All Glory To The Trinity

"All Glory To The Trinity" is a bright, declarative hymn of praise that lifts the choir's voices in honor of the Triune God. Composed by Rev. Fr. Okwy Tony Umeh, the piece is a staple for Trinity Sunday and moments of deep adoration. Its straightforward, joyful melody makes it an immediate favorite in the choir loft, inviting the congregation to reflect on the central mystery of the Christian faith.

The song’s refrain is built on simple, profound statements of belief: "God is three, God is one." This rhythmic repetition helps anchor the voices, creating a lively back-and-forth feel before the harmony unites to declare that all glory belongs to the Holy Trinity. The verses then shift into direct prayers of thanksgiving, hope, and petition, addressing the Father, Son, and Spirit.

Choirs often use this piece as a recessional or an entrance hymn during Mass. Its energetic pacing—marked Quasi-Allegro on the score—gives it a driving, celebratory momentum. Singing it feels like a genuine outpouring of faith, wrapping profound theological truths in a melody that is both accessible and deeply moving for everyone gathered in worship.