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[When my day's work is ended]

Appears in 5 hymnals Composer and/or Arranger: H. R. Christie Incipit: 34555 55176 11653 Used With Text: I Shall Have Stars in My Crown

I Shall Have Stars in My Crown

Author: Gladys Clark Appears in 5 hymnals First Line: When my day's work is ended Refrain First Line: I shall have stars in my crown over there Used With Tune: [When my day's work is ended]

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I Shall Have Stars In My Crown

Author: Gladys Clark Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #12901 First Line: When my day’s work is ended Refrain First Line: I shall have stars in my crown over there Lyrics: 1 When my day’s work is ended, Oft I view the setting sun, And I think of the beauties that await For my vision in glory When my heav’nly crown is won, And I pass to my home within that gate. Refrain: I shall have stars in my crown over there, I shall have stars when my crown there is won, If I’m faithful to Him— In my bright diadem, I shall have stars, Glitering stars in my crown. 2 When the night cometh on and I am weary for a rest, Thus reminded when lain my armor down; And in glory eternal, There upon my Savior’s breast, He shall give me a bright and glorious crown. [Refrain] 3 When I wake in that morning, And shall mount the glowing skies, While enraptured behold the saints around; Those awake changed to’immortal, While the dead in Christ arise, And in glory forever shall be crowned. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [When my day’s work is ended]

I Shall Have Stars in My Crown

Author: Gladys Clark Hymnal: Worship and Service #128 (1916) First Line: When my day's work is ended Refrain First Line: I shall have stars in my crown over there Lyrics: 1 When my day’s work is ended, Oft I view the setting sun, And I think of the beauties that await For my vision in glory When my heav’nly crown is won, And I pass to my home within that gate. Refrain: I shall have stars in my crown over there, I shall have stars When my crown there is won, If I’m faithful to Him, In my bright diadem, I shall have stars, glittering stars in my crown. 2 When the night cometh on and I am weary for a rest, Thus reminded when lain my armor down; And in glory eternal, There upon my Saviour’s breast, He shall give me a bright and glorious crown. [Refrain] 3 When I wake in that morning, And shall mount the glowing skies, While enraptured behold the saints around; Those awake changed to immortal, While the dead in Christ shall rise, And in glory forever shall be crowned. [Refrain] Topics: Easter-Resurrection; Heaven Tune Title: [When my day's work is ended]

I Shall Have Stars in My Crown

Author: Gladys Clark Hymnal: Windows of Heaven No. 10 #93 (1912) First Line: When my day's work is ended Refrain First Line: I shall have stars in my crown over there Languages: English Tune Title: [When my day's work is ended]

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Gladys Clark

Author of "I Shall Have Stars in My Crown" in Worship and Service

H. R. Christie

1848 - 1925 Composer of "[When my day's work is ended]" in Worship and Service Harvey Robert Christie, 1848-1925 Born: June 29, 1848, Monroe County, West Virginia. Died: March 19, 1925, Willowton, West Virginia. Buried: Rest Haven Memorial Park, Princeton, West Virginia. Christie taught singing classes from 1871 to 1874, which led him to a musical career. He studied under Rigdon McIntosh, who at the time was in the music department at Vanderbilt University. Christie remained in Tennessee until 1876, when he returned to West Virginia. Around 1877, he conducted a two month course at the Concord Normal School, in Athens, West Virginia, followed by a similar course in Princeton, West Virginia; Rural Retreat, Virginia (1878); and four courses in Snowville, Virginia (1879-1880); and a nine month course at Rural Retreat, Virginia (1881). In 1881, he studied for a while at the Commercial College at Kentucky University, and in 1882, moved to Milligan College, Tennessee, where he eventually rose to serve on the Board of Directors. In 1894, Christie became music editor for the Standard Publishing Company in Cincinnati, Ohio. His works include: Favorite Songs (co-editor), 1876 Gospel Light, 1894 Songs of Service (music editor) (Atlanta, Georgia: R. M. McIntosh Co., 1896) The Christian Church Hymnal, 1906 Songs of Evangelism, 1911 Worship and Service (Cincinnati, Ohio: The Standard Publishing Company, 1916) Music: Let Him Come In --http://www.hymntime.com