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Christian Henry Bateman Grave

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Hymn History: Come, Christians, Join to Sing & Author: Christian Henry Bateman “Children become adults, but all adults are still children… Perhaps Bateman wanted to tap into that well of joy that kids so easily gravitate toward, reminding us what joy we adults have…” (David Cain)   The Origin of the Hymn “Come, Christians, Join to Sing” Among the most Read more...