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Working for the Master

Working for the Master, In His name we go

Author: Pearl Williams
Tune: [Working for the Master] (Post)
Published in 1 hymnal

Audio files: MIDI

Representative Text

1 Working for the Master,
In His name we go,
Ever His light shining,
For we love Him so;
Living for the Master,
Making this world bright,
Helping on His kingdom
T’ward the heav’nly light.

Refrain:
Working, toiling, till His face I see,
Showing what a Christian’s life should be;
Someone with a heartache,
Someone lone and sad,
I can point to Jesus,
I can make them glad.

2 Working for the Master,
Help the burden bear,
Make a struggling brother
Feel your loving care.
Someone with a heartache,
Someone lone and sad,
I can point to Jesus—
I can make them glad. [Refrain]

3 Working for the Master;
O the world is wide!
How it needs His gospel
Which shall e’er abide;
Well might angels envy
Such a work as ours,
Sending forth deliv’rance—
Bright’ning darkest hours. [Refrain]

Source: Progressive Sunday School Songs #33

Author: Pearl Williams

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Text Information

First Line: Working for the Master, In His name we go
Title: Working for the Master
Author: Pearl Williams
Language: English
Refrain First Line: Working, toiling, till His face I see
Copyright: Public Domain

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