ANYI ABIAWO CHINEKE
Solfa Notation • Entrance songs, Hymns
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ANYI ABIAWO CHINEKE by Alpho Rufus Odua — Lyrics
About ANYI ABIAWO CHINEKE
"Anyị Abịawo Chineke" is a bright and inviting Igbo entrance hymn that sets a tone of joyful readiness for Mass. From the very first notes, the choir announces the congregation's arrival in God's presence, singing "We have come, God, we have come, Father." It is a direct and communal statement of purpose, gathering the people together to offer their thanks and ask for the Lord's blessing as the liturgy begins.
The verses call on all children of God and believers in Christ to join in praising the Creator who watches over the world. The lyrics move naturally through expressions of awe at God's abundant blessings, reminding the faithful that He deserves our gratitude at all times—morning, afternoon, evening, and night. When the choir leads this piece from the loft, it encourages the whole church to step into the service with an active spirit of thanksgiving, leaving outside distractions behind to focus entirely on worship.