Blessed Sunday Light”
By Muhwezi Juma

Verse 1
A gentle morning rises in the soul so deep,
A whisper from the Father where His children keep,
In truth we walk, in light we stand so strong,
From the Urantia teachings, we belong.
Though voices rise against the path we choose,
And some may doubt the truths we never lose,
Still we hold on, with faith so bright,
Guided by the Father’s endless light.
Chorus
A blessed Sunday to each and every one,
We walk in love beneath the eternal sun,
From near and far, united as one family,
In the truth that sets our spirits free.
Oh, a joyful Sunday, hearts aligned above,
Living the gospel of faith and love.
Verse 2
To Papa Paul, with wisdom shining clear,
A guiding light we cherish and hold dear,
Your words have planted seeds so strong,
In our hearts where we belong.
To Sister Monica, so kind and true,
A soul so warm in all you do,
You lift us up when we feel low,
In spirit’s grace, we grow and grow.
Chorus
A blessed Sunday to each and every one,
We walk in peace beneath the Father’s sun,
Through trials and storms, we still remain,
In truth and love, we break every chain.
Oh, a joyful Sunday, voices rise and sing,
For the truth that the heavens bring.
Bridge
From the pages of truth, our eyes are opened wide,
We see the Father living deep inside,
No fear can shake, no lie can tear,
The love we feel is always there.
Even when they call us names in vain,
Or try to fill our hearts with pain,
We stand firm, we won’t be moved,
In the truth our souls have proved.
Verse 3
To every reader, every seeking heart,
You are chosen, set apart,
In this journey we are never alone,
The Father’s love is our true home.
So lift your voice, let your spirit rise,
See the truth beyond the skies,
This Sunday shines for me and you,
In all we are, in all we do.
Final Chorus
A blessed Sunday to each and every soul,
May the Father’s love make you whole,
From every corner, near and far,
You shine just like a living star.
Oh, a joyful Sunday, let your spirit fly,
In truth we live, we never die.
Outro
This is Juma, with love I say,
Stay in the light, come what may,
Happy Sunday, family divine,
In Urantia truth, forever we shine.

 Title: “Still We Walk in the Light (Urantia Journey)” 
(Written and delivered by Muhwezi Juma)
[Intro slow, spoken]

Yeah…
This is Muhwezi Juma speaking…
To all seekers of truth and understanding…
Even when the world does not understand us…
We remain stable… we remain focused…

[Verse 1]

We are always stable for any situation that we face,
Through every trial, through every place.
We walk this path with questions deep,
Sometimes we smile, sometimes we weep.
We are students of a greater call,
Trying to understand life, one and all.
Even when the road feels cold and long,
Inside our hearts we still stay strong.
We search for meaning beyond the night,
Guided by hope, guided by light.
And even when no one understands,
We still move forward with steady hands.
Muhwezi Juma is still standing here,
Through every doubt, through every fear.

[Chorus emotional]

Still we stand… though the tears may fall,
Still we rise… through it all.
We are stable… we don’t break down,
Even when the world turns around.
Still we stand… we don’t lose sight,
We keep walking toward the light.

[Verse 2]

Some of the students we have been given chased away
From Christian schools because of what we are trying to know each day.
And in our silence, we felt the pain,
But still we stand, we rise again.
We did not come to fight or break,
We came to learn for truth’s own sake.
But sometimes doors just close so fast,
Leaving memories from the past.
And nights were heavy, hearts felt weak,
But still we found the strength to speak.
Not in anger, not in pride,
But with the truth we hold inside.
Muhwezi Juma still walks this road,
Even under heavy load.

[Chorus  stronger emotion]

Still we stand… though the tears may fall,
Still we rise… through it all.
We are stable… we don’t break down,
Even when the world turns around.
Still we stand… we don’t lose sight,
We keep walking toward the light.

[Verse 3]

And others they have been calling us satanic agents in their way,
But still we choose not to lose our way.
Because we know what we are still learning,
Inside our hearts, a fire is burning.
We are not what rumors may say,
We are just seekers along the way.
Trying to understand what life can be,
Beyond what only eyes can see.
We believe there is truth in every soul,
A deeper meaning that makes us whole.
Even when judgment fills the air,
We still move forward in silent prayer.
Muhwezi Juma stays focused still,
With strong heart and steady will.

[Bridge  soft spoken]

Maybe they don’t see our journey…
Maybe they don’t hear our pain…
But every lesson we are learning…
Will never be in vain…
We are students of life itself…
Trying to understand what lies beyond…
And even in confusion…
We keep holding on…

[Verse 4  Urantia-inspired reflection]

We believe in a higher Father of all,
A love that stands when others fall.
A light within each human mind,
A truth for every soul to find.
We are not perfect, we are still growing,
Like rivers slowly, gently flowing.
Through questions, doubts, and inner fight,
We keep moving toward the light.
And every soul has worth and grace,
No matter time, no matter place.
We are connected, deep inside,
Where truth and spirit cannot hide.
Muhwezi Juma believes and sees,
A truth that sets the spirit free.

[Final Chorus  powerful emotion]

Still we stand… though the tears may fall,
Still we rise… through it all.
We are stable… we don’t break down,
Even when the world turns around.
Still we stand… we don’t lose sight,
We keep walking toward the light.
Still we stand… we are not alone,
Even when we feel unknown.
We are seekers… we are true,
Holding on to something new.
And even if they never see,
We are walking toward destiny.

[Outro  fading voice]

Yeah…
This is Muhwezi Juma…
We are still stable…
Still learning… still growing… still believing…
Walking in the light… step by step…

Juma's Tribute Song -Appreciation

Juma's Tribute Song Gratitude 

(Verse 1)
Paul Kemp, I’m sitting here and thinking of the road,
Of how you helped me carry such a heavy, silent load.
The days were getting shorter, and the walls were closing in,
I didn’t know where I could go or even how to begin.
But you reached out a steady hand when I was losing ground,
In a world of noisy shadows, you were the only solid sound.
You didn't just offer sympathy or words that fade away,
You gave me the foundation that I’m standing on today.

(Chorus)
Oh, Paul, you’ve been a brother, a mentor, and a light,
You helped me find my footing and you helped me win the fight.
From the school fees for the journey to the spirit’s deeper view,
The man I am becoming, Paul, is largely thanks to you.
Yes, Juma’s moving forward with a heart that’s finally free,
Because you saw the potential that was hidden deep in me.

(Verse 2)
Two terms have passed us by now, and I’m learning every day,
Because you cleared the obstacles that stood within my way.
Education is a gift, but it’s a burden when you’re stuck,
I was waiting for a miracle, more than just some luck.
And then you stepped into the gap, you filled the empty space,
Bringing hope into my life with such a quiet, humble grace.
I’m studying the lessons, and I’m sharpening my mind,
Grateful for a benefactor who is one of a kind.

(Chorus)
Oh, Paul, you’ve been a brother, a mentor, and a light,
You helped me find my footing and you helped me win the fight.
From the school fees for the journey to the spirit’s deeper view,
The man I am becoming, Paul, is largely thanks to you.
Yes, Juma’s moving forward with a heart that’s finally free,
Because you saw the potential that was hidden deep in me.

(Verse 3)
But there’s a greater treasure that you opened for my soul,
A way to see the universe and feel the greater whole.
You handed me the Urantia Book, and everything turned bright,
Like a traveler in the desert who finally sees the light.
The truth about our Father, and the sectors of the grand,
A map of all creation that I’m starting to understand.
It isn’t just a story, no, it’s a reality so vast,
Helping me to leave the narrow, fearful shadows of the past.

(Verse 4)
I read about the pilgrims and the spirits on the climb,
How we’re all just tiny pieces in the tapestry of time.
You taught me that we’re cared for, that we never walk alone,
In a cosmos built on mercy, from the footstool to the throne.
The truth has set me thinking, and it’s set my spirit soaring,
Like the rain upon a garden when the sky is finally pouring.
You gave me school for my career, but Urantia for my life,
A shield against the chaos and a balm for every strife.

(Bridge)
It’s more than just the money, though that meant the world to me,
It’s the way you shared the wisdom that has set my vision free.
You invested in my future, and you invested in my heart,
Giving me the tools I needed for a brand-new, holy start.
I’ll carry these two lessons, the academic and the divine,
Knowing that your kindness helped my inner light to shine.

(Verse 5)
I think of how the world would be if more were just like you,
With a focus on the many instead of just the few.
You didn’t ask for credit, and you didn't ask for fame,
But in the book of Juma’s life, I’ve carved your noble name.
From the dusty roads I’ve traveled to the halls where I now learn,
There’s a gratitude inside me that will always brightly burn.
For almost two full terms, you’ve kept the fire burning bright,
Warding off the hunger and the coldness of the night.

(Verse 6)
So as I keep on climbing up the ladder of the mind,
I’ll remember all the mercy and the truth that you defined.
I’ll study hard, I’ll work with joy, I’ll live the truth I know,
And I’ll plant the same seeds everywhere that I may go.
Thank you, Paul, for being there, for seeing who I was,
And for helping me to find the "why" behind the "just because."
This is Juma’s song of honor, sent across the miles to you,
For the school fees and the Urantia truths that pulled me through.

(Outro)
Yeah, it’s Juma saying thank you.
For the two terms.
For the truth.
For the Urantia Book.
You’ve changed my life, Paul Kemp.
You really did.

Study Group

How does true worship differ from asking God for help in sincere prayer according to the 5th Epochal Revelation Papers?

102:4.5 Prayer is indeed a part of religious experience, but it has been wrongly emphasized by modern religions, much to the neglect of the more essential communion of worship. The reflective powers of the mind are deepened and broadened by worship. Prayer may enrich the life, but worship illuminates destiny.