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God speaks to us in all we know

God speaks to us in all we know

Author: Carol Christopher Drake
Tune: COMMUNION (Jenks)
Published in 1 hymnal

Representative Text

God speaks to us in all we know,
Through any way we will hear;
The birds, the rain, the morning sun
Tell all who will that God is here.

Source: Sing for Joy: a songbook for young children #85

Author: Carol Christopher Drake

From the newsletter of St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Berkeley, California: "Many of you asked about the communion hymn we sang last Sunday, Hymn 69. 'What is the crying at Jordan?' was written in the 1950s by Carol Christopher Drake, a former member of St. Mark’s Choir. Carol also wrote the parish centennial hymn 'Gather us in, God make us One.' [Hymn 69] voices a response to John the Baptist’s 'crying in the wilderness,' of his demand that people change their lives in preparation for the coming of the Messiah. She wrote this text specifically for the present tune, St. Mark’s, Berkeley, which in her words 'evoked a sense of mystery and awe.' The tune’s first American use was in the children’s songbook 'Sing for Joy,' co… Go to person page >

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First Line: God speaks to us in all we know
Author: Carol Christopher Drake

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Sing for Joy #85

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