Anyi no l'Okpoku Chipfu
Solfa Notation • FILM 2025, FILM Songs, Entrance songs, Hymns
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Anyi no l'Okpoku Chipfu by Nworie Collins Ifejika — Lyrics
About Anyi no l'Okpoku Chipfu
"Anyi no l'Okpoku Chipfu" is a vibrant entrance hymn composed by Collins Ifejika Nworie, written in the Izzi dialect of Ebonyi State. The title translates to "We are in the dwelling place of God," setting a joyful and reverent tone for the beginning of Mass. It serves as a call to worship, inviting the congregation to gather with one heart and enter the Lord's presence with thanksgiving.
The piece is structured with a dynamic call-and-response, beginning with a male cantor's invitation to step forward and praise God. As the choir joins in the refrain, the music builds a sense of communal awe and gratitude for God's goodness. The verses reflect on the blessings received and encourage the faithful to offer their voices in appreciation, making it a fitting and uplifting processional for any festive liturgy.