Charlotte Elliott

Charlotte Elliott (1789-1871) has written many fine hymns, some of which (80) you may find here:

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A: A voice beloved thus spoke of late - To a Mourner; All gone, all gone! for this life gone - All gone; And does my parting hour draw nigh - Rejoicing in Hope; A B C
C: Calm was the hallowed night! - A Christmas Hymn; Christ is my hope, Christ is my life - For a Dying Bed; A B C
E: Ever patient, gentle, meek - The Perfect Example; A B C
F: Father! when thy child is dying - Prayer for a Departing Spirit; Feelest thou disquiet, care, unrest - Give Me thine Heart; Forsake me not, my God, my heart is sinking - Forsake Me Not; Full many a bud and flow'ret fair - The Unfading Flower; A B C
G: God of my life! Thy boundless grace - I come to Thee; A B C
H: Hark! what voice of love is speaking - More than Conqueror; Holy Comforter! my Guide! - The Holy Comforter; Holy Comforter! who guidest - Strong Consolation; Holy Slumberer, rest in peace! - Easter Eve; Holy Spirit! mighty God! - Prayer to the Holy Spirit; A B C
I: I am a passing stranger here - The Pilgrim's Hymn; I can gaze on that beautiful sky - Above the Heavens; I come, my Lord, to offer up to thee - I come, my Lord!; I heard the voice of Love divine - Blessed are they that Mourn; I look to thee! I hope in thee! - Onward and Upward; I need not fear to die - Why should I Fear to Die?; I take my pilgrim staff anew - Hymn for the New Year; I want that adorning Divine - The Pilgrim's Wants; Is life's evening long and dreary? - Lines for the Aged; It is said that the exile who chances to hear - On Sacred Music; A B C
J: Jesus, my Saviour! look on me - A Song in the Night; Jesus! thou in heaven art pleading - To Comfort Me; A B C
L: Leaning on thee, my Guide, my Friend - Leaning on her Beloved; Lie down in peace to take thy rest - By the Deathbed of a Friend; Light beams upon my inward eye - The Wanderer's Return; Lord, by thy hand withdrawn apart - Thoughts in Seclusion; Lord of all power and might! - Prayer for Faith; Lord of the mountains, and the hills! - A Hymn of Praise; Lord, when I see thee as thou art - Prayer against Impatience; A B C
M: May heavenly guides attend thee! - To a Friend setting out on a Journey; Mourner! is thy heart still grieving - To a Bereaved Christian Friend; My body is weary and weak - Faint, yet Pursuing; My God and Father, while I stray - Thy Will be Done; My God! is any hour so sweet - The Hour of Prayer; My God! the dreaded hour draws near - When Expecting Suffering; "My home, my home, my happy home!" - My Home; My path through the desert grows dreary - The Fear of Death is fallen upon me; My Saviour! when I come to die - The Sheltering Wing; My soul, thou art weary within me and faint - In due Season we shall Reap if we Faint not; A B C
N: Now, pilgrim! of thy journey home - To an Aged Christian on his Birthday; A B C
O: O faint and feeble-hearted! - Be not Faithless, but Believing; O God! may I look up to thee? - The Young Believer's Prayer; O God, my God, these aching thoughts control - A Meditation and Prayer; O holy Saviour! Friend unseen! - Prayer to the Saviour; O much beloved! fear not to die - To Die is Gain; O thou, the contrite sinner's Friend! - Prayer to the Heavenly Intercessor; O thou, the hope, the strength of Israel - The Secure Refuge; Oh! if I walked by sight, not faith - Light and Darkness; Oh, never can I serve thee here - A Hymn; Oh, thou glorious world unseen - Thoughts of Heaven; Oh, what a tranquil, hallowed sleep - Hallowed sleep; Oh! when the exile views his home - Return unto thy rest, O my Soul; Oh yes! there is a land of light! - The Better Country; A B C
P: Poor fainting spirit, still hold on thy way - The Day is at Hand!; A B C
R: Ransomed spirit! heavenward hasten! - To the Passing Spirit; A B C
S: Speak, my Saviour, speak to me - Go and Sin no More; Spirit of truth, of power, of love - The Comforter; A B C
T: The pilgrim spirit journeys on - An Exile's Hymn; The thought of death inspires no fear - So shall we ever be with the Lord; The twilight hour is come - The Twilight Hour; There is a fountain deep and pure - The Fountain; Think, oh, think, my heaven-born spirit - Why art thou cast down, O my Soul?; This year will prove a happy one - New Year's Day; Thou for whom we look, now aid me - The Bridegroom Cometh; Thou, through whose all-prevailing name - The Name above every Name; Thou, who searchest every heart - Abba, Father; A B C
W: What is our sweetest joy? - To a Fellow Traveller; What is the lesson I am taught - The Daily Lesson; When all outward comfort flies - The Ever-present Helper; When earth's supports and comforts fail - Look Upward; When passing through deep waters - In Deep Waters; When waves of trouble round me swell - It is I: be not afraid; While ceaseless love and ceaseless care - Hymn for a Dying Bed; Why, why art thou so fearful - Fear Not; A B C