Words: Will­iam Cow­per, in Twen­ty-six Let­ters on Re­li­gious Sub­jects, by John New­ton, 1774. It is re­port­ed­ly the last hymn Cow­per ev­er wrote, with a fas­cin­at­ing (though un­sub­stan­ti­at­ed) story be­hind it. Cow­per oft­en strug­gled with de­press­ion and doubt. One night he de­cid­ed to com­mit su­i­cide by drown­ing him­self. He called a cab and told the driv­er to take […]
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In loving memory poems are often offered at memorial services. Although presenting them can be emotionally trying, the process is usually a useful and cathartic part of acknowledging a loved one’s passing. Choosing the perfect funeral poems can be challenging, but it is entirely possible to discover the right words for these very special occasions. […]
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Using sympathy verses for sympathy cards can make your condolence much more thoughtful and unique. You can simply hand write a sympathy verse into a blank condolence card and then sign your name. A hand-written message in blue or black ink is so much more personal than a generic sympathy card. Plus you’ll save time […]
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