J Jerusalem, my happy home _J. Bromehead_ Jerusalem the golden _Bernard of Cluny_ Jesus calls us: o’er the tumult _C. F. Alexander_ †Jesus, I my cross have taken _Lyte_ Jesus lives! no longer now _Gellert_ Jesu, Lover of my soul _Wesley_ Jesus shall reign where’er the sun _Watts_ Jesus, the very thought of Thee _Bernard of Clairvaux_ Jesus, where’er Thy people meet _Cowper_ Just as I am, without one plea _C. Elliott_ L Lead, kindly Light, amid the encircling gloom _Newman_ Lead us, heavenly Father, lead us _J. Edmeston_ †Let us with a gladsome mind _Milton_ Lo! He comes with clouds descending _Wesley_ Lord, dismiss us with Thy blessing _J. Fawcett_ Lord, I hear of showers of blessing _Codner_ Lord, it belongs not to my care _Baxter_ Lord of our life, and God of our salvation _Löwenstern_ †Lord of the worlds above _Watts_ Lord, speak to me, that I may speak _Havergal_ Lord, Thy word abideth _Baker_ Love Divine, all loves excelling _Wesley_ M My God and Father, while I stray _C. Elliott_ My God, how wonderful Thou art _Faber_ N Nearer, my God, to Thee _S. F. Adams_ Now thank we all our God _Martin Rinckart_ Now the day is over _S. Baring-Gould_ Now the labourer’s task is o’er _Ellerton_