Anne Steele 1717-1778

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Anne Steele 1717-1778

Tuesday, 3 March 2020

In melting grief and ardent love

An article by Cynthia Aalders in the journal Hymn can be found here.
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The Works of Anne Steele

The Works of Anne Steele can be found here.

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Broughton Baptist Church

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There once was a woman, Anne Steele.
To nominative determinism I appeal
Anne is a girl's name, it speaks of femininity
And Steele points to strength, to backbone, rigidity.
In Anne Steele's hymns both of these things you'll see -
A zeal that can feel and a steel that is real.

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