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Text:Christ All and In All
Author:L. M. Waterman
Tune:[Christ is courage, hope and health]
Composer:F. S. Shephard

145. Christ All and In All

1 Christ is courage, hope and health,
Wisdom, power, greatness, wealth;
Fount of life and light of love,
Spring of joy, all joys above.

Refrain:
Christ is power, Christ is peace,
Christ is sorrow’s sure release;
Master, Teacher, Shepherd, King—
Yes, our Christ is ev’ry thing.

2 Christ is comfort, calm and rest;
Bloom that makes the desert blest;
Cooling shade by wayside warm,
Rock of refuge in the storm. [Refrain]

3 Christ is Friend and help and home,
Wand’ring with us when we roam;
Camping round us by the way,
Comrade on the field of fray. [Refrain]

4 Christ is shelter, buckler, shield,
Mighty, tho’ all else may yield;
Vainly pierces death’s keen dart
Through the Christ, to reach my heart. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Christ is courage, hope and health
Title: Christ All and In All
Author: L. M. Waterman
Refrain First Line: Christ is power, Christ is peace
Publication Date: 1918
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Christ is courage, hope and health]
Composer: F. S. Shephard
Notes: Public Domain.



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