CHUKWU NARA EKELE ANYI
Staff & Solfa Notation • Offertory Hymns, Recessional / Dismissal Hymns, Hymns, Sacred songs, FILM Songs, FILM 2023, Celebrations
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CHUKWU NARA EKELE ANYI by SIMEON ADEJOH — Lyrics
About CHUKWU NARA EKELE ANYI
"Chukwu Nara Ekele Anyi" is a vibrant, full-hearted Igbo thanksgiving song that immediately lifts the spirit of any congregation. The title translates to a direct, joyful plea: "God, accept our thanksgiving." From its opening solo calls to the robust choral response, the piece is built for celebration. It carries the unmistakable energy of a Nigerian Catholic thanksgiving procession, where the choir and the people bring their gifts forward with dancing and deep gratitude.
The lyrics walk through the many reasons we give thanks. The verses recount God's endless blessings—the gift of His Son, the Church, life, health, family, and friends. The song beautifully admits that even if we had a thousand tongues, it would not be enough to fully praise the Creator. Instead, the choir offers a joyful noise, singing that everything we have ultimately belongs to the benevolent God who gave it.
Choirs will find this piece perfect for the Offertory, harvest celebrations, or as a grand Recessional hymn. Its lively tempo and layered harmonies give the voices plenty of room to shine, while the driving rhythm naturally invites the congregation to sway and rejoice. It is a song that turns the choir loft into a powerhouse of praise, leaving everyone with a lingering sense of joy.