From Daniel’s Den…

TRAIN UP A CHILD: BEING THE EXAMPLE

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EVEN A CHILD…

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WHAT’S IN A (UNIQUE) NAME?

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WHAT’S IN A NAME?

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THE LOVE OF GOD

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COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS

Johnson Oatman, Jr. was born in April 1856 near Medford, NJ. His father, Johnson, Sr. was a prominent businessman who also was an excellent singer. As a young boy, Oatman Jr. enjoyed sitting by his father in church as his dad sang hymns of the Christian faith. In his twenties, young Oatman was ordained as a Methodist Episcopal minister and preached regularly to congregations large and small. He did not, however, inherit his father’s gift of singing. Nonetheless, at the age of 36 Oatman discovered a special God-given talent…he could write songs. Johnson became a prolific songwriter and for the next 5 decades he wrote 4 or 5 gospel songs per week. Initially, he didn’t want any money for his songs. At the insistence of his publisher, Oatman finally agreed to accept $1.00 per song.
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GOING TO HEAVEN

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WHERE THERE’S A WILL, THERE’S A WAY…TO LEAVE A LEGACY*

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WHERE THERE’S A WILL, THERE’S A WAY…TO PROVIDE FOR FAMILY

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WHERE THERE’S A WILL…THERE’S A WAY TO WITNESS

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TRAIN UP A CHILD: BEING THE EXAMPLE

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EVEN A CHILD…

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WHAT’S IN A (UNIQUE) NAME?

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WHAT’S IN A NAME?

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THE LOVE OF GOD

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COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS

Johnson Oatman, Jr. was born in April 1856 near Medford, NJ. His father, Johnson, Sr. was a prominent businessman who also was an excellent singer. As a young boy, Oatman Jr. enjoyed sitting by his father in church as his dad sang hymns of the Christian faith. In his twenties, young Oatman was ordained as a Methodist Episcopal minister and preached regularly to congregations large and small. He did not, however, inherit his father’s gift of singing. Nonetheless, at the age of 36 Oatman discovered a special God-given talent…he could write songs. Johnson became a prolific songwriter and for the next 5 decades he wrote 4 or 5 gospel songs per week. Initially, he didn’t want any money for his songs. At the insistence of his publisher, Oatman finally agreed to accept $1.00 per song.
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GOING TO HEAVEN

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WHERE THERE’S A WILL, THERE’S A WAY…TO LEAVE A LEGACY*

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WHERE THERE’S A WILL, THERE’S A WAY…TO PROVIDE FOR FAMILY

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WHERE THERE’S A WILL…THERE’S A WAY TO WITNESS

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