If heaven is not
at the top of your list,
your world is upside down.
– eab 3/31/09
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– eab, Feb. ‘93
[1] Somerset’s band director hired Keith; I worked also.
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I was lost in sin, but Jesus rescued me,
He’s a wonderful Savior to me;
I was bound by fear, but Jesus set me free,
He’s a wonderful Savior to me.
For He’s a wonderful Savior to me,
He’s a wonderful Savior to me;
I was lost in sin, but Jesus took me in:
He’s a wonderful Savior to me.
He’s a Friend so true, so patient and so kind,
He’s a wonderful Savior to me;
Everything I need in Him I always find,
He’s a wonderful Savior to me.
He is always near to comfort and to cheer,
He’s a wonderful Savior to me;
He forgives my sins, He dries my every tear,
He’s a wonderful Savior to me.
Dearer grows the love of Jesus day by day,
He’s a wonderful Savior to me.
Sweeter is His grace while pressing on my way,
He’s a wonderful Savior to me.
Blanche Kerr was born this date 2/3/1888 to Dr. and Mrs. James D. Kerr of Greens Fork, Indiana. She attended both the Indianapolis Conservatory of Music and the American Conservatory of Music (Chicago). She married Virgil Brock and was his composer and pianist. Together they became one of the best-loved of the Gospel hymn writing-singing couples. She wrote the music to the above – Virgil penned the words. She died 1/3/1958 at Winona Lake, Indiana.