Though you've wandered so far from His presence, come today Hear, O, hear Him calling, calling now for thee.
"God is calling the prodigal, come without delay It encourages those who have wandered away to come to Christ. By the time of its renewal in 1917 the copyright had passed into the possession of Homer Alvin Rodeheaver. This song which is based on the parable of the son who was lost and then was found was copyrighted in 1889 by Edwin Othello Excell. For the large majority of his most popular hymns, Gabriel provided both words and music, often using the pseudonym Charlotte G. He remained with Rodeheaver until his death in Los Angeles, California, on Sept.
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of Nashville, Tennesssee, plus other musical works and numerous books on musical instruction. In all, Gabriel edited some 95 songbooks, including The New Christian Hymn Book in 1907 with T. As a result, Gabriel's fame as a successful hymn composer became widely known. Rodeheaver was the music director for revival evangelist Billy Sunday and used many of Gabriel's songs in the large Billy Sunday campaigns during the decade of 1910 to 1920. In 1912 Gabriel became associated with the publishing firm of Homer A. However, after two years there, he settled in Chicago, Illinois, to work in music publishing, and from 1895 to 1912 he published a number of hymn collections, many of them in connection with Edwin O. In 1890, he moved to San Francisco, California, where he was music director of the Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. Expressing a keen interest in music as a lad and being basically self-taught, he began teaching singing schools in the surrounding area at age sixteen without ever having the benefit of a single formal music lesson. 18, 1856, in a prairie shanty at Wilton, Iowa, and spent the first seventeen years of his life on an Iowa farm. One of the most prolific composers of gospel songs in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries was Charles Hutchinson Gabriel, who was born on Aug.
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