I BELIEVE IN GOD

When it comes time for the Profession of Faith during Mass, keeping the whole congregation together through the long text of the Creed can sometimes be a challenge. Law Amusiogo’s arrangement of "I Believe in God" approaches this by turning the declaration of faith into a rhythmic, call-and-response dialogue. The choir leads the narrative of salvation—from the creation of heaven and earth to the birth, death, and resurrection of Christ—while the assembly anchors every truth with the steadfast response, "O yes Lord, I believe."

This call-and-response style of the Creed is a familiar and much-loved format in Nigerian Catholic parishes. It transforms a recited prayer into an active, joyful proclamation that everyone can easily join. As the verses move through the mysteries of the Holy Spirit, the Church, and the promise of heaven, the steady, repeating affirmation builds a strong sense of shared conviction in the pews. By the time the choir reaches the final "Alleluia Amen," the entire church is singing with one voice, fully engaged in the faith they profess together.