Helper In Sacred Song: For Sunday-schools, Churches, And Devotional Services /

Helper In Sacred Song, compiled by George C. Hugg, is a collection of hymns intended for use in Sunday schools, churches, and devotional services. Published in 1889, this songbook reflects the musical and spiritual tastes of late 19th-century congregations. It provides a glimpse into the hymns that were popular and deemed appropriate for worship and religious education during that era.

This volume offers a resource for those interested in the history of religious music, the practices of Christian worship, and the songs that shaped the spiritual lives of communities over a century ago. The collection serves as a testament to the enduring power of sacred song in bringing people together and expressing their faith.

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