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Open our lips, and our mouths shall proclaim your praise.
Open our lips, and our mouths shall proclaim your praise.
Your dawning day has woken us from our sleep.
Your dawning day has woken us from our sleep.
A new day, oh Lord, lies open before us.
A new day, oh Lord, lies open before us.
Open our eyes to see your presence.
Open our eyes to see you're with us!
Open our lips, oh Lord, and our mouths shall proclaim your praise...
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Lord, Renew Your Spirit
02:39
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Lord, renew your Spirit
within us,
that in us,
and through us,
Your will may be done.
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Love the Lord, Your God
04:00
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Love the Lord your God with all your heart
and all your imagination, Love.
Love the Lord your God with all your doubts
and all your creative being, Love.
For the kingdom is here, and is not yet,
and how is that to be known?
For the Spirit is here, and story is met
by giving you gifts to be shown.
Love the Lord your God.
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Rachel Colman Winnipeg, Manitoba
Rachel has been playing music and fostering participation in singing in Anglican congregations in Winnipeg and Toronto for more than a decade. Here she brings pieces of liturgy and scripture to life in meditative song. Prayer and slowing down our souls can be difficult in anxious and fearful days, and these songs are an apt response. ... more
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