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THANKSGIVING OF AMAZING GRACE by Jude Nnam, Emmanuel Atuanya — Lyrics

[THANKSGIVING OF AMAZING GRACE] REFRAIN This is thanksgiving of amazing grace, Amazing grace, amazing grace Thanksgiving of amazing grace, Lord, bless the works of our hands. Amazing grace! VERSE 1 The earth is the Lord's and everything in it, The world and all who live in it. For he founded it upon the sea And established it upon the waters. Amazing works of your hands! We thank you, Lord! Be bless you, Lord! VERSE 2 We thank You, Lord, for the grace to be alive! And we thank You, Lord, for the good health we enjoy! We thank You, Lord for our families, The gift of children, Lord; friends and relations. Amazing works of your hands! We thank you, Lord! Be bless you, Lord!
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About THANKSGIVING OF AMAZING GRACE

When it is time for the offertory procession, we want music that captures the sheer joy of bringing our gifts to the altar. This score brings together two wonderful pieces of thanksgiving—"Thanksgiving of Amazing Grace" and "Earthly Gifts"—that do exactly that. They remind us that everything we have, from the breath in our lungs to the bread in our hands, comes directly from God.

The first section opens with a bright, energetic refrain praising God for His amazing grace. As the verses unfold, the choir sings of the earth belonging to the Lord, thanking Him for family, health, and the unseen battles He fights for us. It is a deeply relatable prayer of gratitude that resonates with any congregation reflecting on God's goodness in their daily lives.

The second section shifts into a steady, joyful offering of "Earthly Gifts." Here, the lyrics focus directly on the bread, wine, and hearts we present at the altar, asking God to receive them and shower His blessings upon His people. Together, these pieces create a vibrant, uplifting soundtrack for the presentation of gifts, filling the church with a spirit of genuine appreciation and praise.