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Where Duty Leads

Author: George Orlia Webster Hymnal: EH1919 #42 (1919) First Line: Wherever the pathway of duty may lead Refrain First Line: Press on in the pathway of duty and right Lyrics: 1 Wherever the pathway of duty may lead, Whate’er God may call you to do, ‘Tis truest of wisdom this precept to heed, To God and to duty be true. Refrain: Press on in the pathway of duty and right, Do all that you do with your manhood’s full might, And when all life’s conflicts and labors are done, Your heart shall rejoice in the crown you have won. 2 The heights are before us, our colors unfurled Are kissed by the sun’s golden ray, Our Captain would lead us to conquer the world, His call is outringing today. [Refrain] 3 There is no tomorrow, today is His time, Just now He is calling to you; Oh, give Him the strength of your youth and your prime, To God and to duty be true. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Wherever the pathway of duty may lead]

Wonderful Message

Author: Edith Sandford Tillotson Hymnal: EH1919 #43 (1919) First Line: Here in God’s Word is a message Refrain First Line: Wonderful, wonderful message Lyrics: 1 Here in God’s Word is a message, Written, His grace to proclaim, “Jesus, the Saviour, will ransom All who believe on His Name.” Refrain: Wonderful, wonderful message, Sent from the kingdom above, Telling of wisdom and mercy, Telling of kindness and love, Wonderful, wonderful message, Given to you and to me, “Jesus has offered salvation, Jesus has set us free.” 2 Old as the hoariest ages, New to each heart that believes, “All who will come to His altar Jesus with welcome receives.” [Refrain] 3 Open your hearts to its teachings, Hear and accept Him today, “Christ, by His blood has redeemed us, He is the Truth and the way.” [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Here in God’s Word is a message]

Hail, Glorious King

Author: Charlotte Irene Ford Hymnal: EH1919 #44 (1919) First Line: Hail glorious King, glorious Lord and King Refrain First Line: For He cometh, He cometh to rule and reign Lyrics: 1 Hail glorious King, glorious Lord and King, All the world shall join to give Thee praise, Come, joyfully sing, joyfully shout and sing, A hymn of exultation raise. Refrain: For He cometh, He cometh to rule and reign, Monarch over ev’ry nation, Heaven and earth are His own domain, Sea and land are His creation, Homage and praise to the Saviour sing, Thankful hymns of invocation, Hail to the King, Hail to the King, Christ the King. 2 Hail glorious King, glorious Lord and King, Happy voices, raise an anthem sweet, Come, gratefully bring, gratefully join and bring An offering of faith complete. [Refrain] 3 Hail glorious King, glorious Lord and King, All who love His Name in praise unite, Come, thankfully sing, thankfully join and sing, His majesty, His truth and might. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Hail glorious King, glorious Lord and King]

Shining for You

Author: G. C. T. Hymnal: EH1919 #45 (1919) First Line: As falleth the rain in the Springtime Refrain First Line: Shining! ‘tis shining for me Lyrics: 1 As falleth the rain in the Springtime, As gentle and soft as the dew, So shineth the love of the Father, Refreshing and tender, on you. Refrain: Shining! ‘tis shining for me, Shining! ‘tis shining for thee, The light of God’s love, With joy from above, Is shining for you and for me. 2 From Calvary’s cross there is streaming The light of His wonderful love, Dispelling earth’s gloom and its sadness, A blessing from heaven above. [Refrain] 3 Why longer abide in the darkness, When light is so full and so free? Why dwell where the shadows are falling? God’s love is now shining for thee. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [As falleth the rain in the Springtime]

Yielding My All

Author: Grant Colfax Tullar Hymnal: EH1919 #46 (1919) First Line: Yielding my all to the service of Jesus Refrain First Line: Yielding to Jesus Lyrics: 1 Yielding my all to the service of Jesus, Gladly to follow where’er He may lead, Never to falter tho’ rough be the pathway, Walking beside Him no danger I heed. Refrain: Yielding to Jesus, Nothing withholding, All to His altar Gladly I bring, No more rejecting Jesus the Saviour, Now I accept Him, Crowing Him King. 2 Yielding my all to the service of Jesus, Talent and time with my treasures I give, Naught I withhold which to Him may be precious, Only for Him would I evermore live. [Refrain] 3 Yielding my all to the service of Jesus, Losses for Him shall be counted as gain, Bearing each cross He permits me to suffer, With Him in glory forever I’ll reign. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Yielding my all to the service of Jesus]

Hear Ye the Call

Author: Mathilda Long Hymnal: EH1919 #47 (1919) First Line: Hear ye the call, hear ye the call Refrain First Line: Wide fields are waiting Lyrics: 1 Hear ye the call, hear ye the call, Sounding like a rally cry to one and all, Hear and obey, hear and obey, Come and join the legions of our Lord today. Refrain: Wide fields are waiting Choose Thy place today, Cease all debating, Idling and delay; Serve the Lord with gladness, Toil for Him with praise, His love shall crown thy days. 2 Hear ye the call, hear ye the call, Never shall the Saviour’s word unheeded fall, Answer His voice, answer His voice, Only in His service let thy heart rejoice. [Refrain] 3 Hear ye the call, hear ye the call, Rally at the summons that is sent to all, Haste into line, haste into line, Work with faith unceasing for the King divine. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Hear ye the call, hear ye the call]

The Waiting Crown

Author: George Orlia Webster Hymnal: EH1919 #48 (1919) First Line: A prize is set before us Refrain First Line: A crown of life immortal, wondrous fair Lyrics: 1 A prize is set before us, ‘Tis a prize that all may win, A crown of life immortal, Let us now the race begin; With courage never failing, With purpose high and pure, O’er ev’ry ill prevailing, Unto the end endure. Refrain: A crown of life immortal, wondrous fair, A crown which all who will my win and wear; Then gird on thy strength, oh, soul, Press onward to the goal, And win the waiting crown, And with the waiting crown. 2 The prize is worth the winning, Time is swiftly gliding by; The sun is in the heavens, And each moment mounting high; The day of youth is passing, The night draws on apace; Begin today in earnest If you would win the race. [Refrain] 3 The nail-pierced hands of Jesus Will the crown of life bestow, He ran the race before us, And each step doth fully know; Oh joy beyond all measure, When we the race have run, To hear the Master saying, The crown of life is won. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [A prize is set before us]

Give Praise

Author: Edith Sandford Tillotson Hymnal: EH1919 #49 (1919) First Line: Give praise, give praise, for blessings from above Lyrics: 1 Give praise, give praise, for blessings from above, Give praise, give praise, for countless gifts of love, For seed and harvest, sun and rain, For all the year will bring, Give praise, give praise, glad anthems raise, Ye children of the King. 2 Give praise, give praise, to God who reigns on high, Give praise, give praise, adore and magnify, For He alone creates for man Each good and lovely thing, Give praise, give praise, true worship raise, Ye children of the King. 3 Give praise, give praise, for earthly joys that shine, Give praise, give praise, for fairer light divine, A promise of His glory-land, All mortal splendors bring, Give praise, give praise, this best of days, Ye children of the King. Languages: English Tune Title: [Give praise, give praise, for blessings from above]

Plant Roses

Author: Edith Sandford Tillotson Hymnal: EH1919 #50 (1919) First Line: Many a barren and cheerless spot Refrain First Line: Plant roses, sweet roses Languages: English Tune Title: [Many a barren and cheerless spot]

Life Is a Book

Author: George Orlia Webster Hymnal: EH1919 #51 (1919) First Line: Life is a book with its pages fair Refrain First Line: Thoughts are the seeds which will grow to deeds Lyrics: 1 Life is a book with its pages fair, Deeds are the words that are written there, Always we write as the moments fly, What will be the record bye and bye? Refrain: Tho’ts are the seeds which will grow to deeds, Let us guard our ev’ry thought with care, That each page we may write shall be fair and bright And the Master’s approval bear. 2 Morn after morn is a page begun, Turn we the page when the day is done, Others are reading, or foul or fair, Ev’ry little word that’s written there. [Refrain] 3 What we may write none can e’er erase, This in eternity we must face, So let us write on our pages new Deeds that will be strong and brave and true. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Life is a book with its pages fair]