Never Be Afraid

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Never be afraid to speak for Jesus, Think how much a word can do

Author: Fanny Crosby
Tune: [Never be afraid to speak for Jesus] (Bradbury)
Published in 74 hymnals

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1 Never be afraid to speak for Jesus,
Think how much a word can do;
Never be afraid to own your Saviour,
He who loves and cares for you.

Chorus:
Never be afraid, Never be afraid,
Never, never, never;
Jesus is a loving Saviour;
Therefore never be afraid.

2 Never be afraid to work for Jesus,
In His vineyard, day by day;
Labor with a kind and willing spirit,
He will all your toil repay. [Chorus]

Source: Songs for Little Folks: a collection adapted for the home circle and for primary classes in Sunday schools and day schools: containing a number of carefully selected kindergarten songs #80

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Author: Fanny Crosby

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First Line:	Never be afraid to speak for Jesus, Think how much a word can do
Title:	Never Be Afraid
Author:	Fanny Crosby
Meter:	10.7.10.7 with refrain
Language:	English
Refrain First Line:	Never be afraid, never be afraid
Copyright:	Public Domain