THE TRINITY SONG

"The Trinity Song" is a vibrant and majestic call to worship, composed by Jude Nnam. With its energetic tempo and commanding opening, it immediately draws the congregation into a space of profound reverence and joyful praise. The lyrics serve as a direct instruction to the singer’s own spirit, urging the soul to lift up the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit in equal measure.

Choirs often bring this piece out on Trinity Sunday, though its triumphant mood makes it an excellent choice for an Entrance or Recessional hymn throughout the liturgical year. As the voices layer and build upon each other, the music captures the eternal nature of God—"Three in One," the Lord who was, is, and ever shall be. The driving rhythm and soaring soprano lines give the piece a sense of forward motion, carrying the faithful upward in their devotion.

Singing this anthem requires a lively, spirited delivery from the choir loft. The repeated exclamations of "Oh my soul!" feel deeply personal, transforming a grand theological truth into an intimate prayer of adoration. It leaves the congregation uplifted, echoing the praise of the Most Blessed Holy Trinity long after the final notes fade.