ANYI ABIAWO CHINEKE.
Solfa Notation • Entrance songs, Hymns
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ANYI ABIAWO CHINEKE. by Anene Raph. Onah — Lyrics
About ANYI ABIAWO CHINEKE.
"Anyị Abịawo Chineke" is a bright and welcoming entrance hymn that calls the congregation to gather in God's presence. From the very first notes of the refrain, the choir announces our arrival before the Father, setting a tone of joyful readiness for the Mass. The words speak directly to the heart of why we come to church: to thank God and ask for His blessing as the liturgy begins.
The verses unfold as an invitation to all believers. We call on the children of God and those who believe in His Son, Jesus, to join in praising the Creator who watches over the whole world. It is a song that reminds us of God's immense goodness, acknowledging that His blessings overflow wherever we are gathered to worship.
What makes this piece especially moving for a choir to sing is its sense of unceasing devotion. The final verse captures this perfectly, praising the Father who deserves our thanks in the morning, at noon, in the evening, and at night. It is a wonderful way to open the Mass, uniting the voices in the pews and the choir loft in a shared declaration of faith and gratitude.