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Christ Has Come, Is Here among Us

Christ has come, is here among us

Author: Daniel B. Merrick
Tune: VERÃO
CCLI Number: 4721820
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Author: Daniel B. Merrick

Merrick Daniel B. (Bloomington, Illinois, April 29, 1926--November 11, 2004). Married Dagmar Gustafson in 1952 while a student at Phillips Theological Seminary (A.B., 1948; B.D., 1954); three children. Served churches in Sandoval, Ill.; Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Panama Canal Zone; Peoria, Illinois; and Havana, Ill. Won his first hymn writing contest in the mid-1950s. The hymn "O God whose Love Compels Us" was a winning entry for a theme hymn for the American Baptist convention in 1967. Edited the Chalice Hymnal for the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). --DNAH Archives Go to person page >

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First Line: Christ has come, is here among us
Title: Christ Has Come, Is Here among Us
Author: Daniel B. Merrick
Meter: 8.7.8.7
Language: English
Copyright: © 2002 by Wayne Leupold Editions, Inc.
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