Lord, teach us to pray.
Luke 11:1

Words: Henry E. Fries, 1930. Appeared in the Hymnal and Liturgies of the Moravian Church (Chicago, Illinois: Provincial Synods of the Moravian Church in America, 1969), number 233.
Music: Pentecostal Hymn Rosa E. Fries, 1930 (🔊 pdf nwc).
If you know where to get a good photo of Rosa Fries (head & shoulders, at least 200×300 pixels),
Come now, O Lord, and teach us how to pray,
Teach us to ask ourselves from day to day
If we are Thine and Thine alone will be
Through earthly days and through eternity.
Come now, O Lord, and search each inmost thought,
Ask if we love and serve Thee as we ought.
Do we attempt to do Thy holy will?
Does constant love for Thee our bosoms fill?
Come now, O Lord, and from Thy bounteous store,
Teach lukewarm hearts to love Thee more and more,
And many sinners now from Thee astray
Do Thou convert and strengthen day by day.
Come now, O Lord, and as in days of old
Do Thou to us Thy Spirit now unfold;
Pour forth Thy love and all abounding grace
Till we in spirit see Thee face to face.