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Season 6 of Hymnology continues with “Beneath the Cross of Jesus” (#278 in Hymns of Grace). Written by Elizabeth Clephane in the 1800s, this hymn reflects her deep faith in Christ through a life marked by weakness and quiet service. Known for her generosity and care for others, she wrote of the cross as a place of refuge—a shelter from life’s burdens and a reminder of the Savior who gave Himself for her. The words still speak clearly today. At the cross we see both our unworthiness and the redee
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Season 6 of Hymnology continues with “Beneath the Cross of Jesus” (#278 in Hymns of Grace). Written by Elizabeth Clephane in the 1800s, this hymn reflects her deep faith in Christ through a life marked by weakness and quiet service. Known for her generosity and care for others, she wrote of the cross as a place of refuge—a shelter from life’s burdens and a reminder of the Savior who gave Himself for her. The words still speak clearly today. At the cross we see both our unworthiness and the redee
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