Come in, come in and sit down, you are a part of the family. We are lost and we are found, and we are a part of the family
You know the reason why you came, yet no reason can explain; so share in the laughter and cry in the pain, for we are a part of the family.
God is with us in this place, like a mother’s warm embrace. We’re all forgiven by God’s grace, for we are a part of the family.
Come in, come in and sit down, you are a part of the family. We are lost and we are found, and we are a part of the family
Children and elders, middlers and teens, singles and doubles and in-betweens, Strong eighty-fivers and street-wise sixteens, for we are a part of the family.
Greeters and shoppers, long-time and new, nobody here has a claim on a pew; and whether we’re many or whether we’re few, we are a part of the family
God is with us in this place, like a mother’s warm embrace. We’re all forgiven by God’s grace, for we are a part of the family.
There’s life to be shared in the bread and the wine; we are the branches, Christ is the vine. This is God’s temple, it’s not yours or mine, but we are a part of the family.
There’s rest for the weary and health for us all; there’s a yoke that is easy, and a burden that’s small. So come in and worship and answer the call, for we are a part of the family.
God is with us in this place, like a mother’s warm embrace. We’re all forgiven by God’s grace, for we are a part of the family.