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The New CHRIST IN SONG

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 10, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 37.

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The New CHRIST IN SONG

For the Church Service, the Sabbath-School, the Missionary Volunteer Meeting
THE new edition of “Christ in Song” contains nearly one thousand choice hymns and gospel songs, besides a number of Scripture readings appropriate for opening services. This collection includes over three hundred new selections besides all the old favorites. The best productions of over five hundred authors and composers give to the possessor of “Christ in Song” the most complete collection of gospel songs published.

For the Church Service

Small companies sometimes desire to use the same book for both Sabbath-school and church service. “Christ in Song” will fully meet this need. To those acquainted with sacred music the names of Lowell Mason, W. B. Bradbury, Fannie Crosby, and Dr. W. H. Doane are very familiar. Each of these authors is well represented in this book. There are over thirty of Fannie Crosby’s best hymns, thirty by W. B. Bradbury, forty by Lowell Mason, and twenty-seven by Dr. Doane, beside many of the best compositions of such popular song-writers as Sankey, Sweney, Stebbins, and Kirkpatrick.

For the Sabbath-School

No better song-book could be published for the Sabbath-school than “Christ in Song.” There are spiritual, inspiring, and soul-winning songs for the children, the youth, and the older members. The use of this collection will make the exercises doubly interesting. Never before has a Sabbath-school had such a variety of songs from which to choose.

For the Missionary Volunteers

Every Missionary Volunteer society will welcome the new “Christ in Song;” for it contains the most stirring of gospel music. New life will be brought into the meetings by the use of such songs as “Higher Ground,” “More About Jesus,” “Face to Face,” “Saved by Grace,” and “Power in the Blood.” We believe the march-song entitled, “Who Will Volunteer?” is destined to become the rally song of the Missionary Volunteer societies, as it has a swing that is sure to make it popular.

PRICES

The complete book has 576 pages, 160 more than there were in the old edition; but even with the addition of all this new music, we are able to send the book, post-paid, at the following prices:— Flexible                                         $ .45 Cloth                                             .60 Half morocco                                 1.00

Selections from “Christ in Song”

The selections from the new edition of “Christ in Song” contains 128 pages of carefully selected songs for use in public meetings and all kinds of gospel services where a good but inexpensive song-book is desired in large quantities.
The first edition of this book contained only 96 pages, and did not give enough variety of music to be satisfactory. In this edition we have added 32 pages, making in all 128 pages. The old price is still retained—15 cents.