Ten Years of Grace (Remix)
A song made by Kwesi Frimpong
Ten Years of Grace (Remix)
A song made by Kwesi Frimpong
*10 Years of Faithful Service* 🙏✨
That’s beautiful. A decade of saying "yes" to God!
A congratulations song from nephews & nieces to *Rev. Fr. Kizito*:
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*"TEN YEARS OF GRACE"*
_Celebration Song for Rev. Fr. Kizito_
*[Verse 1]*
Ten years ago You said "yes Lord"
Laid your life upon the altar
To serve Your people, to break the bread
To be a shepherd, a voice that leads
Through joy and tears, through sun and rain
You’ve walked with us in Jesus’ name
Baptized, anointed, prayed and blessed
A faithful servant, truly blessed
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Rev. Father Kizito, we celebrate you today
Ten years of grace, ten years of love
Ten years of walking in God’s way
Your life is a sermon we see every day
From your cherish nephews and nieces
We say congratulations, Father, congratulations[Chorus]
*[Verse 2]*
You’ve been a father to the fatherless
A comforter in our distress
At the altar, at the sick bed
You’ve carried Christ in all you said
The word you preach, the hands you raise
Have drawn so many to God’s praise
Ten years of sacrifice, ten years of prayer
Heaven is proud, and we are too
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Rev. Father Kizito, we celebrate you today
Ten years of grace, ten years of love
Ten years of walking in God’s way
Your life is a sermon we see every day
From your cherish nephews and nieces
We say congratulations, Father, congratulations[Chorus]
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May the Lord who called you, keep you strong
May His anointing rest upon you long
Ad Multos Annos - to many more years
Serving the flock, wiping our tears[Bridge]
*[Final Chorus - with clapping]*
Rev. Father Kizito, we celebrate you today
Ten years of grace, ten years of love
Ten years of walking in God’s way
Your life is a sermon we see every day
From your cherish nephews and nieces
We love you, Father, congratulations!
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Ten years... and just the beginning
God bless you, Rev. Fr. Kizito 🙏[Outro]
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*Style idea*: This works beautifully as an African gospel celebration song. Upbeat tempo, drums, choir, and a call-and-response in the chorus so the congregation can join in.
