GOD IS LOVE: HIS THE CARE
Solfa Notation • Hymns, Offertory Hymns, Recessional / Dismissal Hymns
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GOD IS LOVE: HIS THE CARE by John Rombaut — Lyrics
About GOD IS LOVE: HIS THE CARE
"God Is Love: His The Care" is a joyful, affirming hymn that celebrates the boundless nature of divine love and how it reflects in our care for one another. With words by Percy Dearmer set to a lively, rhythmic melody from the 1582 Piae Cantiones, this piece is a familiar favorite in many Nigerian Catholic parishes. Choirs often bring it out for general thanksgiving, Offertory, or as a recessional hymn when the congregation is sent forth to live out the gospel in their daily lives.
The song's structure makes it incredibly engaging to sing. The verses move thoughtfully from the theological truth of God's love to the practical reality of finding Him in our brothers and sisters. But it is the refrain that truly lifts the roof. When the choir hits the repeated, emphatic "Sing aloud, Loud, Loud!", it serves as a direct invitation for the whole church to join in with full voice. The cascading harmony parts on "God is good! God is truth! God is beauty!" build a wonderful sense of momentum.
For a choir director, this hymn offers a great opportunity to work on crisp diction and bright, energetic singing. The straightforward solfa arrangement by John Rombaut keeps the harmony accessible, allowing the singers to focus on the sheer gladness of the message. It is a piece that leaves both the choir loft and the pews feeling uplifted and connected.