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WHEN THE
ROLL IS CALLED UP YONDER
When the trumpet of
the Lord shall sound and time shall be no
more When the morning breaks eternal bright
and fair When the saved of earth shall gather
over on the other shore And the roll is
called up yonder I'll be there
When the
roll is called up yonder When the roll is
called up yonder When the roll is called up
yonder When the roll is called up yonder,
I'll be there
On that bright and
cloudless morning when the dead in Christ shall
rise And the glory of His resurrection
share When His chosen ones shall gather to
their home beyond the skies And the roll is
called up yonder, I'll be there
When the
roll is called up yonder When the roll is
called up yonder When the roll is called up
yonder When the roll is called up yonder,
I'll be there
Let us labour for the
Master from the dawn til setting sun Let us
talk of all His wondrous love and care Then
when all of life is over and our work on earth
is done And the roll is called up yonder,
I'll be there
THERE'S A NEW NAME WRITTEN DOWN IN
GLORY
I was once a sinner, but I came Pardon
to receive from my Lord: This was freely
given, and I found That He always kept His
word.
There’s a new name written down in
glory, And it’s mine, O yes, it’s
mine! And the white robed angels sing the
story, “A sinner has come home.” There’s a
new name written down in glory, And it’s
mine, O yes, it’s mine! With my sins forgiven
I am bound for Heaven, Never more to
roam.
I was humbly kneeling at the
cross, Fearing naught by God’s angry
frown; When the heavens opened and I
saw That my name was written down.
In
the Book ’tis written, “Saved by Grace,” O
the joy that came to my soul! Now I am
forgiven, and I know By the blood I am made
whole.

WHEN WE ALL
GET TO HEAVEN
Sing the wondrous love of Jesus, Sing
His mercy and His grace; In the mansions
bright and blessed He’ll prepare for us a
place.
When we all get to
heaven, What a day of rejoicing that will
be! When we all see Jesus, We’ll sing and
shout the victory!
While we walk the
pilgrim pathway, Clouds will overspread the
sky; But when trav’ling days are over, Not
a shadow, not a sigh.
Let us then be
true and faithful, Trusting, serving every
day; Just one glimpse of Him in glory Will
the toils of life repay.
Onward to the
prize before us! Soon His beauty we’ll
behold; Soon the pearly gates will
open; We shall tread the streets of gold.
We are trav'ling in the footsteps Of
those who've gone before And we'll all be
reunited, On a new and sunlit
shore,

WHEN THE SAINTS GO MARCHING IN
Oh,
when the saints go marching in, Oh, when the
saints go marching in Lord how I want to be
in that number When the saints go marching
in
And when the sun begins to
shine And when the sun begins to
shine Lord, how I want to be in that
number When the sun begins to
shine
Oh, when the saints go marching
in, Oh, when the saints go marching
in Lord how I want to be in that
number When the saints go marching
in
Oh, when the trumpet sounds its
call Oh, when the trumpet sounds its
call Lord, how I want to be in that
number When the trumpet sounds its
call
Oh, when the saints go marching
in, Oh, when the saints go marching
in Lord how I want to be in that
number When the saints go marching
in
Sung By CARMAN
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Carman House of Praise (Cross Driven) by Russ Breimeier

Carman is to Christian music sort of like
Notre Dame is to college football—people seem to
either love him or hate him. Though many revile
his garish style, the best-selling evangelistic
veteran from New Jersey clearly has a strong
audience. Carman's greatest strength is also his
greatest weakness. Some feel he is an extremely
diverse artist able to emulate any style of
music; others believe he lacks focus, attempting
to imitate any style for the sake of
evangelism—regardless of whether or not he's
convincing. It's why I agree with those who
compare Carman to Elvis—he's the rocker, pop
star, gospel singer, lounge act, and campy film
actor all rolled into one.
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