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Classic world missions hymns and gospel songs

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In 1523, Martin Luther wrote a missionary hymn based on Psalm 67. Titled "May God Bestow on Usa His Grace," it has been called "the first missionary hymn of Protestantism."

Promoting Christian missions through music: Looking for a Faith Promise or missions conference theme? Employ ane of these song titles. Some or all of the verses of these songs lend themselves to missionary emphases

Links to printable lyrics and music of these songs virtually the Great Commission too every bit recordings have been included.

A Missionary Cry -- Albert B. Simpson and James Burke

"A hundred thousand souls a 24-hour interval are passing one by one away in Christless guilt and gloom. . . . They're passing to their doom."

1891 [ printed music and words from 1962 Christian and Missionary Alliance hymnal ]

A Globe-Wide Revival — Lelia Morris ( ofttimes listed every bit "Mrs. C. H. Morris")

"For a globe-wide revival, blest Main, we pray. . . for this world, dearly purchased past the blood of God's Son, back from Satan'due south dominion and from sin must exist won."

1910 [ printed music ]

All The World for Jesus — Grace Davis and J.H. Fillmore

"All the globe for Jesus! Allow each one pray and give until remotest nations¹ shall look to Him and live."

1894 [ printed music ]

All Over the World — Eliza Hewitt and William Kirkpatrick

"Think of the millions who never accept heard i precious promise from God'south holy Word. . . . Let the vivid banner of love be unfurled all over the world."

1896

Anywhere with Jesus — Jessie B. Pounds, Helen C. Alexander (stanzas three-4) and Daniel B. Towner

"Anywhere with Jesus, over land and ocean, telling souls in darkness of salvation free; ready as He summons me to get or stay, anywhere with Jesus when He points the fashion."

1887

Arm of the Lord, Awake — William Shrubsole and Lowell Mason

"Almighty God, thy grace proclaim, in ev'ry land, of ev'ry proper name."

1796 [ printed music and lyrics from 1910 Free Methodist Hymnal ]

Bring Them In — Alexcenah Thomas and William Ogden (Matthew 18:12)

"Hark! 'Tis the Master speaks to thee, 'Go notice my lambs, where'er they be.'"

1885 [ printed music ] [ Sing to the Lord hymnal ] [ Recorded on CD "Inspirational Favorites: Bulge Ives ]

Bringing in the Sheaves -- Knowles Shaw and George Minor

"Sowing in the morning . . . Waiting for the harvest and the time of reaping, we shall come up rejoicing, bringing in the sheaves."

1874 [ YouTube ] [ printed music ] [ "Great Hymns of the Faith" hymnal ]

Christ for the World Nosotros Sing -- Samuel Wolcott (Marking 16:xv)

"Christ for the world we sing! The world to Christ we bring with loving zeal . . . with fervent prayer . . . with blithesome song."

1869 -- [ published in Hear the Call songbook ] [ Midi sound and lyrics ]

Come up, Labor On! — Jane Borthwick and J. Buchanan MacMillan

"Who dares stand idle on the harvest evidently while all effectually him waves the golden grain?"

1962 (Music), Christian Publications [ printed music and words from 1962 Christian and Missionary Alliance hymnal ]

Disciple the Nations — Dan Whittemore

"Come, let us do all we tin. Come, allow usa all join our hands and disciple the nations until Jesus returns."

1976, Lillenas Publishing [ printed music ]

Eternal God, Whose Power Upholds (Everyland) -- Henry Tweedy and Lily Rendle

"Eternal God, . . . to whom there is . . . no alien race, no foreign shore, no kid unsought, unknown. O send us forth, Thy prophets truthful."

1928 (winner of winner of Hymn Society of America'southward annual missionary hymn contest) -- [ printed music ]

Facing a task unfinished -- Frank Houghton

"Facing a task unfinished that drives us to our knees . . . The solemn pledge we owe Thee to go and make Thee known."

1930, Overseas Missionary Fellowship [ printed in Songs of Fellowship Collection, Vol. 1 ]

Fill the ranks -- Albert B. Simpson and George Stebbins

"They are falling by the mighty Congo, They are dying in the dark Soudan; They are lying neath the sun of Bharat, They are buried by the shores of Japan . . . Who volition enlist in the hosts of the Lord?"

[ printed music from 1962 Christian and Missionary Brotherhood hymnal ]

Fling out the imprint — George Doane and John Calkin (same tune used with "I heard the bells on Christmas twenty-four hour period")

"Fling out the banner! infidel lands shall see from far the glorious sight"

1848, [ printed music ]

Follow Me — Ira Stamphill

"Oh, Jesus, if I die upon a strange field someday, 'Twould be no more than than love demands, no less could I repay"

1953 [ She et music to download ]

For My Sake and the Gospel's -- Edward H. Bickersteth and Arthur S. Sullivan

"The trump of jubilee proclaims to every nation, from pole to pole, by state and bounding main, glad tidings of salvation."

1899 [ printed music and words from 1962 Christian and Missionary Alliance hymnal ]

For the Whole Wide World — Lelia Morris ( oft listed as "Mrs. C. H. Morris" )

"Of i blood God hath fabricated all the nations of the earth. . . . We must carry the Gospel to globe's remotest bound. Men are dying for the precious word."

1912 [ printed music ]

From Greenland'southward Icy Mountains -- Reginald Heber and Lowell Mason

"Salvation! O Salvation! The joyful sound proclaim, 'til earth'due south remotest nation has learned Messiah's name."

1819 [ printed music ] [ Not bad Hymns of the Faith hymnal ]

From the ascent of the sun — anonymous

"From the rising of the sun to the going down of the same, the name of the Lord shall be praised" (the allusion in Psalm 113, from which this is taken, is geographical rather than fourth dimension of day)

[ words and audio ]

Get! — Paul Rader

"'Farthest part' is His guild; Dare any answer no? What will yous practise when y'all meet Him, if you refuse to become?"

1918 [ printed music ] Also published in Hymns of Glorious Praise ]

Go and Tell Them -- A.B. Simpson and Ada Gibbs

Send the gospel of salvation to a world of dying men. Tell information technology out to every nation till the Lord shall come again."

[ Voices in Worship hymnal ]

Go Forth And Tell! -- James Sheldon (Acts 1:8)

"O Church building of God, awake! God'due south saving news to all the nations take. . . . Get till all nations His great proper noun admire."

1964, Jubilate Hymns Limited / Hope Publishing [ Sing to the Lord hymnal, set to George Warren'south "National Hymn" tune ]

Go, Labor On: Spend and Be Spent — Horatius Bonar

"The earth's dark night is hastening on. . . . Go along into the globe's highway. Hogtie the wanderer to come in."

1843

Go Tell the Untold Millions -- John W. Peterson

"Out in the darkness of sin they are waiting . . . Get tell the untold millions over the whole world wide."

1962, Singspiration [ Great Hymns of the Faith hymnal ] [published in Hymns of Glorious Praise hymnal ]

Become Ye Into All the World — James McGranahan

"All ability is given unto Me. Become ye into all the world and preach the gospel."

1886 [ printed music ] [found as "Far, Far, Far Away in Sin and Darkness Dwelling" in Hymns for the Family of God hymnal ]

Go, Ye Messengers of God — Joshua Marsden and William J. Kirkpatrick

"Behave the tidings round the ball; visit every soil and body of water. Preach the cross of Christ to all."

1812 [ printed music ]

God calls Us -- Linda Rebuck and Tom Fettke

"Considering so many need to know, it's up to you and me to go . . . God calls usa."

1985, Pilot Point Music and Lillenas Publishing [ printed music ]

Gospel Tidings -

"How beauteous are their feet who stand on Zion'south hill, who bring salvation on their tongues. . . Through all the earth abroad; let every nation at present behold their Savior and their God."

Hail To The Brightness of Zion's Glad Morning (as well known as "The Latter Mean solar day") -- Thomas Hastings and Lowell Mason (Isaiah 9:2)

"Joy to the lands that in darkness have lain! . . . See, from all lands, from the isles of the ocean, praise to the Savior ascending on loftier."

1831[ Great Hymns of the Faith hymnal ]

Hark! The Vocalism of Jesus Calling — Daniel March and Louis von Esch ( too known as "Hear the Voice of Jesus Calling")

"Who volition become and piece of work today? Fields are white, the harvest waiting. Who will conduct the sheaves away?"

1868 [ printed music ] [ found as "Hear the Voice of Jesus Calling" in Hymns for the Family of God hymnal ]

Harvest Bells — William Penn and J.M. Hunt

"The harvest field is white, and many souls are sinking into eternal dark. The harvest bells are ringing."

1882

Harvest Fourth dimension -- Paul Rader and Lance Latham

"The harvest fields are bending with precious ripened grain; More reapers at present are needed."

1921

Harvest Fourth dimension — Wanda Smith

The grain is falling; the Savior'south calling. Oh, do not wait! Information technology'due south growing late. Behold, the fields are white; information technology'due south harvest fourth dimension."

1949, Aim High Music Group / BMG Music Publishing Published in Sing His Praise

Haste Away — Onie L. Francis

"Rouse, O reapers, up and haste away . . . Haste unto the earth wide harvest field."

1923 (published in iii hymnals: Gospel Tidings: a Book of Select Gospel Songs, The Crown, and Victory for Christian Piece of work and Worship)

He Was Not Willing — Lucy Meyer

"Perishing, perishing! Harvest is passing, reapers are few and the night cartoon near."

[ printed music from 1962 Christian and Missionary Alliance hymnal ]

Heralds of Christ -- Laura Copenhaver and George Warren

"Through desert means, dark fen, and deep morass, through jungles, sluggish seas and mount pass . . . Gear up across the globe the King's highway."

1915 [ printed music ]

Here Am I, Send Me -- Charles Gabriel and J. Gilchrist Lawson

"The field is white, the laborers few. Here am I, ship me! Over mountain, evidently or sea,. . . I'll get to the ends of the earth for Thee."

1910 [ printed music ]

How Beauteous Are Their Feet -- Isaac Watts and Louis Bourgeois (Romans 10:15)

"How beauteous are their anxiety . . . who bring salvation on their tongues. . . Let every nation now behold their Savior and their God!"

1707

How Shall They Hear the Word of God? -- Michael Perry and Koch

"How shall the gospel be preached that sinners may repent? . . . So, transport us Lord, for we rejoice to speak of Christ with life and voice."

1982 (lyrics), Hope Publishing [ printed piano music ] [ sound file ]

I'll Go Where You Want Me To Go -- Mary Brownish and Carrie Rounsefell

"There's surely somewhere a lowly place in earth's harvest fields so broad where I may labor through life'southward short day for Jesus the Crucified."

1899 [ YouTube ] [ printed music ] [ published in Hear the Call songbook ] [ Slap-up Hymns of the Faith ] [ published in Hymns of Glorious Praise hymnal ]

If Jesus Goes With Me — C. Austin Miles

"It may be I must carry the blessed word of life beyond the burning deserts to those in sinful strife . . . If Jesus goes with me, I'll go anywhere."

1908 [ Songs of Faith and Praise hymnal ] [ published in Hymns of Glorious Praise hymnal ]

Imagine the Harvest — Todd Webb

"Imagine the harvest; reach out to our world. Retelling the story . . . Redeeming the lost ones at habitation and abroad."

1997, Nazarene World Mission Society (Quadrennial theme vocal) [ Sheet music: lyrics and music ]

In Christ There Is No East Or W — William Dunkerley (John Oxenham) and Alexander Reinagle

"In Christ at that place is no East or West, In Him no South or N; But one great fellowship of love throughout the whole wide earth."

1908 [ published in Hear the Call songbook ] [ Bang-up Hymns of the Faith hymnal ]

Increase My Vision — Dick Anthony

"Increase my vision, my vision of the lost; help me to understand the value, not the toll."

1971, Lillenas Publishing [ printed music ]

Jesus Saves! — Priscilla J. Owens and William J. Kirkpatrick (Psalm 96:2)

"Bear the news to every country. Climb the steeps and cantankerous the waves. 'Onward!' 'tis our Lord'southward command."

1868 -- [ Sing to the Lord hymnal ]

Jesus Shall Reign — Isaac Watts and John Hatton

"Jesus shall reign where'er the sun does his successive journeys run . . . People and realms of every tongue dwell on His love."

1719 [ printed music ] [ hymn story ]

Jesus, Use Me ‐ Jack and Billy Campbell

"If it be Thy will, Lord, to ship me o'er the bounding main, I'll follow Thee tho' death should come my mode."

1963, Gospel Publishing House [ published in Hymns of Glorious Praise hymnal ]

Labor On — Christopher R. Blackall and W. Howard Doane

"In the harvest field there is work to do, For the grain is ripe, and the reapers few"

`870

Lead On, O Rex Eternal — Ernest Shurtleff and Henry Smart

"Pb on, O King eternal, to lands of deepest night; We follow where Thou leadest as heralds of the light" ( words from tertiary poesy found only in Voices in Worship: Hymns of the Christian Life hymnal )

Let Us Go -- Albert B. Simpson and Ludwig van Beethoven (arrangement by Eldon McBride)

"Let united states of america go and preach the gospel every bit a witness to the world. And for every tongue and people let Christ's banner be unfurled."

1998 (music) Eldon McBride [ Voices in Worship hymnal ]

Let your heart be cleaved — Bryan Jeffery Leech and Fred Bock

"Allow your heart be broken for a globe in need . . . Blest to be a blessing . . . Serve Him far and virtually."

1976, Fred Bock Music Company [ Hymns for the Family of God hymnal ]

Lift Up Your Heads, Ye Gates of Brass — James Montgomery

"Where hallowed footsteps never trod, take your appointed post. . . .Go to the conquest of all lands — All must be His at length"

[ printed music from 1962 Christian and Missionary Brotherhood hymnal ]

Lord of the Living Harvest — John S. B. Monsell and Lowell Mason

"Lord of the living harvest that whitens o'er the plain . . . Accept these easily to labor, these hearts to trust and beloved."

1866 [ printed music ]

Lord of the Harvest -- Bill O'Brien and Dick Anthony

"Lord of the harvest, the laborers are so few; Lord of the harvest, there's so much yet to practise."

1977, Lillenas Publishing Company [ printed music ]

Lord, Thy Church On Earth Is Seeking -- Hugh Sherlock and Thoro Harris

Nosotros would mind thy Great Committee, Go ye into every place'"

1959, Nazarene Publishing Firm [ MP3 audio ] [ words and music printed in The Baptist Hymnal (1991 edition) ]

Macedonia -- Anne Ortlund and Henry Cutler (Acts 16:nine)

"The vision of a dying earth is vast before our eyes"

1966, Anne Ortlund [ Hymns for the Family of God hymnal ]

Missionaries -- Claude and Carolyn Rhea

"Missionaries tell of Jesus round the world . . I tin can help them."

1975, Lillenas Publishing [ printed music ]

My Trust -- A.B. Simpson and Cistron Rivard

"Allow me be true-blue to my trust, telling the world the story. Press on my heart the woe. Give me the will to go."

2002 (music), Gene Rivard [ Voices in Worship hymnal ]

O Zion, Haste — Mary Ann Thomson and James Walch (Isaiah forty:9) (as well titled "O Christians, Haste")

"Proclaim to every people, tongue and nation that God, in whom they live and movement, is love. Tell how He stooped to relieve His lost cosmos and died on globe that human being might live above."

1868 -- [ printed music ] [ published in Sing to the Lord hymnal ]

Our God Reigns -- Leonard (Lenny) Smith

"How lovely on the mountains are the feet of him who brings proficient news."

1974, 1978, New Jerusalem Music [ sheet music with tune line and guitar chords ] [ SATB organisation by Tom Fettke ] [ Lenny Smith and family singing ] [ orchestral background ]

Our Mission — Margot Zilch

"We go at His commission, We move at His command . . . to men of every land."

1968, Gospel Publishing House [ published in Hymns of Glorious Praise hymnal ]

Reach Your Arms Around The World — Haldor Lillenas and Vida Munden Nixon

"Spread abroad the story of salvation, the earth wide world around; to each kindred, every tribe and nation, wherever sin is establish."

1928, Renewed 1955, Lillenas Publishing Company [ published in Hymns of Glorious Praise hymnal ]

Ready — Charles Tillman and A.C. Palmer or S.East.L.

"Ready to stay at home and send others if He sees best. Prepare to go, prepare to stay."

1903 [ printed music ] [ published in Hymns of Glorious Praise hymnal ]

Reapers, Haste Away -- Virgil O. Stamps

"O see the gold harvest . . . Get to the harvest field."

Used in 2 hymnals: Favorite Radio Songs and Praise Evangel for Sunday Schools

Redeem the Fourth dimension — Albert B. Simpson and Margaret Grand. Simpson

"Redeem the time, allow u.s. send the gospel to the uttermost premises of the homo race; Over all the world let u.s.a. spread the tidings while lasts our day of grace."

1962, Christian Publications [ printed music from 1962 Christian and Missionary Alliance hymnal ]

Rescue the Perishing — Fanny Crosby and William Doane (Jude 23)

"Rescue the perishing. Duty demands it. Strength for thy labor the Lord will provide."

1869 [ printed music ] [ published in Hymns of Glorious Praise hymnal and in Sing to the Lord hymnal ]

Ascension, G Light of Gentile Nations — Hermann Fick and Johann Thommen

"Sound we forth the Gospel tidings to the world's remotest bound that the sinner has been pardoned and forgiveness tin be found. . . May our zeal to assist the heathen be increased from twenty-four hour period to solar day."

1885

Roll On, Thousand Mighty Body of water — James Edmeston and Robert Jackson

"Bear messengers of mercy to ev'ry land . . . that man may sit in darkness and death's black shade no more"

1822 [ printed music ]

Saving and Serving — Albert B. Simpson and Margaret M. Simpson

Going where darkness and sorrow are found; Seeking the lost to earth's farthest bounds."

[ printed music from 1962 Christian and Missionary Brotherhood hymnal ]

Savior, Sprinkle Many Nations — Arthur C. Coxe and John Zundel (Isaiah one:15 KJV)

"Savior, lo, the isles are waiting. . . . Of the preacher, speed the human foot and touch the tongue 'til on world by every creature 'Celebrity to the Lamb' be sung."

1851 [ printed music ]

Transport the Gospel Light — Fanny Crosby and Ira Sankey

"Send the Light, oh, send it quickly to the isles across the sea"

1899

Ship the Light -- Charles Gabriel

"In that location's a telephone call comes ringing o'er the restless wave, 'Send the low-cal!' . . . We have heard the Macedonian call today, 'Send the low-cal!'"

1890, [ published in Sing to the Lord hymnal ] [ Slap-up Hymns of the Organized religion hymnal ] [ Recorded on CD "Country Mount Hymns, Vol. 2" ]

So Ship I You — Otis Skillings

"So transport I you. Unto the farthest part of the earth, proclaiming the message til all men have heard"

1985 and 1987, Lillenas Publishing [ printed music ]

So Send I You lot — by Grace Made Stiff — Margaret Clarkson with music by two different composers: John Due west. Peterson and Kurt Kaiser (John 20:21)

"As the Male parent has sent Me, so send I you . . . to take to souls in chains the Word of truth that sets the captive gratuitous."

1964, Singspiration Music / Benson Music Group [ published in Sing to the Lord hymnal (music past Peterson) ]

Souls in Decease and Darkness Lying — Cecil F. Alexander and Thomas Hastings

"Souls in decease and darkness lying where no light has broken through . . . Thousand voices phone call us o'er the waters blue."

1830

Speak, My Lord — George Bennard

"Hear the Lord of the harvest sweetly calling, Who will become and piece of work for me today? Who will bring to me the lost and dying?"

1911[ printed music ] [ published in Hymns of Glorious Praise hymnal ]

Speed Away — Fanny Crosby and Isaac Woodbury

"Speed away, speed away, on your mission of light, To the lands that are lying in darkness and night."

1890, [ printed music with lyrics by Thomas Nelson (1899) ]

Speed the Light — Elisha Hoffman

"To the millions living o'er the deep, deep sea, speed the light . . . In that location in anguish millions for the gospel wait. Speed the light. . . . Souls are waiting and the fields are white."

1899 [ printed music and words from 1962 Christian and Missionary Alliance hymnal ]

Accept My Life and Let It Exist — Frances Havergal

"Take my life and let information technology be consecrated, Lord to thee. . . . Have my feet and let them be swift and beautiful for thee."

1874 [ printed music ] [ Recorded on CD "Hymns in the Vineyard" ]

Tell the Blessed Story — Haldor Lillenas (I Corinthians 1:23)

"'Go ye into all the world' and everywhere tell the blessed story of the cross. . . . Stand no longer idle while the moments wing."

1920 [ printed music ] [ published in Sing to the Lord hymnal ]

That the World May Know — Sue Caudill

"I want the world to know that Jesus loves them and then."

1985, Nazarene Publishing Firm [ printed music ]

The Boxing Is the Lord's -- Due east. Margaret Clarkson and Meyer Lyon

"The harvest fields are white: How few the reaping hands appear, their strength how slight! Yet victory is certain."

[ printed music and words from 1962 Christian and Missionary Alliance hymnal ]

The Breaking of the Bread -- Beatrice Bixler

"Today they die in heathen lands. They dice in want and dread, for they accept been omitted in the breaking of the Bread. Lord, I would give them the Staff of life of Life."

1944, Singspiration [ Voices in Worship hymnal ]

The Telephone call for Reapers -- J.O. Thompson and J.B.O. Clemm (also chosen "Far and Near")

"Far and near the fields are teeming with waves of ripened grain. . . Lord of the harvest, send for reapers!"

[ printed music ] [ Great Hymns of the Faith hymnal ] [ published in Hymns of Glorious Praise hymnal ]

The Kingdom Is Coming — Mary B. C. Slade and Rigdon M. McIntosh (melody besides credited to Emilius Laroche)

"The voice of conservancy awakes every nation. 'Come over and help us,' they weep."

1876 [ printed music ]

The Low-cal of the Globe Is Jesus — Philip Bliss

"The whole world was lost in the darkness of sin. The Calorie-free of the globe is Jesus!"

1875 [ printed music ]

The Macedonian Cry — Mrs. Cecil Alexander and Thomas Hastings

"Souls in infidel darkness lying where no light has broken through; souls that Jesus bought by dying. . . . Thou voices phone call us."

[ printed music ]

The Morning Light is Breaking — Samuel Smith and George Webb (same tune as "Stand up Upward, Stand for Jesus")

"Blessed river of salvation, pursue thine onward fashion. Flow thou to every nation, nor in thy richness stay."

1851 [ printed music ]

The Ninety and Nine — Elizabeth Clephane and Ira Sankey

1868 [ printed music ]

The Regions Beyond — A. B. Simpson and Margaret Simpson

"To the regions beyond I must go . . . where the story has never been told . . . Till all the world, His salvation shall know."

1904 [ printed music ] [ published in Hymns of Glorious Praise hymnal ]

The Vision — H.C. McKinney and Oren Munger

I have seen the heathen in their darkness, I have heard their cry of grim despair; All my heart is burning with the passion to bring to them the low-cal of Jesus."

1950, Gospel Publishing House [ published in Hymns of Glorious Praise hymnal ]

The Whole Wide World for Jesus — J. Demster Hammond and William J. Kirkpatrick

"The whole broad globe! Proclaim the Gospel tidings thro' the whole wide earth! . . . Till ev'ry tongue confess Him."

1885

The Piece of work Must Go On -- Laurene Highfield and Samuel Beazley

"A glad message rings through the world today . . . The expert work must become on and on, til the world for our Lord is won."

1911, renewed 1939, Nazarene Publishing House [ printed music ]

This Pair of Easily -- Floyd Hawkins

"To bring Thy healing touch to darkest lands, I requite to Thee, my God, this pair of easily."

1963, 1991, Lillenas [ published in Hear the Phone call songbook ]

Thou Whose Almighty Give-and-take -- John Marriott and Felice de Giardini

"Motility on the waters' face up, begetting the lamp of grace, and in earth'south darkest place, Let in that location be lite. . . . Through the world, far and wide, Allow in that location exist calorie-free."

1813 [ printed music and words from 1962 Christian and Missionary Alliance hymnal ]

Throw Out the Lifeline -- Edwin Ufford and George Stebbins

"Throw out the lifeline to danger-fraught men sinking in ache where you've never been . . . Haste then, my blood brother, no time for delay."

1888 [ printed music ]

Thy Kingdom Come — Albert B. Simpson

"This is the song I sing: Thy kingdom come, Thy kingdom come. . . Through all the earth abroad where humankind has trod, ship along thy word, O God."

[ Voices in Worship hymnal ]

Till the Whole Globe Knows -- Alfred and Bentley Ackley

"I'll tell to all that God is dear; for the world has never known the great compassion of His middle . . . I will shout and sing of Christ my King, till the whole world knows"

1951, Rodeheaver [ published in Hymns of Glorious Praise hymnal ]

Twelve Is Non Enough -- Ted Wuerffel

"'Go into the world,' He's calling you . . . God into the world and preach the Gospel!"

1982 and 1986, Lillenas Publishing [ printed music ]

Unto the Farthest -- Beth Tuley

In Jerusalem and in Samaria, unto the uttermost! To the millions lost, we must bear the cantankerous."

1964, Gospel Publishing House [ published in Hymns of Glorious Praise hymnal ]

We'll Girdle the Globe -- 5.A. Dake and Ida Grand. Dake

"We'll girdle the earth with salvation, with holiness unto the Lord! And light shall illumine each nation, the light from the lamp of His give-and-take!" archetype lyrics that mean we'll cover the globe or nosotros'll go all the way effectually the globe

1891, [ printed music ]

We've a Story to Tell to the Nations -- H. Ernest Nicol (Matthew 24:14)

"We've a story to tell to the nations that shall turn their hearts to the right. . . . We've a song to be sung to the nations that shall lift their hearts to the Lord, a song that shall conquer evil and shatter the spear and sword."

1896 -- [ published in Sing to the Lord hymnal ] [ "Great Hymns of the Faith" hymnal ] [ published in Hymns of Glorious Praise hymnal ] [ Recorded on split trax CD "America'due south 25 Favorite Hymns, Vol. 4" ]

When the whole world lives for Him -- B.D. Ackley and William Charles Poole

"When the whole world lives for Jesus . . . Let us piece of work and haste that mean solar day when each tribe and land and nation gladly owns His rule and sway."

1938, Rodeheaver, Discussion Music [ printed music ]

Where He Leads Me -- Edward Blandy and John Norris (Matthew iv:19)

"I tin hear my Savior calling, 'Take thy cross and follow, follow me.'"

1890 [ Mahalia Jackson on YouTube ]

Wherever He Leads, I'll Go — B.B. McKinney

1964, Broadman Printing [ story behind the vocal ]

Win the Lost at Any Price — Leon Ellis

"Souls are dying, men are crying, won't you lot lead them to the cantankerous? Go and find them, help to win them."

1959, Tennessee Music and Printing Company / SpiritSound Music

Ye Christian Heralds! — Bourne Draper and Heinrich Zeuner

"Go proclaim conservancy through Immanuel's proper name. To distant climes the tidings bear and plant the Rose of Sharon there."

1803 [ printed music ]

Ye Servants of God, Your Principal Proclaim — Charles Wesley and Johann Haydn/William Croft (Psalm 123:1; Revelation 7:ix-12)

"Ye servants of God, your Chief proclaim, and publish abroad His wonderful Name."

1744 [ Voices in Worship hymnal ]

Your Mission — Ellen Gates and Sidney Grannis

"If you cannot on the ocean sail among the swiftest fleet . . . You can lend a hand to help them as they launch their boats away."

1860 [ printed music ]

For those songs that are even so nether copyright, contact the publishers concerning costs for reproducing them.

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ⁱNote: In the Bible, the discussion "nations" does non mean the political entities like Red china, India and the U.s.. Rather, information technology means people groups or societies in which people speak the same language, have the aforementioned civilization and live in or take originated the same area. "Natioins" is synonymous with the plural give-and-take "peoples." In other words, nations in the Bible ways all of the people groups of the globe other than the people of Israel.

    -- compiled past Howard Culbertson

Where can we find music for our missions conference?

Try these ii sources:

• The CyberHymnal
• Hear the Call: fifty Songs of Missions and Evangelism, compiled past Ken Bible

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Source: https://home.snu.edu/~hculbert/classics.htm

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