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Day Of Joy And Gladness
Author: Martha Mills Newton Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #123244 First Line: Christmas time has come at last Refrain First Line: Oh, day of joy and gladness Lyrics: 1 Christmas time has come at last,
All our cares aside we cast,
Now let every heart be glad and gay;
All our friends and kindred dear,
We would gladly welcome here,
On this long expected Christmas day.
Refrain:
Oh, day of joy and gladness,
Strew happiness around,
Oh, banish care and sadness,
Let peace and love abound;
Christmas time has come at last,
All our cares aside we cast,
Now let every heart be glad and gay.
2 Gifts from friends so true and kind
Heart to heart more firmly bind,
We would thank you for your gifts today.
God approves you from above,
Who in peace and joy and love
Doth unselfish tho’ts and acts repay. [Refrain]
3 If we unto others give,
We’ll be happy while we live;
’Tis more blest to give than to receive;
Let us charity display,
Cast all selfishness away,
Strive earth’s want and sorrow to relieve. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Christmas time has come at last]
Day Of Joy And Gladness
Day of Joy and Gladness
Author: Martha Mills Newton Hymnal: The Voice of Melody #168 (1900) First Line: Christmas time has come at last, all our cares aside we cast Refrain First Line: O day of joy and gladness Languages: English Tune Title: [Christmas time has come at last, all our cares aside we cast]
Day of Joy and Gladness
So Happy in His Service
Author: James Rowe Hymnal: Temple Bells #21 (1921) First Line: Since the Saviour came one day, rolled my burden all away Refrain First Line: So happy all the time in the service of the Lord Languages: English Tune Title: [Since the Saviour came one day, rolled my burden all away]
So Happy in His Service
