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Will There Be Any Stars?

Author: E. E. Hewitt Hymnal: SSV21913 #141 (1913) First Line: I am thinking today of that beautiful land Refrain First Line: Will there be any stars, any stars in my crown Languages: English Tune Title: [I am thinking today of that beautiful land]

There's Sunshine Somewhere

Author: Lizzie DeArmond Hymnal: SSV21913 #142 (1913) First Line: Sing out in glad carols, be happy today Refrain First Line: Sunshine somewhere, sunshine somewhere Lyrics: 1 Sing out in glad carols, be happy today, Our Father is leading, there’s light on the way; If clouds hide the sunbeams yield not to despair, March on with rejoicing, there’s sunshine somewhere. Chorus: Sunshine somewhere, sunshine somewhere, Sing in glad carols, yield not to despair; Sunshine somewhere, sunshine somewhere, Thank God and take courage, there’s sunshine somewhere. 2 The days may be dreary, and shadows may fall, God’s love, never failing, is planning it all. Then trust in his wisdom, and rest on his pow’r, Bright rainbows of beauty will span ev’ry show’r. [Chorus] 3 Sing out in glad carols, his wonders repeat, In true adoration bow down at his feet; For blessings he sends us break forth into song, To God the Creator our praises belong. [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: [Sing out in glad carols, be happy today]

O Stand Up Like a Hero

Author: W. C. Martin Hymnal: SSV21913 #143 (1913) Lyrics: 1 O stand up like a hero And fight for the cause we love; The trumpet calls to battle, And god watches from above; Lift high the banner of the cross, It never knows defeat; Regard no foe and fear no loss Till triumph is complete; March on behind our mighty Lord, With joy obey his ev’ry word. For the cause of God we ever fight, For this is the cause of right. 2 March on, march on to vict’ry! WE follow the Lord of light; A mighty host is with us, To vanquish the hosts of night; We march to battle with a song, A joyful band are we; ‘Tis faith that makes our courage strong, ‘Tis faith that makes us free; ‘Tis by our faith in God we win, ‘Tis by our faith we conquer sin. For the cause of God we ever fight, For this is the cause of right. 3 Go forward like a hero, And pray as we onward go; Each fight will mean a vict’ry, Each sin we shall overthrow; We make to God a solemn vow, To do and dare and die, If die we must to conquer now, And on his grace rely; Then forward go and toil and fight, Brave soldier, forward into light. For the cause of God we ever fight, For this is the cause of right. Languages: English Tune Title: [O stand up like a hero]

Jesus the Water of Life Will Give

Author: Fanny J. Crosby Hymnal: SSV21913 #144 (1913) Refrain First Line: The Spirit and the Bride say, Come Languages: English Tune Title: [Jesus the water of life will give]

Upon the King's Business Are We

Author: Mrs. C. H. M. Hymnal: SSV21913 #145 (1913) First Line: "Go and labor today," 'tis the Master's command Refrain First Line: Upon the King's bus'ness are we Lyrics: 1 “Go and labor today,” ‘tis the Master’s command, And there’s work to be done upon ev’ry hand, For the rich and the poor, for the great and the small; Let no idlers be found: to the work, one and all. Chorus: Upon the King’s bus’ness are we, Upon the King’s bus’ness are we; Let us labor and pray, winning souls while we may, For upon the King’s bus’ness are we. 2 With a passion for souls and a love for the lost, We would seek them today, whatsoever it cost; For the harvest is great and the lab’rers are few, And the work is entrusted to me and to you. [Chorus] 3 On our right and our left, ev’rywhere they are seen, As they once thronged the way of the blest Nazarene; Our commission is plain, we must go in his stead, And must tell of the blood which for sinners was shed. [Chorus] 4 As ambassadors here for our Savior and Lord We must hasten away with the life-giving word, Lest for want of the reapers the harvest should waste, And because the King’s bus’ness requireth haste. [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: ["Go and labor today," 'tis the Master's command]

Will You Do Your Part?

Author: Charlotte G. Homer Hymnal: SSV21913 #146 (1913) First Line: There's a work to be done Refrain First Line: Will you do your part Lyrics: 1 There’s a work to be done, And we must help bear the burden, Will you do your part? Will you do your part? It is only begun, And if we share in the guerdon It is time to make the start. We must work, work, work, We must give, give, give, For the need is surely great; This our prayer should be “Here am I, send me!” Why, then, longer idly wait? Chorus: Will you do your part? Will you do your part? Lo, the Master now is calling; Will you do your part? Will you do your part? For the night is surely falling. 2 From afar o’er the sea Are many sad voices calling, Will you do your part? Will you do your part? They are pleading with thee, For O, the need is appalling In the world’s great aching heart. We must work, work, work, We must give, give, give, With a heart of love sincere; ‘Tis the Master’s call Unto one and all “Go ye,” for the night is near. [Chorus] 3 There is something for all, No matter what be the station, Will you do your part? Will you do your part? Tho’ the work seemeth small Before the eyes of the nation, God can bless the busy mart! We must work, work, work, We must give, give, give, With a prayer for all we do, Giving thanks and praise To the God of grace, That he keep us ever true. [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: [There's a work to be done]

Dare to Do Right!

Author: George L. Taylor Hymnal: SSV21913 #147 (1913) First Line: Dare to do right! dare to be true Refrain First Line: Dare, dare, dare to do right Languages: English Tune Title: [Dare to do right! dare to be true]

Be a Blessing

Author: Johnson Oatman, Jr. Hymnal: SSV21913 #148 (1913) First Line: Would you be a sunbeam filled with heaven's light Refrain First Line: Be a blessing on life's weary mile Languages: English Tune Title: [Would you be a sunbeam filled with heaven's light]

Kingdom for Us to Possess

Author: W. C. Martin Hymnal: SSV21913 #149 (1913) First Line: There are lonely hearts near us to cherish Refrain First Line: All kingdoms for us to possess Lyrics: 1 There are lonely hearts near us to cherish, There are sad hearts to comfort and bless, There are friends who are ready to perish, These are kingdoms for us to possess. Chorus: All kingdoms for us to possess, All kingdoms to enter and bless, These souls all about us, Who trust us or doubt us, Are kingdoms to govern and bless. 2 There are friends in the seat of the scornful, There are friends who are living in sin, There are penitents humble and mournful,— These are all priceless kingdoms to win. [Chorus] 3 There are nations that know not the story Of the Savior who came from above, To redeem us and clothe us with glory,— We may sway there the sceptre of love. [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: [There are lonely hearts near us to cherish]

Up and Doing

Author: E. E. Hewitt Hymnal: SSV21913 #150 (1913) First Line: Hear the Master as he bade farewell Refrain First Line: Up and doing, at the King's command Lyrics: 1 Hear the Master as he bade farewell; This the message, Christian, go and tell; Tell the story of his pow’r to save, Since his life he gave. Chorus: Up and doing, at the King’s command, Ev’rywhere will go the herald band; Spread the Gospel, spread the Gospel, Send its light to ev’ry land. 2 Humbly listen to the King’s command, Bear good tidings now to ev’ry land; “Unto all the world” his word must go, Blessing to bestow. [Chorus] 3 Onward marching, at the King’s command, Hasten, hasten, in a work so grand, Till the nations see the heav’nly Light— Know his saving might. [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: [Hear the Master as he bade farewell]