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Text:What Are You Doing For Jesus?
Author:Sylvia Lee
Tune:SINŬIJU
Composer:James Houston Smith
Media:MIDI file

12962. What Are You Doing For Jesus?

1 What are you doing for Jesus,
Since He redeemed you from sin?
Gladly fulfilling your promise,
Souls for the kingdom to win?

Refrain:
What are you doing for Jesus?
Thoughtfully ponder it o’er;
Could you with joy at His coming
To Him each talent restore?

2 What are you doing for Jesus?
Letting your light shine for Him shine?
Seeking to honor the Father?
Heeding each precept divine? [Refrain]

3 What are you doing for Jesus?
Idling the moments away?
Yielding to every temptation?
Even forgetting to pray? [Refrain]

4 What are you doing for Jesus?
Now every promise renew,
And till He calls you to Heaven,
Ever be loyal and true. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: What are you doing for Jesus
Title: What Are You Doing For Jesus?
Author: Sylvia Lee (1918)
Refrain First Line: What are you doing for Jesus?
Meter: 87.87 D
Language: English
Source: Songs of Love (Athens, GA: Athens Music Company, 1925)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: SINŬIJU
Composer: James Houston Smith
Meter: 87.87 D
Key: B♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



Media
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MIDI file: MIDI
Noteworthy Composer score: Noteworthy Composer Score

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