We invite you to join us in worship, singing along with Dean Phelps in the popular, "Lord, You Have Come to the Lakeshore, (Tu has venido orilla)."

Written in 1979, “Tú has venido a la orilla” (the Spanish opening line) is based on the parallel passages found in the synoptic gospels on Jesus’ calling of his first disciples (Matthew 4:18 …

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" Lord, You Have Come to the Lakeshore " (Spanish: "Pescador de hombres", lit. 'Fisher of Men'), in some versions " You Have Come to the Seashore ", is a 1974 Spanish religious song by …

You, who have fished other oceans, ever longed for by souls who are waiting, my loving friend, as thus you call me. and while smiling now my boat’s left on the shoreline behind me; by your …

Jul 2, 2020 · O Lord with your eyes you have searched me, and while smiling have spoken my name, now my boat’s left on the shoreline behind me, by your side I will seek other seas.

My boat carries no gold and no weapons. You will find there, my nets and labor. and constant love that keeps on loving. my loving friend, as thus you call me.

Jesus beckons all of us. Some answer His call, and come in from their busy boats to meet Jesus on the lakeshore.

Jesus, you have come to the lakeshore looking neither for wealthy nor wise ones, you only asked me to follow humbly. Refrain: O Jesus, with your eyes you have searched me, and while …

This is one of the most popular songs to emerge from the 1970s revival of religious song in Spain. It asks singers to become like the fishermen who left boats and nets to follow Jesus, first as …