Order my steps
Order my steps. Glenn E. Burleigh* (1947–2007).
‘Order my steps’ was written in 1991. It has become one of the best-known gospel songs of the late 20th century, transcending the Black Church experience. It has become popular with numerous grade school, community, and college choirs. Several arrangements have been published in various choral voicings, including SATB, TTBB, SAB, and SSA. Though a congregational form of the original anthem appears primarily in African American hymnals in the USA, the song was also included in Psalms for All Seasons (2012) and Lift Up Your Hearts (2013). The primary text was as follows:
Order my steps in your word, dear Lord.Lead me, guide me, every day,Send...
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