What are the lyrics of I BELIEVE IN ONE GOD by Chukwunonso Ogbo?

“I BELIEVE IN ONE GOD” begins: I believe in one God the Father, God the Father.… Read the full lyrics on ChoirPDFs.

Who composed I BELIEVE IN ONE GOD?

I BELIEVE IN ONE GOD was composed by Chukwunonso Ogbo.

What language is I BELIEVE IN ONE GOD sung in?

I BELIEVE IN ONE GOD is sung in English.

I BELIEVE IN ONE GOD by Chukwunonso Ogbo — Lyrics & Sheet Music (PDF)

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Added Sep 28, 2025

Composer: Chukwunonso Ogbo

Uploaded By: Choir PDFs

Format: Solfa

Language: English

Pages: 3 pages

I BELIEVE IN ONE GOD by Chukwunonso Ogbo — Lyrics

REFRAIN I believe in one God the Father, God the Father. I believe in one God the Father, God the Father. VERSE 1 Almighty maker of heaven and earth, Of all things visible and invisible. VERSE 2 I believe in one Lord Jesus Christ, Only begotten son of God, Born of the Father before all ages, God from God, Light from Light, True God from true God, Begotten not made, Consubstantial with the Father; Through Him all things were made. VERSE 3 For us men and for our salvation He came down from heaven, And by the Holy Spirit was incarnate of the Virgin Mary and became man. VERSE 4

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About I BELIEVE IN ONE GOD

When the time comes to profess our faith at Mass, a responsorial Creed can beautifully unite the whole congregation. In this solfa setting of "I Believe In One God" by Chukwunonso Ogbo, the Nicene Creed is arranged so that the choir leads the narrative verses while everyone anchors the prayer with a recurring refrain: "I believe in one God the Father."

Breaking the long, profound text of the Creed into these chanted sections makes it highly accessible for the assembly. From the creation of the world to the incarnation, crucifixion, and the life of the world to come, the choir carries the story of salvation. Returning to the refrain after each mystery gives the faithful a moment to actively claim these truths as their own. It is a wonderful choice for Sundays and solemnities, keeping the congregation engaged and lifting the profession of faith into a joyful, shared proclamation.