Who composed COME SHARE THE LORD / MAKE ME A SERVANT?

COME SHARE THE LORD / MAKE ME A SERVANT was composed by Bryan Jeffery Leech / Kelly Willard.

What language is COME SHARE THE LORD / MAKE ME A SERVANT sung in?

COME SHARE THE LORD / MAKE ME A SERVANT is sung in English.

COME SHARE THE LORD / MAKE ME A SERVANT by Bryan Jeffery Leech / Kelly Willard — Lyrics & Sheet Music (PDF)

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Composer: Bryan Jeffery Leech / Kelly Willard

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COME SHARE THE LORD / MAKE ME A SERVANT by Bryan Jeffery Leech / Kelly Willard — Lyrics

COME SHARE THE LORD VERSE 1 We gather here in Jesus' name His love is burning in our hearts like living flame, for thro' the Loving Son, the Father makes us one, come, take the bread, come drink the cup; come share the Lord. VERSE 2 He joins us here he breaks the bread The Lord who Pours the cup is risen from the dead. The one we love the most, is now our gracious host, come, take the bread, come drink the cup; come share the Lord.

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About COME SHARE THE LORD / MAKE ME A SERVANT

This sheet brings together two deeply reflective pieces often sung during the Communion rite and the moments of quiet thanksgiving that follow. The first, "Come Share the Lord," invites the congregation to the Eucharistic table. It speaks of gathering in Jesus' name, recognizing Him in the breaking of the bread, and looking forward to the heavenly banquet. The melody is gentle and inviting, making it a wonderful choice for the choir as the people process to receive the Eucharist.

Following the Communion procession, the focus shifts inward with "Make Me a Servant." This short, earnest prayer asks for humility and a willingness to lift up the weak. Singing these two pieces back-to-back creates a natural spiritual progression: first, we are fed at the Lord's table, and then we ask for the grace to serve others with the strength we have just received. It is a perfect pairing for a choir looking to lead the congregation from worship into active charity.