Here is a well-known and beloved hymn, “Near the Cross”, from one of the best-known and most prolific hymn writers, Fanny Crosby. It would make a lovely printable to display during Easter. Fanny wrote up to 9,000 hymns, and even used pen names, so that hymnals wouldn’t be filled with her name more than others. Born in 1801, she was blinded at 6 weeks of age, by a quack doctor who prescribed an incorrect treatment, but of her blindness, she once said, {Read More}
Antique Hymn Book Page – I Know That my Redeemer Lives
February 28, 2015 by 15 Comments
It’s so good to be home! My youngest son had a basketball tournament in Kansas City this weekend. The 4 hour drive up there on Thursday was fine, but with snowstorm “Thor”, it made the drive back home go slower. We didn’t really hit too much snow along the way, until it started picking up when we got closer to home. I love going away for little trips, but it’s always so nice to get back home. I was hoping {Read More}
Get off the bench and get in the game
February 21, 2015 by 18 Comments
I’ve always loved this hymn, because it’s such a sincere prayer about wanting to be “all in” for God. The mid-week small group I attend has been doing a study from the book by Francis Chan, called, “The Forgotten God”. There’s a video that goes along with the study, and he gave a very vivid example of how most people, in most churches in America behave, that really struck home with me.
Antique Hymn Page – Let the Lower Lights be Burning
January 10, 2015 by 4 Comments
Here’s a lovely antique hymn page from the early 1900’s. I think this would look lovely as an image transfer onto a candle (tutorial HERE). Enjoy! Blessings,
The Lord’s Prayer Antique Hymn Page Printable
January 4, 2015 by 3 Comments
Of all the beautiful old hymns, my favorite ones are actual passages of Scripture that were set to music, like this, “The Lord’s Prayer” song. Occasionally gospel songwriters, both past and present, include lyrics that just don’t line up with what the Bible teaches, but you can’t go wrong when you set actual Scripture to music. It’s also one of the best ways to memorize Scripture, for people who are auditory learners, like myself. This page came from a beautiful antique {Read More}
Antique Hymn Printable Music – Brighten the Corner Where You Are
November 15, 2014 by 10 Comments
I love the title of this music page, from an antique hymn book in my collection. I love that it speaks to the fact that we don’t need to wait until we can do some “deed of greatness”, because we may never do anything if we do. Instead, we should use whatever gifts God gives us to “brighten the corner where you are”. {CLICK ON IMAGE TO ENLARGE AND PRINT MUSIC PAGE} I hope you brighten whatever corner God {Read More}
Printable Antique Hymn Page – Sweet Hour of Prayer
June 8, 2014 by 3 Comments
Here’s a really lovely image of the well-known hymn, “Sweet Hour of Prayer” from a very old hymnal. The font used for the titles of the song is so pretty! Blessings, Angie
Printable Antique Hymn Page ~ Sweet Hour of Prayer
March 30, 2014 by 3 Comments
I hope you enjoy this printable antique hymn book page. It can from from a hymnal published for servicemen by the Salvation Army in the 1920’s. {CLICK ON IMAGE TO ENLARGE} Blessings, Angie
Sweet By and By Printable Antique Hymn Page
March 23, 2014 by 3 Comments
Here’s one of my favorite classic old hymns, Sweet By and By. Click on the link below to save and print. Enjoy! The is the link to download is HERE. Blessings,
