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Added Sep 28, 2025
Composer: Jude Nnam
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Format: Staff & Solfa
Language: English
Pages: 9 pages

MY STORY by Jude Nnam — Lyrics

INTRO When I remember what You've done for me, my heart leaps for joy for there's none like You! When I remember that You died for me, my heart leaps for joy for there's none like You! And so, I will give You all I have receive Lord my offering to You, which I offer with my friends to offer Transform them and transform us! Purify them and purify us! In this Sacrifice Divine. For always, Lord, You know that, I have given all I had. VERSE 1 There was a time in life, when I thought all was lost: Lord, I am a living testimony of Your love!
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About MY STORY

"My Story" by Jude Nnam is a vibrant and deeply personal Offertory hymn that captures the sheer joy of thanksgiving. It opens with a lively, rhythmic reflection on God’s goodness—"When I remember what You've done for me, my heart leaps for joy"—before moving into a beautiful procession of giving. The melody is bright and energetic, perfectly matching the gratitude expressed in the text.

In the choir loft, this piece shines during the presentation of gifts. The lyrics do more than just talk about bringing an offering; they actively pray over the bread and wine, asking God to "Transform them and transform us! Purify them and purify us! In this Sacrifice Divine." It connects the physical gifts we bring to the altar with the spiritual offering of our own lives, making it a profound prayer for the Liturgy of the Eucharist.

The verses ground the song in everyday gratitude. By contrasting past struggles with present blessings—acknowledging that simply having food, a home, and the ability to see and hear are immense gifts—the song invites the whole congregation to recognize their own "living testimony." It is a wonderful, uplifting choice for any Sunday Mass, leaving everyone with a renewed sense of thankfulness as they approach the Eucharistic feast.