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MARY MARGARET SHIPHERD

YEA, this is God's anointed place, Prepared and furnished by His grace; A jewel hung in holy light, It draws the needy by true might.
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Our Father

ROSEMARY C. COBHAM

What kind, strong fingers of a father's hand, Touched with compassion, now could smooth away The sorry traces of this storm-racked day?

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Where is God when bad things happen?

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A Paean of Praise

WILLIAM JAMES PRICE

Give love To the God of all goodness, Who is healing the heart of its sorrow, Giving strength to the weak, and a voice to the dumb To speak wisdom.

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Come Sing in Joyful Praise

CHARLOTTE M. ROBERTS

Come sing in joyful praise, O happy throng! Sing forth in honor of God's holy name; Lift up your heads, ye halt, ye blind, ye lame; And doubtful ones who say, "I would be strong," Awake! awake! and sing a grateful song.
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My Part

ANTOINETTE HOLBROOK

Show me my part, O Father dear; help me to climb the hill, And step by step to reach the heights with Thee! Let me look upward, visioning Thy will; Help me to walk in true humility.
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Hope

RUBIE FORSYTH

You say the singing earth is still—frozen the rill?

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Get to know God: The “omnis”

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Giving Testimony

OMA OLNA MARTIN

If I have bread and break it not,Someone may hungry goFrom this rich feast which Love has spread.
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Fetters Fall

LAURA BOWLBY MASSEY

Long years ago, when Christliness was provedBy Jesus, who all sin and ill removed,And set the captive free, we read that heOne day was walking in his ministryBeside Bethesda's pool.
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Peter

EDITH A. WESTERBERG

Peter loved the Master.
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Protecting Wings

JANET C. HANSON

In the shadow of Thy wings,I wake to Thee,When day is dawning, and the morningBlooms silently.
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Taking Offense

LESLIE C. BELL

Cold and gray in the valleySullenly lies the mist,Till the sun comes over the mountainsAnd turns it to amethyst;Then it lifts and billows and lightens,And slowly it melts away,And the splendor of hill and valleyStands clear in the light of day.
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A Prayer

RUTH C. FORTSON

God give me strength to live my lifeAs Thou intendest it to be—Not bound by avarice or by strife,From harshness and oppression free;Above the grasp of greed for wealth,Above the foolish urge for place,Above the bickerings and the stealthThat only lead to self-disgrace.