The American Hymnal, with a copyright date of 1933, was published by Robert H. Coleman seven years after The Modern Hymnal. You can read about Robert H. Coleman, Publisher of Hymnals and The Modern Hymnal in other posts – see the links at the end of this article. In many ways, these two hymnals are …
I suppose my sub-title is “The Redemption of Judah.” Usually when we hear the story, it’s told as two separate stories, but I want to share with you the grace that can be found in putting the two together. The first story is how Joseph, the young son of Jacob, is looking for his brothers. …
The Modern Hymnal has a copyright date of 1926. It was published by Robert H. Coleman. You can read the introductory material about the publisher by clicking Robert H. Coleman, Publisher of Hymnals. This hymnal was published during the years that B. B. McKinney was working as a editor for Robert Coleman. When the Sunday …
Although you won’t find much information about him on the worldwide web, Robert H. Coleman and his publishing company has had a profound impact on the publication of gospel hymns and hymnals, especially those of the Southern Baptist Convention. Robert Henry Coleman was born in Bardstown, Kentucky on November 1, 1869, was educated at Georgetown …
Doors… Doors lead you from one place to another. You go from outside to inside through a door. You move from this room into the next through a door. It’s a way to leave one place and enter another. When I was a child we used to sing a song, “One door, and only one, …
We want to do some work on our deck. Although it bakes during the summer months, my wife has said several times in the last few months that it just hasn’t dried out this winter. In fact, one could expand that to our entire yard. Even on a beautiful day such as today, to walk …
