spiral bound / 124 songs / shelf wear /previous owner name / red marking back page / #HB Additional Details ------------------------------ Product description: The lyrics, melody line and guitar chords to 124 hymns prepared as part of the Lutheran Youth Alive ministry. Partial contents: Jesus' style by Bob Marlowe; Psalm 89; Now I am a brother by Tom Rozof; We'll give all the glory to Jesus; Love, love; That's why I turned it over to you by Tom Rozof; When I survey by Isaac Watts; Lowell Mason; There's a reason by John Lee; I have decided by Norman Johnson; Alleluia! sing to Jesus by Rowland Hugh Prichard; William Chatterton Dix; Blessed Assurance by Fanny J. Crosby; Knapp; Keep the fires burning; Dick Williams; Get the flame by Donna Harkin; New Life by Peter Jacobs; Were you there; Jeremiah 31:12; Let's talk about Jesus; Thank you; I've got the liberty; Hallelujah, praise ye the Lord; Jesus is wonderful; I see Jesus by Charles B. Wycuff; To God be the glory by Fanny J. Crosby; William H. Doane; Gentle Savior by David Lambert; Savior like a shepherd lead us by Dorothy Ann Thrupp; William Bachelder Bradbury; Here comes Jesus; So send I you by E. Margaret Clarkson; John W. Peterson; Happy medley by Ray Rempt; Charles W. McPheeters; Mighty fortress by Martin Luther; Frederick Henry Hedge; All hail the power by Edward Perronet; John Rippon; Oliver Holden; How great is our God; He is Lord; Heaven bound by David Lambert; I sought the Lord by George Whitefield Chadwick; It's setting me free; I've got peace like a river; By their fruits by Bob Marlowe; Don't let the devil get you down by David Gauthier; Tim Willis; Great is the Lord; Psalm 19; Where were you Lord by Henry Ehlen; Jesus loves me by Anna B. Warner; William B. Bradbury; Hallelujah, hallelujah, Jesus Christ is risen by Debby Kerner; Oh for a thousand tongues by William Gardiner; Have thine own way Lord by G.C. Stebbins; Deep and wide by William Cowper; Herbert Tovey; Blessed be the day by Debby Kerner; New life for old by Dick Williams; Psalm 19 by Sonny Salsbury; Yesterday, today and tomorrow by Jack Wyrtzen; Don Wyrtzen; Power to be by Gene Cotton;