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| Warm Our Hearts With Thy Love |
| Oh, God, Who made the summer and warmed the earth with beauty, Warm our hearts with gratitude and devotion to our duty, For in this age of violence, rebellion and defience We've forgotten the true meaning of "dependable relience" We have lost our sense of duty and our sense of value, too, And what was once unsanctioned, no longer is taboo, Our standards have been lowered and we resist all discipline, And our vision has been narrowed and blinded to all sin. |
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| Oh, put the summer brightness in our closed, unseeing eyes So in the careworn faces that we pass we'll recognize The Heartbreak and the loneliness, the trouble and despair That a word of understanding would make easier to bear. |
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| Oh, God, look dowwn on our cold hearts and warm them with Your love, And grant us Your forgiveness which we're so unworthy of. Helen Steiner Rice |
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