good e-nough for me. It. was good for Paul and Sil-as, and it’s good e-nough for me. I FS T pS 7 Give me that old—time re-li-gion,Give me that old— time re-li-gion, Te — was good for proph-ct Dan-iel, It —— was guxi for pronh-ct Dan-iel, Give me that old time re-li-gion, and it’s good e-nough for me, Was good for proph-et Dan-iel, and it’s good e-uough for we, ane iS | - Give me that old time re-li-gion, Give me that old time re-1i- gion, Makes me love ev-ery-bod-y, Makes. me love ev-ery-bod - y, poh [ae+ pos pp PS as Give me that old time re- 1i- gion, and it's good ¢-nough for me, Makes me love ev-cry-bod-y, and it’s good ¢-nough for me. per toh = bp Give me that old__time re-1li-gion,Give me that old__time re-li-gion, It will takeus all to heav-en, It will take us all to heav-en, ng katte pe = SS tects — = 7% o—p jeri T T Give me Tt that, old — time re- li-ion, and it’s good e -nough for - will take us all to heav- en, and it's good e-nough for me. ep op Jy dt —— f £- Give me that old—— time re - li- gion, Give me that old—— time re- Old Lime re = li- gion, Old time re= a} li-gion, Give me that old time re- li - gion, li - gion, old good @-nough for oe. Good e-nough for ae, It's good e-nough for me.37 Go, Tell It on the Mountain Arrangement Copyright 1959, by KEY MKSIC co. SPIRITUAL Arr. by Wayne Hooper Vigorously Rhythmic f =a | = ————"; = SS 4 —————S== i Go, tell it on the moun - tain, — it om the moun - tain, Go, tell it on the On the mun-tain, Go, tell it on the moun - tain,. tell it on themoun-tain, IP {== ee 4 v SHS ie . tell it an the Go, F noun - tain that Je-sus soon-a will come. tell it on themoun-tain that Je-sus soon-a will come. (Go, tell it on the = SS SS 9 to hf t H pé oh ae was a seek - er, I sought both night and 1, when I was a seek-er, I sought bothkopeat Chorus T day;___._ 1 asked the Lord to help me, And He showed me the way. night and day, Asked the Lord to helpme, And He showed me the way. ml : - —_ Hae == ss —— —— 2, The Lord is my Shep-herd, He leads me day by day; He feedsmewhen I'm po oe mh Bepeat Chorus : = - == fhun-gry, And hears me when I pray;—— Fe, tell it on the BE On the moun - tain, Go, tell it on the moun 3 tain, Go, tell it on the on the moun - tain, tell it on the on the mgun - tain, tell it on the tell it moun-tain, tell it om the moun - tain, Je-sus soon-a will comet38 Do You Love My Lord? Arrangement: Cupyr ight 1959, hy Key MUSIC co. SPIRITUAL Arr. by Wayne Hooper Is there an- y-bod-y here that loves my Je = sus, An- y= bod-y = =a 5 T loves my Lord, I | === S5 1. Makesme feel so lap - py when T Lord? 2. Tell it on the moun - lain that you A. Makes us love each oth - er love my love my, love my when we love ny Je~sus, ____. * Makes me feel so hap=py when I love my Lord, Tell it in theval-ley thatyoulove my Lord, I want to know, Makes us love ecachoth-er when we love uy Lord, to knaw, you39 There’s a Meeting Here Tonight Arranenent Copyright 1950, by KEY MUSIC CO. From the Fisk Jubilee Singers Spiritual, Arr. by Wayne Hooper mY aN # & b § >. HaL*Y 2 Soe ¢ z i Use fireatas 1st tiwe ony Gct you read-y, there's a mect-ing here to~might,Come a-long, There's a Wl foe eeL-ing here to-night, I know you by your dail-y walk, there's a the wild~ er + ness, I know the Lord will come to bless, Hm There's a meet -ing here to-night. Get you read-y, there's a meet - ing ==Ne T 0 a know you by your dail -y walk, There's a meet-ing here to-night. 1 h ‘ans coming two by ‘two, There's meet-ing here to-night. (Repeat 2nd Chorus) ng here bo - might. Se a There's preaching, pray - ing, sing-ing too, There's a meet There's a meet-ing here to-night; 3, Just bring your Bi-bles, come on in,Get you read-y, there's a wmeet-ing here to- night, Meet-ing here to-night, I BEE know you by your dail-y walk, I know you by your dail - ¥ talk, I know you by your walk and talk, There's a meet -ing here to-night. Get you read-y, There's am t-ing here to-night.40 We Shall Walk Through the Valley in Peace Arrangement Copyright 1959, by KEY MUSIC CO. From the FISK JUBILEE SINGERS Spiritual Arr. by Wayne Hooper We shallwalk thro’ the val - ley in peace, We shall walk thro’ the 2 val = ley in peace. If Je -sus, -self shall be our lead - er, We shall walk thro’ the VaT- Ley in peace, fe shall weet Lhose Christians J re ror them tuere) We shall meet those Christ - iang there, If shall walk thre’ the Je sus, Him-self shall be oyr lead - er, “bh ~ amf shad-ow of death, We shall walk thro’ the val - ley in peace. If SS our lead - er, We shallwalk thro’ the Je~sus, Him-self shall be val - - ley in peace, There will be no sor - row ——— ise) et = —s ———t It Je - sus, Him- self shall pe our lead - er, We shall . ———— oe = => tas = a3 = sas __ ™ he eat pa SF) pry fee r = i= alk thro’ the val_- ley in peace. We shall walk thro’ the val- leyin peace ‘the shad-ow of death, Walk thro’ the val gp ~ er, We shall be our lead Him + self shall Je = sus, We shall walk thro' the walk thro’ the val - ley in peace. * ? in peace, We shall walk thro! the val_- ley in peace. Je - sus, Him-self shall be our Lead + er, We shall walk thro’ tie Doh _S. If * Da Se in peace. Retard Tt We shall walk thro’ the val - ley — in peace, val = leyCONTENTS Am I a Soldier of the CrossP 2. ‘An Open Bible for the World At the Cross sae ioe Awake, Ye Saints Be Still, My Soul Children of the Heavenly ‘Father | Come, Thou Almighty King ‘ Come, Thou Fount of Fey Blessing Come, Ye Faithful. Do You Love My Lord? Face to Face Faith Is the Victory For the Beauty of the Earth Go, Tell It on the Mountain Hallelujah! What a Saviour! ; Happy Day! eee sas Holy, Holy, Holy How Cheering 15 the Christian's Hope In a Little While We're Coing Home It May Be at Morn. e208 Jesus, These Eyes Have Never Seen. Joy By and By Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee Just One Touch cniak fe sneha es Lo! He’ Comes! Marching to Zion More Love to Thee © Come, O Come, Immanuel O for a Thousand Tongues Old Time Religion Onward, Christian Soldiers! Sunlight seas Take My Life and Let It Be . . . There Is Power in the Blood Ven: There’s a Mecting Here Foaieht ts There’s Life in a Look Soa Under His Wings 6 6 4 se We Gather Together . We Shall Walk Through the Valley in Peace Who at My Door Is Standing? me woon Su SSr 87 25 26