A SHIM M'ABIA
Solfa Notation • Offertory Hymns, Hymns
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A SHIM M'ABIA by ADAWAS JAMES — Lyrics
About A SHIM M'ABIA
"A Shim M'Abia" (I Say I Come) is a vibrant Igbo offertory hymn composed by Adawas James. It captures the profound gratitude of a worshipper approaching the altar, acknowledging that no gift can truly match the greatness of God the Father. The refrain is a heartfelt declaration of surrender and thanksgiving, marveling at God's grace and blessings that are as countless as the sands of the earth.
In the choir loft, this piece shines during the presentation of gifts. The verses build a beautiful narrative of thanksgiving—from bringing offerings into God's holy house in the first verse, to lifting His name with joy and a satisfied heart in the second. By the time the choir reaches the final verses, the song transforms into a universal testimony, promising to tell the whole world of God's goodness. Its lively rhythm and earnest lyrics make it a favorite for congregations celebrating a harvest or a special thanksgiving Mass, inviting everyone to dance forward with hearts full of praise.