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MISCELLANEOUS WRITINGS
| I will listen for Thy voice, |
| Lest my footsteps stray; |
| I will follow and rejoice |
| All the rugged way. |
| Thou wilt bind the stubborn will, |
| Wound the callous breast, |
| Make self-righteousness be still, |
| Break earth's stupid rest. |
| Strangers on a barren shore, |
| Lab'ring long and lone, |
| We would enter by the door, |
| And Thou know'st Thine own; |
| So, when day grows dark and cold, |
| Tear or triumph harms, |
| Lead Thy lambkins to the fold, |
| Take them in Thine arms; |
| Feed the hungry, heal the heart, |
| Till the morning's beam; |
| White as wool, ere they depart, |
| Shepherd, wash them clean. |
Communion Hymn
| Saw ye my Saviour? Heard ye the glad sound? |
| Felt ye the power of the Word? |
| 'T was the Truth that made us free, |
| And was found by you and me |
| In the life and the love of our Lord. |
