Teach me thy way Accension Model Secondary School Isiafor

Accession Model Secondary School, Isiafor We must appreciate the wisdom of the Diocesan Music Director for including Abu 213 as part of the Group B syllabus in this year’s Post Primary Music Festival. This hymn is more than a song it is a divine reminder calling young people to walk in the path of the Lord, shaping their future and anchoring their faith. This beautiful rendition was presented by Accession Secondary School Isiafor ,. Though they participated in the preliminaries and were able to make it to the finals, their effort was not in vain. Their humble effort earned them 2nd position in the group B category of the 2025 Dioceses Post-Secondary Music Festival. Every attempt builds skill, confidence, and spiritual growth. There is room for improvement, and we believe they will return even stronger in the next edition. “Teach Me Thy Way, O Lord” is a deeply cherished Christian hymn written in 1919 by Benjamin Mansell Ramsey (1849–1923), a Scottish pastor, composer, and church musician. Among his many compositions for worship, this hymn stands out as his most enduring legacy. Ramsey wrote it during a season when the world was healing from the devastation of World War I. Many believers were searching for direction and reassurance. Out of that atmosphere of uncertainty came this heartfelt prayer a cry for God’s guidance in every step of life. Its message of surrender, trust, and divine leading continues to inspire Christians of all ages. As these young choristers sang it, they echoed the same timeless prayer: “Lord, teach us Your way.”