To The Harvest Fields
- Words:
- Tillit S. Teddlie
- Music:
- Tillit S. Teddlie
Sheet music
- 1To the harvest fields I will gladly go,In the service of my King,(In the blessed service of my King,)With a song of love to the faint and low,In the service of my King!(In the blessed service of my King!)In the service of my King,(In the blessed service of my King, my heav’nly King!)In the service of my King!(In the blessed service of my King! of my King!)It is glory here, joy beyond compare,In the service of my King!(In the blessed service of my King!)
- 2Let me ever work with a willing hand,In the service of my King,(In the blessed service of my King,)Guided by His word, heeding each command,In the service of my King!(In the blessed service of my King!)In the service of my King,(In the blessed service of my King, my heav’nly King!)In the service of my King!(In the blessed service of my King! of my King!)It is glory here, joy beyond compare,In the service of my King!(In the blessed service of my King!)
- 3Let me win some soul that his life may be,In the service of my King;(In the blessed service of my King,)Let me sing some song that will make me free,In the service of my King!(In the blessed service of my King!)In the service of my King,(In the blessed service of my King, my heav’nly King!)In the service of my King!(In the blessed service of my King! of my King!)It is glory here, joy beyond compare,In the service of my King!(In the blessed service of my King!)
- 4Just a kindly word or a song of pray’r,In the blessed service of my King,(In the blessed service of my King,)That the lost may turn and His glory share,In the blessed service of my King!(In the blessed service of my King!)In the service of my King,(In the blessed service of my King, my heav’nly King!)In the service of my King!(In the blessed service of my King! of my King!)It is glory here, joy beyond compare,In the service of my King!(In the blessed service of my King!)
In the hymnals
- Written in 1919, the words are in 43 hymnals indexed by Hymnary.org. Their history →
Words, music and setting are in the public domain. The sheet music and words are from PDHymns.com. The piano is the FluidR3 General MIDI sound font (MIT licence). How many hymnals print a hymn, and when it was written, is from Hymnary.org.