ALL TO US (PRECIOUS CORNERSTONE)

When we bring "All to Us" into the choir loft, we are singing a profound declaration of faith. Originally penned by Chris Tomlin and adapted here for four-part harmony, this piece centers our worship entirely on Jesus. The lyrics remind us that Christ is our "precious cornerstone" and "sure foundation," anchoring the congregation in a shared, unwavering hope.

In many Nigerian parishes, this arrangement finds a natural home during Communion or as a general hymn of reflection. As the voices layer together—especially when building into the powerful refrain—the song becomes a collective prayer. We ask that the glory of His name becomes the true passion of the Church, and that His saving love measures our daily lives.

What makes this piece so moving for both the singers and the assembly is its steady, building devotion. Moving from quiet, waiting reverence in the verses to the soaring, unified cry of the refrain, it draws everyone into the same holy flame. By the time the choir reaches the final coda, repeating "You're all to us," the words linger in the heart long after the final note fades.