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Little children may be heralds of the great salvation,
Little children may be heralds of the great salvation,
They may tell of our Redeemer and the cross He bore;
By their grateful Sabbath offerings
they can send the Bible,
That will cheer the hearts of many on
a far-off shore.

Lit - - tie chil - dren . may . . be heralds,
Joyful heralds of the blessed Saviour's love ;
Lit - - tie chil - dren . may . . be heralds,
Gladly pointing many to the home above.

2 Little children have their mission in
the Master's service,
They can smile away the sorrows
and the clouds of care ;
O'er the worn and weary spirit, that
with grief is pining,
They can drop a word of kindness
like a sunbeam fair.

3 Little children are remembered in the
Saviour's promise,
They may early share the blessings
of redeeming grace ;
He is watching kindly o'er them, and
His word assures us
That in heaven their angels ever see
the Father's face.
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Little children may be heralds of the great salvation,

Little children may be heralds of the great salvation,
They may tell of our Redeemer and the cross He bore;
By their grateful Sabbath offerings
they can send the Bible,
That will cheer the hearts of many on
a far-off shore.

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Little children may be heralds of the great salvation,

Lit - - tie chil - dren . may . . be heralds,
Joyful heralds of the blessed Saviour's love ;
Lit - - tie chil - dren . may . . be heralds,
Gladly pointing many to the home above.

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Little children may be heralds of the great salvation,

2 Little children have their mission in
the Master's service,
They can smile away the sorrows
and the clouds of care ;
O'er the worn and weary spirit, that
with grief is pining,
They can drop a word of kindness
like a sunbeam fair.

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Little children may be heralds of the great salvation,

3 Little children are remembered in the
Saviour's promise,
They may early share the blessings
of redeeming grace ;
He is watching kindly o'er them, and
His word assures us
That in heaven their angels ever see
the Father's face.

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