Sat, Oct 21st - 1:43PM

Where are the daughters of Sarah                              

And of those holy women of old,                     

Blessed mothers and wives in Israel,   

Whose faith in Jehovah was bold?                                             

These were the daughters of Sarah,                                        

Who trembled in the presence of God,                                         

And conducted themselves in quietness,                     

While on this dark earth they trod.                 

Praise for the offspring of Sarah                                          

Whose souls so inwardly adorned,                                         

With grace that is altogether lovely,                                          

But here in this world is scorned.                                                     

There is a need for the daughters of Sarah           

In the world that we live in today,                                      

For women of faith, who stand firm in the truth,               

As examples to those going astray.                                  

Give us now daughters of Sarah,             

Obedient, patient and strong,           

With love for their husbands and children,                    

Consistently doing no wrong.                                                     

Rise up ye daughters of Sarah!                                        

From the trends of this world now turn.                  

Fear not the women of Babylon;                          

But fear Him Who is soon to return!  

 W. M.C.

Sarah

Rebecca

Leah-Rachel

Miriam

Deborah

Rahab

Naomi

Ruth

Hannah

Abigail

Bathsheba

Jehosheba

Esther

Elizabeth

Mary

Anna

Martha-Mary

Mary Magdalene

Tabitha-Rhoda-Lydia

Lois-Eunice

Waldensian ? Albigensian Women

Reformation ? Anabaptist ? Puritan Mothers

Susanna Wesley

Sarah Edwards

Fanny Crosby

Adelaide Pollard

Modern Missionary Women

You

All Women who call on Jesus Christ in Truth

The aged women likewise, that [they be] in behaviour as becometh holiness, not false accusers, not given to much wine, teachers of good things;That they may teach the young women to be sober, to love their husbands, to love their children,[To be] discreet, chaste, keepers at home, good, obedient to their own husbands, that the word of God be not blasphemed. Titus 2:3-5

Sun, Oct 15th - 4:18PM

Separation Unto God

Nothing Between

by Charles Albert Tindley

Nothing between my soul and my Saviour,

naught of this world's delusive dream;

I have renounced all sinful pleasure;

Jesus is mine, there's nothing between.

 

Nothing between, like worldly pleasure;

habits of life, though harmless they seem,

must not my heart from him ever sever;

he is my all, there's nothing between.

 

Nothing between my soul and my Saviour,

so that his blessed face may be seen;

nothing preventing the least of his favor;

keep the way clear!  let nothing between.

 

Charles Albert Tindley (1851-1933) was an author and a composer.  He was born into slavery at Berlin, Maryland, and left an orphan at age five.  He taught himself to read and to write, and eventually mastered Hebrew and Greek.  He served as pastor of the Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, which reached a membership of 12,500 people.  Mr. Tindley wrote many Gospel songs, including "I'll Overcome Some Day," which later became the inspiration for the Civil Rights Movement theme song, "We Shall Overcome."

Tue, Oct 3rd - 10:23PM

The Shepherd