A collection of songs we have known and loved for many years, including “Cabin in the Valley of the Pines,” “Flowers in the Wildwood,” and “Red River Valley.” 58 songs; paper; Albert E. Brumley and Sons.
“Church in the Wildwood”, “When They Ring the Golden Bells”, “Twilight Is Falling”, and other evangelistic hymns. 64 songs; paper; Albert E. Brumley and Sons.
Includes “If I Could Hear My Mother Pray Again”, “Lord, Build Me a Cabin in Glory”, and “An Old Log Cabin for Sale”. 124 songs; paper; Albert E. Brumley and Sons.
A collection of songs and ballads in round notes. These are not spiritual songs, but some songs we learned in our growing-up years. Includes Home on the Range and My Grandfather’s Clock. 60 songs; paper; Albert E. Brumley and Sons.
Fifty songs suitable for vacation Bible school. Color-illustrated cover and black and white illustrations throughout the book. Compiled by Eileen Toews and Mavis Isaac. Paper; Beaver Creek Design.
Compiled by John D. Martin. A collection of mostly hymns and a few gospel songs. Many selections were composed in the 18th and 19th century or earlier, with only a few more modern songs. 1015 songs; hardcover; Benchmark Press.
Thirty-nine songs published by Becky Peaster. Most of these songs are written by Becky, several by Merilee Fast and a couple other selections. Paperback.
248 songs by Sadie Beiler and LaVerda Miller and numerous other writers. Many pages include Bible quotations, short poems, or brief notes concerning the inspiration behind a particular song. Seventeen songs are in German. Hardcover; Beiler and Miller.
