Margaret Jenkins Harris (1865-1919) was a member of the Iowa Holiness Association. She and her husband songwriter John Harris were active in holiness revivals and camp meetings. They were evangelists at the 1901 General Holiness Convention in Chicago. Margaret played the organ to accompany the duets she sang with her husband. In addition she was an effective preacher with a strong gospel message.
Some of her works include “Spiritual Songs” and “Glorious Gospel in Songs”
Glory to Him who rescued us from darkness and brought us to the light. Glory to the three who work as one. Lord you are ALL that we need, you are enough! We love You Lord Jesus!
To know the hymns we have to know some of the crucial points of the contents of the hymns. First, we must know some of the hymns on the blessing and experience of the Triune God. The word blessing is used here not to refer to the good things the Triune God has given us but to the praise, the blessing, we offer to Him. An example of a good hymn on the blessing of the Triune God is #7—"Glory, glory, to the Father!"—and an example of a good hymn on the experience of the Triune God is #608—"What mystery, the Father, Son, and Spirit." We also need to know hymns in the categories of the praise of the Father and the praise of the Lord.