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"I Am Praying For You"
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Samuel O. Cluff (1837-1910) (spelling variation: Clough) wrote the hymn “I Am Praying For You” in 1860. A Trinity College graduate from Dublin, Ireland, Cluff became an Anglican minister in the Church of Ireland. He wrote about 1,000 songs, including the hymn “I Am Praying For You.”
Ira D. Sankey (1840 – 1908) wrote the melody for the hymn “I Am Praying For You.” Sankey served in the American Civil War as a chaplain. Sankey and Dwight L. Moody were at an evangelical meeting in Chicago at the outbreak of the Great Chicago Fire and both barely escaped with their lives.
“I Am Praying For You”
I have a
Savior, He’s pleading in glory, Refrain For you I
am praying, I have a
Father; to me He has given Refrain I have a
robe; ’tis resplendent in whiteness, Refrain When Jesus
has found you, tell others the story, Refrain Speak of
that Savior, that Father in Heaven, Refrain
The hymn “I Am Praying For You” was one of the first melodies that Sankey wrote. He found the words in a pamphlet when he visited Ireland for the first time.
“I Am Praying For You”
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