Echetaram Iheoma I Meerem

"Echetaram Iheoma I Meerem" is a vibrant Igbo thanksgiving song that translates to "I remember the good things You have done for me." It is a natural fit for the Offertory procession, where the choir and congregation bring their gifts to the altar not just out of duty, but out of a deep, personal recollection of God's faithfulness. The melody is energetic and joyful, carrying a profound sense of gratitude for life, health, and daily protection.

The verses read like personal testimonies shared among the congregation. They ask us to reflect on the simple miracle of waking up with a strong body ("Arahara m ura tetakwa n'ahu igbasike") and remind us of God's healing power, beautifully referencing the biblical story of the paralytic being told to take up his mat and go home ("Mgbe ahu na-adighim ike, si m chiri utem laaba"). When the choir sings this, it invites everyone in the pews to count their own blessings and approach the altar with a heart full of praise.