| Song | I Sing A Song Of The Saints Of God |
| Content Description | “I Sing A Song Of The Saints Of God” is a beloved Christian hymn that celebrates the faithful witness of ordinary believers who serve God in everyday life. Written by Lesbia Scott, the hymn encourages Christians of all ages to follow the example of godly men and women who lived with courage, kindness, and devotion to Christ. Popular in churches, schools, and children’s worship services, its joyful lyrics remind believers that sainthood is reflected through faithful daily living. This timeless hymn continues to inspire worshippers to live boldly for God and become shining examples of Christian faith and service. |
| Album | Our Great Redeemer’s Praise |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
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| Tags | children’s hymn, Anglican hymn, Christian worship song, traditional church hymn, saints hymn |
| Theme(s) | Saints, Christian Living, Faithfulness, Service, Discipleship |
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I Sing A Song Of The Saints Of God,
Patient And Brave And True,
Who Toiled And Fought And Lived And Died
For The Lord They Loved And Knew.
And One Was A Doctor, And One Was A Queen,
And One Was A Shepherdess On The Green:
They Were All Of Them Saints Of God, And I Mean,
God Helping, To Be One Too.
They Loved Their Lord So Dear, So Dear,
And God’s Love Made Them Strong;
And They Followed The Right, For Jesus’ Sake,
The Whole Of Their Good Lives Long.
And One Was A Soldier, And One Was A Priest,
And One Was Slain By A Fierce Wild Beast:
And There’s Not Any Reason, No, Not The Least,
Why I Shouldn’t Be One Too.
They Lived Not Only In Ages Past;
There Are Hundreds Of Thousands Still;
The World Is Bright With The Joyous Saints
Who Love To Do Jesus’ Will.
You Can Meet Them In School, Or In Lanes, Or At Sea,
In Church, Or In Trains, Or In Shops, Or At Tea;
For The Saints Of God Are Just Folk Like Me,
And I Mean To Be One Too.
