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The text was also published in the 1905 Methodist Hymnal and in many other twentieth-century hymnbooks. 22:9), North wrote "Where Cross the Crowded Ways." After making various revisions and adding a title ("A Prayer for the Multitudes"), he published the text in The Christian City (June 1903), a mission’s journal he edited. Inspired by Jesus' words "Go to the street corners and invite to the banquet anyone you find" (Matt. North had intimate knowledge of urban life because of his work for the Methodist Church in New York City. North (to write a hymn text on city missions.
Winchester, an editor of the 1905 Methodist Hymnal, challenged Frank M. 3, 1850, graduated at Wesleyan University 1872, and entered the ministry of the Methodist Episcopal Church 1872.Ĭaleb T. Music: Gardiner, from Sacred Melodies, 1815, arranged by William Gardinerįrank Mason North, born New York, Dec.
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