Hymn Born From Sailor Pastor Edward Hopper 1888
The Rev Edward Hopper a 72 year old Presbyterian minister in New York drafts a hymn on April 23 1888 while battling heart weakness. He wrote for sailors at sea using a pen name and kept his authorship quiet as he served at New York Harbor Church of the Sea and Land. He sought guidance from Jesus the Saviour pilot me through life storms and shoals.
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Sailors Learn Pastor Edward Hopper Wrote Hidden Hymn
In 1871 Edward Hopper penned the words to a hymn later set to music by John Edgar Gould and published in The Sailor's Magazine. Gould died in Algiers, and sailors mourned the writer who gave “Jesus Saviour Pilot Me” its tune while Hopper’s congregation did not know his authorship.
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