Make Us One

 

 

 Our family spent the summer rehearsing this amazing song to perform in Church.  We forgot to tape the actual performance, so here is last nights version.  Sorry for the dark video.  Sometime we’ll get some professional equipment!

 

Make Us One: Sally DeFord 
 

 

MP3 recording with vocals by Heather Prusse; violin by McKay Harline :   Hi-speed    Dialup    Download    CD:  I Have Not Seen, Yet I Believe 
 

 MP3 accompaniment track :   Hi-speed    Dialup    Download    CD:  I Have Not Seen, Yet I Believe–Accompaniment Tracks 
 
 

 

View/print sheet music:     SATB / Violin obbligato     SSA     Solo     TTBB     SA (somewhat simplified)
 
 

 

Window to his Love

 
Allison, Michelle, and I performed this favorite song about the Savior at a Relief Society event this past year.  Here is the version we recorded tonight…
Lyrics:

 

I want to be a window to His love
So when you look at me you will see Him
I want to be so pure and clear
That you won’t even know I’m here
‘Cause His love will shine brightly through me

 

I want to be a doorway to the truth
So when you walk beyond you will find Him
I want to stand so straight and tall
That you won’t notice me at all
But through my open door He will be seen

 

Chorus

 

A window to His love
A doorway to the truth
A bearer of the message
He’d have me bring to you
And with each passing day
I want to fade away
‘Till only He can be seen
And I become a window to His love

 

I want to be a window to His love
So you can look through me and you’ll see Him
And some day shining through the glass
You’ll see His loving countenance
‘Cause I will have become like He is

 

Repeat chorus

 

A window to His love
A doorway to the truth
A bearer of the message
He’d have me bring to you.
And with each passing year
I want to disappear
‘Till He’s become everything
And I’ve become a window to His love

Hurry to Bethlehem

For our Christmas Program yesterday Ben sang with a childrens choir. Shelly caught a few seconds of the final rehearsal before our sacrament program.

Ben Sings (and Sammy barks!)

Ave Verum