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Jesus Will Be There

Author: J. W. H. Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: Tho' but two or three are gathered in His name Lyrics: 1 Tho’ but two or three are gathered in His name, Jesus will be there; Jesus will be there. And His promised blessing every soul may claim; Jesus will be there to bless us. He has promised to send us the Holy Ghost: He’ll be there to bless us! He’ll be there to bless us, He is ever present when we need Him most; He’ll be there, He’ll be there to bless us. 2 When the tempter comes to lure us from the way, Jesus will be there; Jesus will be there. If we trust His grace, we’ll never, never stray; Jesus will be there to help us. He has promised to send us the Holy Ghost: He’ll be there to bless us! He’ll be there to bless us, He is ever present when we need Him most; He’ll be there, He’ll be there to bless us. 3 When the tempest gathers, and the waves roll high, Jesus will be there; Jesus will be there. When the clouds hang darkest in the western sky, Jesus will be there to guide us. He has promised to send us the Holy Ghost: He’ll be there to bless us! He’ll be there to bless us, He is ever present when we need Him most; He’ll be there, He’ll be there to bless us. 4 When we reach our home beyond the crystal tide, Jesus will be there; Jesus will be there. He will bid us welcome, seat us at His side, Sharing with us joys eternal. He has promised a mansion for you and me; He’ll be there to meet us! He’ll be there to greet us, When the morning dawns, and earthly shadows flee, He’ll be there, He’ll be there to bless us. Used With Tune: [Though but two or three are gathered in his name]

Jesus for Me!

Author: Mrs. Frank A. Breck Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: Tho' mightiest billows should over me roll Refrain First Line: Jesus for me Lyrics: 1 Tho’ mightiest billows should over me roll, While journeying over life’s sea, One song in all trial will comfort my soul: ‘Tis Jesus for me! Refrain: Jesus for me! Jesus for me! Living or dying, with Him I shall be; Wherever I dwell, His love I will tell— Jesus for me! 2 The Christ is my Harbor, my Refuge—my Tower; My Shield and my Buckler is He; There’s no one so precious in sorrow’s dark hour, As Jesus to me! [Refrain] 3 He helps in temptation—in bitter distress; To Him in all trouble I flee, Well knowing His pity—His great tenderness; Oh, Jesus for me! [Refrain] Used With Tune: [Though mightiest billows should over me roll]

White as Snow

Author: Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr. Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: To my Saviour Now I go Lyrics: 1 To my Saviour Now I go, Crying, “Wash me White as snow.” Refrain: White as snow, White as snow, Saviour was me White as snow. 2 Thou art able This I know, Thou canst wash me White as snow. [Refrain] 3 Saviour from me Do not go, Wash me, cleanse me White as snow. [Refrain] 4 Once Thy life blood Forth did flow, That I might be White as snow. [Refrain] 5 Keep me Saviour Here below, Clad in garments White as snow. [Refrain] 6 Then when I from Earth shall go, May my soul be White as snow. [Refrain] Used With Tune: [To my Saviour now I go]

Watchers Called to Work for Jesus

Author: Lizzie DeArmond Appears in 2 hymnals Refrain First Line: Faithful service ever doing Lyrics: 1 Watchers called to work for Jesus, gird your souls and haste away, Stand up bravely in the front of every fight, Bear the lamp of His salvation, let it shine with cloudless ray, Till the gloomy skies reflect its golden light. Refrain: Faithful service ever doing, not till work is done, Till life’s victory is won, Looking forward, still pursuing, Shout for joy! His mighty kingdom soon shall come. 2 With His heav’nly shield around you enter gladly duty’s door, If you forward press you shall not walk alone, Heirs of Christ be not discouraged, lo! for you the cross He bore, God is still upon His everlasting throne. [Refrain] 3 Watchers called to work for Jesus, sing with gladness on your way, Just beyond, the gates of Zion open stand, Where the smile of God forever glorifies the endless day, In Jerusalem, our blessed fatherland. [Refrain] Used With Tune: [Watchers called to work for Jesus]

The Anchor of Hope

Author: William H. Gardner Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: When clouds and storms the way make dark Refrain First Line: Cast out the anchor of hope Used With Tune: [When clouds and storms the way make dark]

I Need My Saviour

Author: W. S. Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: When I am tried and sorely tempted Refrain First Line: O, I need Thee, yes, I need Thee Lyrics: 1 When I am tried and sorely tempted, Jesus calms my every fear; When life’s sorrows sore afflict me; Then I know my Saviour’s near. Refrain: O, I need Thee, yes, I need Thee, Every day and every hour! Thou art comforting and blessing, Even now I feel Thy pow’r! 2 When foes unite and dangers threaten, Jesus calms my every fear; When my heart is heavy laden, Then I feel my Saviour’s near. [Refrain] 3 When I’m despised, rebuked, forsaken, Jesus calms my every fear; When I’m weak, and flesh is failing, Then I feel my Saviour’s near. [Refrain] 4 When in His promises I’m trusting, Jesus calms my every fear; When my heart is burning, glowing, Then I know my Saviour’s near. [Refrain] 5 And when at last I reach death’s river, He will calm my every fear; Lead me on to be forever With Him and the Father dear. [Refrain] Used With Tune: [When I am tired and sorely tempted]

White to the Harvest

Author: Julia H. Johnston Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: White already, the fields that wait Refrain First Line: White, so white, see the harvest field Lyrics: 1 White already, the fields that wait, Why should you tarry longer? Come, O come for the hours grow late, Ne’er will your arms be stronger. Refrain: White, so white, see the harvest field, White already for reaping; Lo, that precious and plenteous yield Given into your keeping. 2 White already, for sun and rain, Given to overflowing, Pour their treasure, and not in vain, See where the grain is growing. [Refrain] 3 White already, but where are those Waiting with purpose steady? Where the reapers, whose fervor glows, Answering—“we” are ready? [Refrain] Used With Tune: [White already, the fields that wait]

Will You Not Be a Reaper?

Author: J. W. H. Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: Will you not be a reaper, to gather golden grain Refrain First Line: Will you not be a reaper, to gather for the Master Lyrics: 1 Will you not be a reaper, to gather golden grain, To be held for the garner in the sky? “He that goeth forth with weeping,” but “bearing precious seed, Shall come again rejoicing by and by.” Refrain: Will you not be a reaper, to gather for the Master, Some precious seed tho’ small the measure be? ‘Twill bring thee joy for weeping, while in the Saviour’s keeping; And soon the golden harvest yon shall see. 2 Now the Lord of the harvest is calling unto thee, Saying “come, and thy labor I’ll repay,” Get thee up at early morning to gather in the sheaves, And brightest joy shall crown the closing day. [Refrain] 3 There are fields all around you that teem with ripened grain, Precious souls you may rescue from the blast; Tarry not until the morrow, for chilling winds may blow, No need for reapers when the harvest’s past. [Refrain] Used With Tune: [Will you not be a reaper, to gather golden grain]