All Episodes

053 - Fifty-second Sunday Last Sabbath of the Old Year God be with you till we meet again Jeremiah Eames R

052 - Fifty-first Sunday Christmas Hark the herald angels sing Charles Wesley 1707-1788

051 - Fiftieth Sunday Nearer my God to Thee Sarah Flower Adams 1805-1848

050 - Forty-ninthSunday The God of Abraham praise Thomas Olivers 1725-1799

049 - Forty-eighth Sunday Thanksgiving We plow the fields and scatter Matthias Claudius 1740-1815

048 - Forty-seventh Sunday Missionary Hail to the Lords Anointed James Montgomery 1771-1854

047 - Forty-sixth Sunday He leadeth me O blessed thought Joseph Henry Gilmore 1834-

046 - Forty-fifth Sunday Come Thou Almighty King Author unknown

045 - Forty-fourth Sunday Forward be our watchword Henry Alford 1810-1871

044 - Forty-third Sunday Missionary Christ for the world we sing Samuel Wolcott 1813-1886

043 - Forty-second Sunday Abide with me Fast falls the eventide Henry Francis Lyte 1793-1847

042 - Forty-first Sunday Rock of Ages cleft for me Augustus Montague Toplady 1740-1778

041 - Fortieth Sunday Rally Day O God my powers are Thine Frederick Watson Hannan 1865-

040 - Thirty-ninth Sunday Temperance What a Friend we have in Jesus Joseph Scriven 1820-1886

039 - Thirty-eighth Sunday Harvest Praise God from whom all blessings flow Thomas Ken 1637-1710

038 - Thirty-sevetnth Sunday A mighty fortress is our God Martin Luther 1483-1546

037 - Thirty-sixth Sunday I Think -- when I read that sweet story of old Jemima Luke 1813-1906

036 - Thirty-fifth Sunday Labor Sunday Take my life and let it be Frances Ridley Havergal 1836-1879

035 - Thirty-fourthSunday Missionary The morning light is breaking Samuel Francis Smith 1808-1895

034 - Thirty-third Sunday Sun of my soul Thou Saviour dear John Keble 1792-1866

033 - Thirty-second Sunday Hark my soul it is the Lord William Cowper 1731-1800

032 - Thirty-first Sunday Glorious things of thee are spoken John Newton 1725-1807

030 - Twenty-ninth Sunday Jerusalem the golden Bernard of Cluny 12th Century

031 - Thirtieth Sunday Missionary O for a thousand tongues to sing Charles Wesley 1707-1788

029 - Twenty-eighth Sunday O say can you see by the dawns early light Francis Scott Key 1779-1843

028 - Twenty-seventh Sunday Independence Day My country tis of thee Samuel Francis Smith 1808-1895

027 - Twenty-sixth Sunday Temperance Oft in danger oft in woe Henry Kirke White 1785-1806

026 - Twenty-fifth Sunday In the cross of Christ I glory John Bowring 1792-1872

024 - Twenty-third Sunday Lead kindly Light amid th encircling gloom John Henry Newman 1801-1890

025 - Twenty-fourth Sunday Children's Day Gentle Jesus meek and mild Charles Wesley 1707-1788

023 - Twenty-second Sunday Decoration Day Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord Julia Wa

022 - Twenty-first Sunday Twenty-First Sunday Missionary Jesus shall reign whereer the sun Isaac Watts 167

021 - Twentieth Sunday Ascension Golden harps are sounding Frances Ridley Havergal 1836-1879

019 - Eighteenth Sunday O Love that wilt not let me go George Matheson 1842-1906

020 - Nineteenth Sunday Mothers' Day Now thank we all our God Martin Rinkart 1586-1649

018 - Seventeenth Sunday From Greenlands icy mountains Reginald Heber 1783-1826

017 - Sixteenth Sunday Stand up stand up for Jesus George Duffield Jr 1818-1888

016 - Fifteenth Sunday All hail the power of Jesus name Edward Perronet 1726-1792

015 - Fourteenth Sunday Easter Day The day of resurrection John of Damascus -780

013 - Twelth Sunday When I survey the wondrous cross Isaac Watts 1674-1748

014 - Thirteenth Sunday Palm Sunday All glory laud and honor Saint Theodulph 821

012 - Eleventh Sunday Jesus Lover of my soul Charles Wesley 1707-1788

011 - Tenth Sunday I was a wandering sheep Horatius Bonar 1808-1889

009 - Eighth Sunday Missionay Fling out the banner let it float George Washington Doane 1799-1859

010 - Ninth Sunday Glory be to the Father

008 - Seventh Sunday Washington's Birthday O beautiful for spacious skies Katharine Lee Bates 1859-

007 - Sixth Sunday Be not dismayed whateer betide God will take care of you C D Martin

006 - Fifth Sunday Blest be the tie that binds John Fawcett 1739-1817

004 - Third Sunday Evangelistic Almost persuaded now to believe Philip Bliss 1838-1876

005 - Fourth Sunday Missionary The whole world was lost in the darkness of sin Philip Bliss 1838-1876

003 - Second Sunday Evangelistic Just as I am without one plea Charlotte Elliott 1789-1871

002 - First Sunday New Year's Another year is dawning Frances Ridley Havergal 1836-1879

001 - Preface and Introduction