ANYI ABIAWO CHINEKE.
Solfa Notation • Entrance songs, Hymns
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ANYI ABIAWO CHINEKE. by Anene Raph. Onaa — Lyrics
About ANYI ABIAWO CHINEKE.
"Anyị Abịawo Chineke" is a vibrant Igbo entrance hymn that sets an immediate tone of arrival and readiness for worship. The title translates to "We have come, God," and when the choir strikes up the opening refrain, it acts as a clear announcement that the Mass has begun. The melody carries a bright, welcoming energy, gathering the community before the Father to offer their collective thanks and praise.
The verses build naturally on this call to worship, inviting the children of God and all who believe in His Son, Jesus, to join the song. The lyrics remind the congregation of God's immense greatness ("Chukwu ebuka") and His constant, watchful care over us from morning until night. It is a piece that lifts the spirit of the church as the priest processes to the altar, grounding the start of the liturgy in a shared sense of gratitude and communal faith.