Cac Hymn Book 953-- ✅

The opening lines immediately establish a posture of helplessness. In an age that promotes self-sufficiency and hustle, this hymn brings the believer back to the foundational truth: without Christ, we can do nothing. The phrase "Unless Thou help, I surely die" is a declaration of spiritual bankruptcy—the necessary precursor to receiving grace.

In the rich tapestry of African Christian worship, few songbooks hold as much historical and spiritual weight as the Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) Hymn Book. Known in Yoruba as Iwe Orin , this collection is more than a mere compilation of songs; it is a spiritual arsenal, a manual of prayer, and a repository of doctrine. Among its nearly one thousand songs, certain numbers stand out—not just for their melody, but for their profound ability to arrest the human spirit and turn it toward God. Cac Hymn Book 953--

Focuses on the promise, "When the roll is called up yonder, I’ll be there". The opening lines immediately establish a posture of

Before taking the Holy Communion (usually on Thursdays or before the First Fruits service), sing Hymn 953 to examine yourself. As the Apostle Paul warns in 1 Corinthians 11:28, "Let a man examine himself." This hymn is the spiritual mirror. In the rich tapestry of African Christian worship,