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Composed By: Ralph Johnson
Voicing: SATB
Language: English
Country: Cameroon
This is a processional song used by women in Camaroon, West Africa. The song was collected by Elaine Hanson, a missionary of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America who spent 11 years in Cameroon, and was a member of Femmes pour Christ (Women for Christ). This particular group used French as their common language, hence the French verse. Traditionally, it was used as a processional for communion Sunday.
This is a processional song used by women in Camaroon, West Africa. The song was collected by Elaine Hanson, a missionary of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America who spent 11 years in Cameroon, and was a member of Femmes pour Christ (Women for Christ). This particular group used French as their common language, hence the French verse. Traditionally, it was used as a processional for communion Sunday.
S-45
MTF
Voicing: SATB
Language: English
Country: Cameroon
This is a processional song used by women in Camaroon, West Africa. The song was collected by Elaine Hanson, a missionary of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America who spent 11 years in Cameroon, and was a member of Femmes pour Christ (Women for Christ). This particular group used French as their common language, hence the French verse. Traditionally, it was used as a processional for communion Sunday.
This is a processional song used by women in Camaroon, West Africa. The song was collected by Elaine Hanson, a missionary of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America who spent 11 years in Cameroon, and was a member of Femmes pour Christ (Women for Christ). This particular group used French as their common language, hence the French verse. Traditionally, it was used as a processional for communion Sunday.
S-45
MTF
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