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Calling

Calling, Christ is tenderly calling

Author: John W. Peterson
Tune: [Calling, Christ is tenderly calling]
CCLI Number: 213487
Published in 1 hymnal


Representative Text

Calling, Christ is tenderly calling,
And His voice is enthralling,
“Come to Me and find rest;”
Heed Him! Sinner friend, won’t you heed Him!
For you surely do need Him
You’ll be happy and blest.

Pardon, all you sins He will pardon,
If your heart you don’t harden
And no longer delay;
Fleeting! How the moments are fleeting,
Soon life’s end you’ll be meeting.
Let Him save you today,
Let Him save you today.


Source: Favorites Number 7: A Collection of Gospel Songs #14

Author: John W. Peterson

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Text Information

First Line: Calling, Christ is tenderly calling
Title: Calling
Author: John W. Peterson
Language: English
Copyright: © 1958, renewal 1986, John W. Peterson Music Co.; You may download one copy of this song for your own personal use. To make copies or to perform the work you must get permission from John W. Peterson Music Co. or through your license with Christian Copyright Licensing International (CCLI).

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Favorites Number 7 #14

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