In One God, I Believe (Credo)

"In One God, I Believe (Credo)" is a rhythmic, responsorial setting of the Nicene Creed. Arranged by Anderson Eghosa Ogbebor, the piece breaks the traditional profession of faith into eleven short, memorable verses led by a cantor. After each pair of lines—from the creation of heaven and earth to the promise of the world to come—the choir answers with a steadfast, unifying refrain.

This call-and-response structure makes the Creed highly accessible for both the choir and the congregation. Instead of a long, through-composed chant that can sometimes feel heavy, the steady pulse and repeated "O Yes Lord I believe" keep the momentum joyful and engaging. It is an excellent choice for the Profession of Faith during Sunday Mass, allowing the people to declare their core beliefs with energy and clear conviction. The piece concludes with a layered, rhythmic "Amen" sequence that brings the declaration to a firm and uplifting close.