In the Heart of Jesus

In the heart of Jesus, there is love for you,
Love most pure and tender, love most deep and true;
Why should you be lonely, why for friendship sigh,
When the heart of Jesus has a full supply?

In the mind of Jesus there is thought for you,
Warm as summer sunshine, sweet as morning dew;
Why should you be fearful, why take anxious thought,
Since the mind of Jesus cares for those He bought?

In the field of Jesus there is work for you;
Such as even angels might rejoice to do;
Why stand idly sighing for some life-work grand,
While the field of Jesus seeks your reaping hand?

In the home of Jesus there’s a place for you;
Glorious, bright, and joyous, calm and peaceful, too;
Why then, like a wanderer, roam with weary pace,
If the home of Jesus holds for you a place?

Author: Unknown

No well-known author is associated with this text in common hymnals or public-domain databases. It appears in various 19th/early-20th-century collections (often set to music by R. F. Beveridge or similar) without attribution, leading to an 'Unknown' or 'Anonymous' designation. The style is consistent with late-Victorian gospel-song writers, but no definitive name is linked.