One Is the Body - CD
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Description:
"We do not believe that it is any longer possible to claim membership of the holy catholic Church and refuse to sing songs from repertoires other than those of the mission-sending churches in the North. And, if at the same time, the Church does not rehearse and sing "new songs," it will breed disciples who are unfit for heaven, where the new song is an eternal feature." —Wild Goose Worship Group
One Is the Body, like many collections by the Wild Goose Worship Group of the Iona Community, is deliberately eclectic and brings to us music from around the world.
"Blessed Be God" is a lively song of praise from Pakistan, while "Je Lourai l'Eternel" (I'll Praise God Eternal) is a beautifully simple piece from France. Mexico, El Salvador, Wales, Hawaii, Germany, Brazil, South Africa, Nepal, and the Netherlands are also represented here in texts and tunes.
"Sizohamba" (We Will Walk with God) is a particularly fun and infectious piece from South Africa. With its delightful four-part harmony, it makes a wonderful recessional song in Xhosa or in English. Several new pieces by John Bell are included in this collection, including "Keep Me Lord" and the title song. John also contributes a wonderful new inclusive text, "Women and Men as God Intended," to the popular tune KOMT NU MET ZANG, usually sung with the text "What Is This Place."
One Is the Body, like many collections by the Wild Goose Worship Group of the Iona Community, is deliberately eclectic and brings to us music from around the world.
"Blessed Be God" is a lively song of praise from Pakistan, while "Je Lourai l'Eternel" (I'll Praise God Eternal) is a beautifully simple piece from France. Mexico, El Salvador, Wales, Hawaii, Germany, Brazil, South Africa, Nepal, and the Netherlands are also represented here in texts and tunes.
"Sizohamba" (We Will Walk with God) is a particularly fun and infectious piece from South Africa. With its delightful four-part harmony, it makes a wonderful recessional song in Xhosa or in English. Several new pieces by John Bell are included in this collection, including "Keep Me Lord" and the title song. John also contributes a wonderful new inclusive text, "Women and Men as God Intended," to the popular tune KOMT NU MET ZANG, usually sung with the text "What Is This Place."
Format: CD
TRACKS INCLUDED ON ALBUM
| TITLE | ARTIST | TIME | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Heaven On Earth | Iona Community | 2:22 | ||
| Somos Del Señor | Iona Community | 3:34 | ||
| Blessed Be God | Iona Community | 2:47 | ||
| Keep Me, Lord | Iona Community | 3:05 | ||
| All the Wonder | Iona Community | 2:53 | ||
| I Will Arise | Iona Community | 4:55 | ||
| O Great God and Lord of the Earth | Iona Community | 3:00 | ||
| Je Lourai L'eternal | Iona Community | 2:19 | ||
| Kamara O'O | Iona Community | 3:01 | ||
| Gifts of the Spirit | Iona Community | 1:37 | ||
| One Is the Body | Iona Community | 2:00 | ||
| Tu Estas Presente | Iona Community | 3:23 | ||
| Thula | Iona Community | 3:33 | ||
| Chitra's Song | Iona Community | 2:40 | ||
| Women and Men As God Intended | Iona Community | 2:15 | ||
| Sizohamba | Iona Community | 2:26 |
