Westminster Sabbath-school Hymnal : a collection of hymns and tunes for use in Sabbaths Schools and social meetings

John Welsh Dulles, Theodore F. Seward

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• Hymn
• Sunday school
• Presbyterianism

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 7
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 11 Mo

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SABBATH-SCHOOL HYMNAL
A KolleGtion of Hymns and Tunes
FOR USE IN
SABBATH-SCHOOLS AND SOCIAL MEETINGS
PREPARED BY THE
Rev. JOHN W. DULLES, D.D.
AND
ME. THEODORE F. SEWARD
PHILADELPHIA
PRESBYTERIAN BOARD OF PUBLICATION
1334 CHESTNUT STREETINTRODUCTION.
In response to a pressing demand, as well as to the recommendations of the
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church, the Westminster Sabbath-
SchoolHymnal isnow publishedby the Presbyterian Board ofPublication.
It aims to give, as to both hymns and tunes, what our young people can(1)
sing what they will sing ; and what they ought to sing.(2) (3) A carefully-
;
from the standardhymns of Churchmade selection the gives permanent value
to the book. Among these invaluable gems of sacred song, preference has
been given to those most w^orthy of being stored in the memory, those most
readily grasped theby young and best adapted to hearty singing. Besides
these indispensable hymns of the Church, there is given a liberal selection,
" "from the many books published for use in and in thegospel-meetings
Sabbath-school, of hymns and tunes deservedly favorites. Original pieces
of merit, with others from the best modern ecclesiastical music of England
and the Continent, complete the collection. thus vol-It is believed that a
hasume been prepared sound in its composition, whilst highly attractive
and available for the service of song in the Sabbath-school, and also fitted
for use in the chapel and in pack much as possibleprayer-meeting. To as
hymns are giveninto the book without unduly increasing its size and cost,
without the music where the familiar tunes to which they are ordinarily
sung are pretty sure within easy reach.to be
sympathyThe long experience, thegood taste and skill, with the Christian
in the work, of the musical editor, Mr. Theodore F. Seward, assure us of
excellence in that department of our Westminster Sabbath-School
Hymnal, which is offered to the public with the belief that it will be found
truly serviceable, ministering gladness in God's praise and spiritual prof-
ofiting to those by whom it shall be used. May the blessing God rest
upon all whose devotions it shall guide!
Copyright, 1883, by the Trustees of the Presbyterian Board of Publication.
All Rights Reserved.
Westcott Philadelphia.Electrotyped by & Thomson,!
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