The ’T’ section is brimful of wonderful hymns of faith. Myriads of times souls have walked down the aisle while the hymn by Frances R. Havergal has been sung, ‘Take My Life And Let It Be’. In a similar way, ‘Take The World But Give Me Jesus’ by the famous hymn writer, Fanny Crosby has called souls to surrender all to God. ‘Take Time To Be Holy’ by William D. Longstaff highlights the call to a deeper walk with God shown from another angle by Charles W. Everest’s hymn, ‘Take Up Thy Cross’. ‘Teach Me Thy Way O Lord’ By B. Mansell Ramsey has always been a great favorite in meetings and ‘Tell It Again’ by Mary B.C. Slade underlines the joy of hearing the Gospel again and again as also shown in Kate Hankey’s well-known hymn, ‘Tell Me The Old Old Story’. ‘The Day Thou Gavest Lord Is Ended’ written by John Ellerton is a well-known favorite as is
‘The King Of Love My Shepherd Is’ by H.W.Baker. ‘The Lord Is Risen Again’ is a wonderful Easter Hymn, of which Michael Wiesse is the author, and what a comfort in times of trial the hymn, ‘Though The Fig Tree Shall Not Blossom’ by Ernest Lee Thompson has been to many a crushed soul. ‘Though Your Sins Be As Scarlet’ by Fanny Crosby, a wonderful rendering of Isaiah 1:18 and we end this section with naming the worship hymn of Fanny Crosby ‘To God Be The Glory’ which has brought many a congregation into a sense of the presence of God. These are but a few of the wonderful hymns contained in this ‘T’ section.