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It Pays To Serve Jesus. by William B. Bradbury — Lyrics

VERSE 1 It pays to serve Jesus, I speak from my heart; He'll always be with us, if we do our part; There's naught in this wide world can pleasure afford, There's peace and contentment in serving the Lord. CHORUS I love Him far better than in days of yore, I'll serve Him more truly than ever before, I'll do as He bids me whatever the cost, I'll be a true soldier, I'll die at my post. VERSE 2 And oft when I'm tempted to turn from the track, I think of my Saviour,my mind wanders back, To the place where they nailed Him on Calvary's tree I hear a voice saying, I suffered for thee. VERSE 3 A place I remember where I was set free, 'Twas where I found pardon, a heaven to me; There Jesus spoke sweetly to my weary soul, My sins were forgiven, He made my heart whole.
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About It Pays To Serve Jesus.

This score brings together two deeply moving hymns that capture different moments in our walk of faith. The first, "It Pays To Serve Jesus," brings a bright, marching rhythm to the choir loft, reminding us of the joy and steadfastness found in a life of devotion. The words speak of personal conviction—choosing to be a "true soldier" no matter the cost. It is the kind of uplifting piece we often sing during recessional or general thanksgiving, sending the congregation out with a renewed sense of purpose and energy.

Following it on the second page is the deeply penitential "Just As I Am," a beloved hymn of surrender. Where the first song is active and resolute, this second piece is quiet and vulnerable. Singing "O Lamb of God, I come" requires the choir to soften their voices, creating a space for personal reflection. It is a perfect fit for Lenten services, altar calls, or Communion, where the focus shifts to approaching the altar with all our flaws, trusting entirely in grace.

Together, these two pieces capture the dual nature of Christian worship. We come forward broken and seeking healing, and we step out ready to serve. Having both in a single solfa sheet gives the choir a wonderful balance of quiet devotion and joyful commitment to share with the parish.