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Country & Western Gospel Hymnal Volume Four
Above Every Name After The Toil And Heat Of The Day Are You Washed In The Blood? Getting Used To The Family Of God God And God Alone He Hideth My Soul He'll Stand By Me I Believe In A Hill Called Calvary I Will Glory In The Cross If It Keeps Gettin' Better In The Garden It Could Happen In A Moment Jesus Built This Church On Love Jesus Is King Of Kings Just A Closer Walk With Thee Kneel At The Cross Leaning On The Everlasting Arms Let's Have A Revival Looking For The City Lovest Thou Me (More Than These?) O What A Friend! People Need The Lord Rekindle The Fires Of Faith Sweet Beulah Land The Old-fashioned Meeting There's A City Being Built Touch Your People Once Again Triumphantly The Church Shall Rise Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus We Have Come Into His House and many more.
320 pages, Paperback
First published March 1, 1989
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About the author
Aileen Armitage
48 books5 followersAka Aileen Quigley, Ruth Fabian, Erica Lindley.
Aileen Armitage was brought up in Huddersfield where her father's family have lived for the past 400 years. Aileen has made use of their story, and that of the town, in her well-known 'Hawksmoor' novels - the series that has earned her a reputation as 'Yorkshire's Catherine Cookson'. After gaining a BA in modern languages, Aileen taught English for ten years. When failing sight obliged her to give up her teaching career, Aileen began writing and had many magazine articles and short stories published before she turned to longer fiction. She has since been widely published in the UK and in the USA. Aileen also lectures on novel writing for writers' seminars and is a regular broadcaster on BBC Radio. She is a frequent guest speaker, especially since winning UK Woman of the Year award in 1988. In 2002 she was awarded an honorary D.Litt degree for her contribution to literature. Aileen has four grown-up children from her first marriage. She is now happily remarried to the writer Deric Longden.
Aileen Armitage was brought up in Huddersfield where her father's family have lived for the past 400 years. Aileen has made use of their story, and that of the town, in her well-known 'Hawksmoor' novels - the series that has earned her a reputation as 'Yorkshire's Catherine Cookson'. After gaining a BA in modern languages, Aileen taught English for ten years. When failing sight obliged her to give up her teaching career, Aileen began writing and had many magazine articles and short stories published before she turned to longer fiction. She has since been widely published in the UK and in the USA. Aileen also lectures on novel writing for writers' seminars and is a regular broadcaster on BBC Radio. She is a frequent guest speaker, especially since winning UK Woman of the Year award in 1988. In 2002 she was awarded an honorary D.Litt degree for her contribution to literature. Aileen has four grown-up children from her first marriage. She is now happily remarried to the writer Deric Longden.
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