Lyrics: Raymond Carver, Music: Kate Munger

www.ThresholdChoir.org

BELOVED

To call myself beloved

To feel myself beloved on the Earth

Words by Macrina Wiederkehr from her book The Seven Sacred Pauses

Music by Velma Frye from her CD Seven Sacred Pauses: Singing Mindfully Dawn Through Dark

© NeNeLand Music www.VelmaFrye.com

BEING AWAKE

Set the clock of your heart, set the clock of your heart

Breathe in the dawn, breathe in the dawn

Raise high the calice of your life, taste the joy, the joy of being awake

It’s the best medicine of all, being awake

Efik language from Nigeria and the border of Cameroon
This is how we do it – a Challenge Song – create your own harmonies, dances, games!
Arranged by Dr. Fred Onovwerosuoke, African Music Arts
http://www.AfricanChorus.org 

KAB SINI

Kab sin ibaiba koro koro
O  ibaiba koro koro

Set to music by Sharon Durant, England
Arranged by Dr. Ysaye Maria Barnwell
Sign Language Coach: Rachel Schlafer Parton

CHINESE PROVERB

When there is light in the soul,
there is beauty in the person

When there is beauty in the person,
there is harmony in the home

When there is harmony in the home,
there is honor in the nation

When there is honor in the nation,
there is peace in the world.

SIGNS
Light                  Soul

Beauty                  Person

Harmony         Home

Honor                   Nation

Peace                   World

by Rebekka Goldsmith  www.RebekkaGoldsmith.com

LET ME BELIEVE THAT LOVE IS POSSIBLE

Let me believe that love is possible
Let me remember the courage in my soul

I wil raise my voice for justice

Let me remember the courage in my soul

I’ve got two feet to march with
I’ve got one mouth to sing with
I’ve got two ears to listen
I’ve got one heart to love with

Listen, listen, listen, listen

I will never give up, never give up, never give up!

I See You With My Heart

I see you with my eyes, I see you with my heart
Welcome! Welcome!
(G)aw-le-gay *KAREN (Burma)
Ming-a-la-ba *BURMESE (Burma)
Sti-reh-mah-sheh *PASHTO (Afghanistan)
A-ma-ho-ro *KIRUNDI (Burundi)
Hak-kahm *OROMO (Ethiopia)
Na-sa-ding-aa *MATU CHIN (Burma)
Namaste *HINDI (India)