I Go Enter His Courts

"I Go Enter His Courts" is a lively, rhythmic entrance song composed by Moses A. Adamgbe. Sung in Nigerian Pidgin, the lyrics draw directly from Psalm 100, calling the congregation to step into the house of God with joyful shouts and thanksgiving. The melody is bright and inviting, setting a tone of celebration right from the opening procession.

Choirs often use this piece to kick off Sunday Mass or special feast days, as its simple, repetitive structure encourages the whole church to join in. As the verses progress, the choir swaps out "praise" for "songs," "dance," and "thanks," building a sense of communal worship. The upbeat "O yeah my Saviour" refrain gives the harmony parts a chance to shine, making it a favorite for lifting the spirits of the congregation as the liturgy begins.