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20Th CENTURY HYMNS by COMPOSITION OR COPYRIGHT HYMNS BY YEAR OF COMPOSITION OR COPYRIGHT Compiled by Dean McIntyre 1779 Amazing Grace (John Newton, UMH 378) 1855 What A Friend We Have in Jesus (Joseph Scriven; CONVERSE, Charles Converse, 1868; UMH 526) 1873 Blessed Assurance (Fanny Crosby, Phoebe Knapp, UMH 369) I Need Thee Every Hour (NEED, Robert Lowry, UMH 397) 1874 Up from the Grave He Arose (Robert Lowry, UMH 322) Jesus Calls Us (GALILEE, William Jude, UMH 398) Close to Thee (Fanny Crosby, Silas Vail, UMH 407) The Day Thou Gavest, Lord, is Ended (ST CLEMENT, Clement Scholefield, UMH 690) O Master, Let Me Walk with Thee (MARYTON, H. Percy Smith, UMH 430) Wonderful Words of Life (Philip Bliss, UMH 600) 1875 To God Be the Glory (Fanny Crosby, William Doane, UMH 98) I Am Thine, O Lord (Fanny Crosby, William Doane, UMH 419) O Zion, Haste (TIDINGS, James Walch, UMH 573) 1876 It is Well with My Soul (VILLE DU HAVRE, Phillip Bliss,UMH 377) My Jesus, I Love Thee (GORDON, Adoniram Gordon, UMH 172) Nothing but the Blood (Robert Lowry, UMH 362) 1877 Break Thou the Bread of Life (Mary Lathbury, William Sherwin, UMH 599) 1879 Jesus, Lover of My Soul (ABERYSTWITH, Joseph Parry, UMH 479) 1880 Softly and Tenderly Jesus is Calling (Will Thompson, UMH 348) God Be with You Till We Meet Again (Jeremiah Rankin, William Tomer, UMH 672) 1881 Beneath the Cross of Jesus (ST CHRISTOPHER, Frederick Maker, UMH 297) O Jesus, I Have Promised (ANGEL’S STORY, Arthur Mann, UMH 396) 1882 ‘Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus (Louisa Stead, William Kirkpatrick, UMH 462) 1883 I Know Whom I Have Believed (EL NATHAN, James McGranahan, UMH 714) 1884 O Love That Wilt Not Let Me Go (ST MARGARET, Albert Peace, UMH 480) 1886 Standing On The Promises (R. Kelso Carter, UMH 374) 1887 Away In A Manger (James Murray, UMH 217) Dear Lord and Father of Mankind (REST, Frederick Maker, UMH 358) Trust and Obey (John Sammis, Daniel Towner, UMH 467) 1888 Breathe on Me, Breath of God (TRENTHAM, 1888, UMH 420) America the Beautiful (MATERNA, Samuel Ward, UMH 696) 1890 Where He leads Me (E W Blandy, John Norris, UMH 338) Take Time To Be Holy (HOLINESS, George Stebbins, UMH 395) O Perfect Love (PERFECT LOVE, Joseph Barnby, UMH 645) Let My People Seek Their Freedom (EBENEZER, Thomas Williams, UMH 586) 1894 God of Our Fathers (NATIONAL HYMN, George Warren, UMH 698) Rise Up, O Men of God (FESTAL SONG, William Walter, UMH 576) 1895 Open My Eyes, That I May See (Clara Scott, UMH 454) 1896 All to Jesus I Surrender, All (J. W.Van Deventer, W. S. Weeden, UMH 354) We’ve A Story To Tell To The Nations (H. Ernest Nichol, UMH 569) 1898 When We All Get To Heaven (Eliza Hewitt, Emily Wilson,UMH 701) 1899 Be Still My Soul/This Is My Song (FINLANDIA, Jean Sibelius, UMH 534) 1900 Lift Every Voice And Sing (James Weldon Johnson, J. Rosamond Johnson, UMH 519) 1903 Tell Me the Stories of Jesus (STORIES OF JESUS, Frederick Challinor, UMH 277) Near to the Heart of God (Cleland McAfee, UMH 472) 1 1904 There’s A Song In The Air (CHRISTMAS SONG, Karl Harrington, UMH 249) Jesus is All The World To Me (Will Thompson, UMH 469) When in Our Music God Is Glorified/We know that Christ is Raised (ENGELBERG, Charles Stanford, UMH 68) 1905 God Will Take Care Of You (Civilla Martin, W. Stillman Martin/tune) I Stand Amazed In The Presence (Charles Gabriel) 1906 For All The Saints (SINE NOMINE, Ralph Vaughan Williams, UMH 711) Hail Thee, Festival Day (SALVE FESTA DIES, RVWilliams, UMH 324) In the Bleak Midwinter (CRANHAM, Gustav Holst, UMH 221) Beams of Heaven As I Go (Charles Tindley, UMH 524) Leave It There (Charles Tindley, UMH 522) Nothing Between (Charles Tindley, UMH 373) Stand By Me (Charles Tindley, UMH 512) We’ll Understand It Better By And By (Charles Tindley, UMH 525) 1907 God of Grace and God of Glory/Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah (CWM RHONDDA tune by John Hughes,1907, UMH 577) Have Thine Own Way, Lord (ADELAIDE, 1907, UMH 382) c1909 SERENITY (Charles Ives, UMH 499) 1910 Grace Greater Than Our Sin (MOODY, Daniel Towner) There’s Within My Heart A Melody (Luther Briders, UMH 380) 1912 I Would Be Like Jesus (James Rowe & Bentley Ackley) In the Garden (C. Austin Miles, UMH 314) Love Lifted Me (I Was Seeking Deep In Sin) (James Rowe & Howard Smith) 1913 The Old Rugged Cross (George Bennard, UMH 504) 1914 Since Jesus Came Into My Heart (What a wonderful change…) (Rufus McDaniel, Charles Gabriel) 1916 Lift High The Cross (Kitchin, Newbolt, and Sydney Nicholson, UMH 159) 1917 Living for Jesus (Thomas Chisholm & C. Harold Lowden, TFWS 2149) 1918 Wonderful Grace Of Jesus (Haldor Lillenas) 1919 Tell Out, My Soul (WOODLANDS, Walter Greatorex, UMH 200) 1921 Lead Me to Calvary (William Kirkpatrick) Only Believe…All Things Are Possible (Paul Rader) 1922 I’d Rather Have Jesus (Rhea Miller, George Beverly Shea) Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus (Helen Lemmel, UMH 349) 1923 Great Is Thy Faithfulness (Thomas Chisholm & William Runyan, UMH 140) 1924 Make Me A Blessing (Ira Wilson, George Schuler) In My Heart There Rings A Melody (Elton Roth) Into My Heart (Harry D. Clarke, TFWS 2160) Are Ye Able (BEACON HILL, Harry Mason, UMH 530) 1925 At The Name Of Jesus (KING’S WESTON, RVWilliams, UMH 168) 1931 All That Thrills My Soul Is Jesus (Thoro Harris) 1932 No One Ever Cared For Me Like Jesus (Charles Weigle) I’ll Fly Away (Albert Brumley, TFWS 2282) 1933 He Lives (Alfred Ackley, UMH 310) 1934 When He Shall Come (Almeda Pearce) 1935 Spirit of the Living God (Daniel Iverson, UMH 393) 1936 Wherever He leads I’ll Go (B. B. McKinney) Beyond the Sunset (Virgil & Blanche Brock) 1937 Breathe On Me (B. B. McKinney) Only One Life To Offer (Avis Christiansen & Merrill Dunlop) 2 1938 Let All Things Now Living (Katherine K. Davis, TFWS 2008) Now I Belong To Jesus (Norman Clayton) Precious Lord, Take My Hand (Thomas Dorsey,UMH 474) Weary of All Trumpeting (TRUMPETS, Hugo Distler, UMH 442) 1939 Victory in Jesus (E. M. Bartlett, UMH 370) 1940 He Giveth More Grace (Annie Flint, Hubert Mitchell) I Sing A Song Of The Saints Of God (GRAND ISLE, John Hopkins, UMH 712) 1941 God Is Here/Lord, You Give The Great Commission (ABBOT’S LEIGH, Cyril Taylor); UMH 660, 584 1942 Let It Breathe On Me (Magnolia Lewis-Butts, UMH 503) 1943 We Shall See His Lovely Face (Norman Clayton) 1944 There Are Some Things I May Not Know (Kenneth Morris, TFWS 2147) 1945 I Wonder As I Wander (Niles) 1946 There’s Room At The Cross For You (Ira Stanphill) 1947 1948 It Took A Miracle (John Peterson) 1949 1950 1951 1952 No One Understands Like Jesus (John Peterson) 1953 How Great Thou Art (Stuart K.Hine, UMH 77) Lead Me, Guide Me (Doris Akers, TFWS 2214) 1954 So Send I You (Margaret Clarkson, John Peterson) 1955 Let There Be Peace On Earth (Sy Miller, Jill Jackson, UMH 431) 1956 Thy Loving Kindness 1957 Coming Again (John Peterson) Morning Has Broken (text, Eleanor Farjeon, UMH 145) The Wonder Of It All (George Beverly Shea) Draw Us In The Spirit’s Tether (UNION SEMINARY, Harold Friedell, UMH 632) 1958 Surely Goodness And Mercy (John Peterson & Al Smith) I’ll Tell The World That I’m A Christian (Baynard Fox) The Savior Is Waiting (Ralph Carmichael) 1959 Fill My Cup, Lord (Richard Blanchard, UMH 641) His Name Is Wonderful (Audrey Mieir, UMH 174) 1960 Christ Is Risen/Christo Vive (CENTRAL, Pablo Sosa, UMH 313) For The Bread Which You Have Broken (V. Earle Copes, UMH 614) 1961 Heaven Came Down And Glory Filled My Soul (John Peterson) 1962 Sweet, Sweet Spirit (Doris Akers, Umh 334) Christ, Upon The Mountain Peak (SHILLINGFORD, Peter Cutts, UMH 260) 1963 Thou Art Worthy (Pauline Michael Mills, TFWS 2041) Without Him (Mylon LeFevre) He Touched Me (Gaither, UMH 367) Hope Of The World (VICAR, V. Earle Copes, UMH 178) Lord Of The Dance (Sydney Carter)-but based on 19th century melody; UMH 261 1964 By The Babylonian Rivers (Edward Bash, TFWS 2217) Come, Holy Spirit (Bill Gaither) He’s Everything To Me (In The Stars His Handiwork I See) (Ralph Carmichael) 1965 The Blood Will Never Lose Its Power (Crouch) The Longer I Serve Him (Gaither) 1966 Come Sunday (Duke Ellington, UMH 728) I Want To Walk As A Child Of The Light (Kathleen Thomerson, UMH 206) Macedonia (The Vision Of A Dying World), (Anne Ortlund) Shepherd of Love (John Peterson) Take Our Bread (Joe Wise) 3 The King of Glory Comes (Rev. Willard F. Jabusch, TFWS 2091) They’ll Know We Are Christians By Our Love (Peter Scholtes, TFWS 2223) Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow (Jack & Don Wyrtzen) 1967 Make Me A Channel Of Your Peace (Sebastian Temple, TFWS 2171) This Is The Day (Les Garrett) 1968 Holy, Holy, Holy/Santo, Santo, Santo (Guillermo Cuéllar, TFWS 2019) Your Love, O God (Anders Frostenson, Lars Lundberg, UMH 120) What Does The Lord Require (SHARPTHORNE, Erik Routley, UMH 441) O God Who Shaped Creation (TUOLUMNE, Dale Wood, UMH 443) 1969 I Will Serve Thee (Gaither) The New 23rd (Carmichael) Pass It On (Kurt Kaiser, UMH 572) Now the silence (NOW) Carl Schalk, (UMH 619) 1970 Bring Back The Springtime (Kurt Kaiser) Give Me A Clean Heart Margaret P. Douroux, (TFWS 2133) There’s Something About That Name, Gaither, (UMH 171) The Family of God, (Gaither) The King is Coming, (Gaither) 1971 My Tribute (To God Be The Glory), (UMH 99) Because He Lives, (Gaither, UMH (364) The Joy Of The Lord Is My Strength, (Alliene Vale) We Are One In The Bond Of Love (Otis Skillings) Reach Out And Touch (Charles Brown) Something Beautiful (Bill Gaither, UMH 394) Through It All (Crouch, UMH 507) Arise, shine out, your light has come (DUNEDIN, Vernon Griffiths, UMH 725) 1972 Come let us reason together (Ken Medema) Father, I adore You (Terrye Coehlo, TFWS 2038) Freely, freely (Carol Owens, UMH 389) Holy, Holy (Jimmy Owens,
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