WE WORSHIP ONE GOD IN TRINITY

When Holy Trinity Sunday approaches, choir directors often look for music that captures the profound mystery of three Persons in one God. Kingsley S. Omeh’s "We Worship One God In Trinity" does exactly that by drawing directly from the ancient Athanasian Creed (Quicumque Vult). It is rare to find a choral piece that sets this dogmatic text so thoroughly, walking singers through the distinct persons of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit without losing the musical flow.

The arrangement is structured to teach and declare. As the choir moves through the verses, they chant the attributes of the Godhead—uncreated, infinite, almighty, and eternal—building a powerful rhythm of faith. The chorus anchors the piece with a joyful "oh yes," reminding us that while the theology is deep, our response is one of joyful affirmation. It is a demanding but deeply rewarding anthem that allows a choir to lead the congregation in a majestic profession of the Catholic faith.