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Come one, come all

The bold, the beautiful

The meek bystanders

The mighty heroes

Come home everyone

Come to the place

Where the truth wins out

Where the masks fall, 

The facades burn, and

The walls crumble

The place where we are all the same

Yet vastly different

One but many

Fallen yet redeemed

Come one, come all

To the place

Where we all belong

Come home sinners and come home saints

Come to the place we all call home

Come sit at the table to eat bread and drink wine

Come home and rest in the land of creation

Come home and be with your Father

 

Forever my own, AS

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