That Beautiful Land Called Heaven
I
read of a land more fair than this,
It’s free from sin and shame ,
It
is a land of perfect bliss ,
Where none are sick or lame .
It
is a land forever free
From disappointed sad ;
Where
all the saints in love agree
In things that make them glad .
It
is a land where strife will end ,
Where greed and pride will cease ,
Where
all will join in heart and hand
In universal peace ,
It
is a land of true success ,
Where all are doing well ,
Where
all rejoice and praise the Lord ,
Who saved their souls from hell.
It
is a land of no regrets
That cast their shadows round .
It
is a bright and happy land .
In which no clouds are found .
The
unkind word will never sting
Within this land above ,
For
all will speak like Christ their King ,
The King of peace and love .
Here
broken hearts will all be healed ,
And friends will part no more .
Eternal
joys are here revealed
On those celestial shores .
Through
countless ages onward roll ,
Its pleasures never cease .
Then
let the Christ into your soul,
And share His eternal peace .
Jan
Bagwell
God
Bless !
Please remember Jimmy Holliday , his dad died .
Funeral services for Mr. Holliday will be held at 2:00 PM Friday in the Liberty Mortuary Chapel. Visitation will be Thursday evening from 6:00 until 8:00 PM at Liberty Mortuary. Burial will be at Hillcrest Memorial Park.
Grady Holliday, Jr., 82, of 406 College Drive, formerly of Liberty, SC, was called home to the Lord Monday morning at Margaret Pardee Hospital in Hendersonville, NC. Born in Six Mile, SC, he was the widower of the late Virginia Kate Dorsey Holliday and the son of the late Grady and Cora Elizabeth Gilstrap Holliday, Sr. He enjoyed gardening and was of the Baptist faith.
Surviving are two daughters, Gayle Kelly of Easley and Wanda Craft of Liberty; a son, Jimmy Holliday of Easley; two grandsons, Derrick Craft and David Kelly.
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Grady Holliday, Jr., 82, of 406 College Drive, formerly of Liberty, SC, was called home to the Lord Monday morning at Margaret Pardee Hospital in Hendersonville, NC. Born in Six Mile, SC, he was the widower of the late Virginia Kate Dorsey Holliday and the son of the late Grady and Cora Elizabeth Gilstrap Holliday, Sr. He enjoyed gardening and was of the Baptist faith.
Surviving are two daughters, Gayle Kelly of Easley and Wanda Craft of Liberty; a son, Jimmy Holliday of Easley; two grandsons, Derrick Craft and David Kelly.
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