Frank McEleny · A Call to the Remnant

Words for the journey of faith.

Music, writings and poetry born of prayer, Scripture, suffering and the enduring hope found in Christ.

Songs & spoken word

Music

Explore Frank’s songs, music videos and featured worship playlists.

Playlist · YouTube

Songs Rewritten from Frances Havergal

Listen to Frank’s reworkings of songs by Frances Ridley Havergal.

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Videos · YouTube

Frank’s Music Videos

Browse the newest recordings, including In the Shadow of Winter.

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Scottish worship

Worship Songs by Aileen Gilchrist & Maureen Chan

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Songs written by Frank McEleny

Worship Songs by Mary Greig

Mary sings “Lord of Sky and Sea”; she and Aileen Gilchrist sing “Fill Me Lord” together.

Song · YouTube

Lord of Sky and Sea (Highland Cathedral)

Written by Frank McEleny. Sung by Mary Greig.

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Duet · YouTube

Fill Me Lord

Written by Frank McEleny. Sung by Mary Greig and Aileen Gilchrist.

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Essays & devotionals

Writings

Read Frank’s essays on Substack and in the A Call to the Remnant archive.

Archive · WordPress

All WordPress Archives

Browse Frank’s writings by year and month, back to 2007.

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All articles · Substack

Frank’s Newsletter

Browse all of Frank’s published Substack articles.

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Essay · Substack

The Great Falling Away Is All But…

Read Frank’s latest essay on Substack.

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Essay

The Fall of Christendom and the Separation of the Remnant

On the difference between the Body of Christ and the institutions built in its name.

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Writing

The Rise of the Remnant and the Fall of the Church

A call to look beyond religious structures to the life of Christ.

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Writing

Who Will Stand in That Day?

A reflection on readiness and perseverance.

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Published work

Books by Frank McEleny

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Book · Amazon

The Fall of Christendom — And the Separation of the Remnant

Explore this book by Frank McEleny on Amazon.

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Book · Amazon

A Poem for Every Psalm

What does the Psalms say to you today?

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Book · Amazon

14 Things That Are Common to the Genuine Saint

Some essential marks of the real Christian in an age of counterfeit.

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Book · Amazon

Storms and Chains and Blinding Rains

77 poems from the deepest valleys.

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Book · Amazon

The AI Deception and the Rise of the One World Religion

A survival guide for the remnant Church.

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Verse & reflection

Poetry

Read and listen to Frank’s poems across his published collections.

Poetry book · Amazon

A Poem for Every Psalm

What does the Psalms say to you today?

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Poetry book · Amazon

Storms and Chains and Blinding Rains

77 poems from the deepest valleys.

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Poetry · Facebook

Christian Poems from Frank McEleny

Frank’s Christian poetry on Facebook.

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Personal testimony

My Journey Through Cancer

Frank’s videos about his experience with cancer.

Video series · YouTube

My Journey Through Cancer

Watch the playlist in Frank’s own words.

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About Frank
“A call to the remnant” has been the thread running through Frank McEleny’s writing for more than twenty years.

Frank McEleny is a Christian writer, poet, songwriter and author whose work is rooted in prayer, Scripture and a steadfast devotion to Jesus Christ. Through years of essays, poems, books, songs and personal testimony, he has sought to encourage believers to persevere through suffering, stand faithfully in difficult times and hold fast to the enduring hope found in Christ.

This site brings that work together in one place: Frank’s books and music, his poetry, his cancer journey, his Substack essays and the complete A Call to the Remnant WordPress archive. Use the search box in the Writings section to find articles on any subject, or browse the archive by year and month.

Explore the original writings archive ↗ Visit Frank’s Facebook page ↗