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A Pilgrim's Prayer

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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Oct 24, 1911

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 38, No. 42.

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A Pilgrim's Prayer

By Theodore Holzman Barrett

By Theodore Holzman Barrett
In the early morning hours, In the first faint flush of day, When the sun's light wakes the flowers, Hear us, Father, while we pray.
When the noonday sun is shining, As we pause along the way, Toward Thy throne our thoughts inclining, Father, hear us while we pray.
When calm evening steals upon us, When the lengthening shadows lay, Lord, incline Thine ear toward us, While to Thee Thy children pray.
Pilgrims on life's sad, dark journey, Trusting in Thy boundless love, May we, through Thy care and mercy, Reach our heavenly home above.