Everywhere Around Me 1. Tell me who made all of creation?

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Everywhere Around Me 1. Tell me who made all of creation? Who designed the wonders of nature? Whose idea was pattern and colour, Wonderful to see?   Chorus Everywhere around me I can see the hand of God, The evidence surrounds me In the greatness of His world. (Repeat) 2. Tell me who made music and laughter? Who designed our bodies to start with? Whose idea was thinking and feeling? Who gave life to me?   3. Don’t stop looking, don’t stop believing, God is to be found when you seek Him. All creation tells of His glory, For eternity.

Harvest Samba Cabbages and greens, Broccoli and beans, Cauliflower and roasted potatoes, Taste so good to me! 2. Apricots and plums, Ripened in the sun, Oranges and yellow bananas, Good for everyone!   CHORUS It’s another harvest festival When we bring our fruit and vegetables, Cause we want to share the best of all The good things that we’ve been given. It’s another opportunity, To be grateful for the food we eat, With a samba celebration to Say ‘Thank you’ to God the father. 3. Golden corn and wheat, Oats and sugar beet, Fluffy rice and tasty spaghetti, Wonderful to eat! 4. coffee, cocoa, tea, Growing naturally, Herbal plants and all kinds of spices, Very nice indeed! CHORUS MIDDLE 8 Thank you for the harvest, Thank you for your goodness, For all the fruit and vegetables And the wonderful things that grow (Repeat) Repeat verses 1 and 2 (with middle 8) God the Father.

Harvest Song 1. There is a farmer who stands in his fields And he sees all the work to be done. He has been watching for many a month, He’s been waiting for this day to come.   Chorus There’s a song to sing as the harvest comes in, To the One who gives sunshine and rain. Let us all join in with a thank-offering For the harvest that’s gathered again. 2. There was a time when the fields were prepared And the good soil was carefully ploughed. Then came the day for the farmer to sow And the seeds were all scattered around. CHORUS 3. There was some time for the farmer to wait As the seeds slowly grew out of sight. Then came the day when the first shoots appeared And the farmer was filled with delight.  CHORUS 4. Now is the time when the crops are full grown And the farmer must gather them in. He’ll need some help ‘cause there’s lots to be done And it’s hard to know where to begin. CHORUS x 2

Thank you for vegetables For cheese and for meat. Poem/Prayer Diolch Diolch am lysiau Am gaws ac am gig. Am fresych a ffrwythau Am ein bwyd ni bob dydd. Rwyt Ti wedi paratoi Y bwyd i gyd i ni Diolch dduw am gofio Bod dydd amdanon ni.   Thank you Thank you for vegetables For cheese and for meat. For cabbage and fruit For our food every day. You have prepared This food for us Thank you for remembering Us every day.