Podcasts about african children's choir

JOY! That about sums it up for this episode of Fire & Grace!  Stephanie sits down with Janelle, Jessalyn, Tessa and Jessica, the "Aunties" of The African Children's Choir, to discuss tour life and the incredible mission of helping Africa's most vulnerable children today, so they can help Africa tomorrow! Encounter more of the joy by watching "I Praise You - (Psalm 139)" by Stephanie Reddicopp featuring The African Children's Choir!  Clilck here!  Learn more about The African Children's Choir

Jamie Kocur has had an amazing journey in her life of music. From singing in choirs to getting a music degree from Florida State, to being the musical director for the African Children's Choir, to worship leading, all of it was soundtracked by Contemporary Christian Music (CCM). Along the way, Jamie has some realizations about what is being sung in these songs and struggles with many different things along the way. In this episode of The Church Music Makers Podcast, Craig talks to Jamie about her book, her life and where she's at now. It's a fun and insightful conversation, especially for those who may be wrestling with doubt or struggle with things relating to faith. You can get her book on Amazon or Apple books! Connect with Jamie on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram Check out Purefi Coffee that Craig talked about in the podcast at Pureficoffee.com As always, check out Church Music Makers at www.churchmusicmakers.com

As a young boy struggling to find his way through the immense poverty, secrecy and war-time suffering that gripped his life in Northern Ireland, Ray Barnett dreamed of a life of adventure and travel like that of his hero: famed missionary-explorer David Livingstone. As an adult, he has lived that life—leading a human-rights based ministry that has brought hope, healing and humanitarian aid to hundreds of thousands of people across the globe. In his riveting autobiography, *Don’t Tell Me It Can’t Be Done*, Barnett takes readers on a rollercoaster journey through his childhood in the rough, working-class neighbourhood of Killowen—a childhood marked by loss, abuse, learning disabilities, rejection, and the crushing discovery that the family who raised him was not his own.

As a young boy struggling to find his way through the immense poverty, secrecy and war-time suffering that gripped his life in Northern Ireland, Ray Barnett dreamed of a life of adventure and travel like that of his hero: famed missionary-explorer David Livingstone. As an adult, he has lived that life—leading a human-rights based ministry that has brought hope, healing and humanitarian aid to hundreds of thousands of people across the globe. In his riveting autobiography, *Don’t Tell Me It Can’t Be Done*, Barnett takes readers on a rollercoaster journey through his childhood in the rough, working-class neighbourhood of Killowen—a childhood marked by loss, abuse, learning disabilities, rejection, and the crushing discovery that the family who raised him was not his own.

The audio quality is a bit different than previous episodes as our guest was recording from a church in Minnesota. You can even hear the African Children's Choir rehearsing and playing in the church during the recording. Make sure you check out the African Children's Choir website at https://africanchildrenschoir.com and mark your calendar for December 1 at 7 p.m. for their concert at Oklahoma City First Church.

Born in Portstewart, raised in Coleraine, emigrated to Canada, and travelled to Africa to fight humanitarian battles. This is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the life and legacy of Ray Barnett. After being told that his mother was killed in 'The Blitz', he found his 'real family', and his developing faith brought him to a ministry which took him around the world; from negotiating with Hezbollah in Beirut to starting humanitarian causes in Africa. Ivan was delighted to welcome him to the 'Thursday Interview' to talk about his book, 'Don't Tell Me It Can't Be Done'.

Today's guest is African Children's Choir tour leader Janelle Hoekstra.

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Vade, Just 6, African Children's Choir, David Musonda (of On Pointe), Ecks and Bullz Feat: Tommy Gervais, On Pointe, Take 6, Naturally 7, Aeolians, Afro Blue, A Different Effect, Committed, Naturally 7, Roberto Burton (Quick Tip), and Vade

I've come to know that forgiveness has more power than we admit or realize! For a long period of time I carried that heavy burden of guilt and shame until I learned I had to forgive myself...and then...the healing began! Thank you JESUS!!! Enjoy: Aeolians, Naturally 7, African Children's Choir, Sam Robson, Lloyd Mallory Singers, the Discovery Singers, The Ralph Carmichael Singers, The Singers Unlimited, Committed, Glad, 7th Element, Soundstage, On Pointe, and Take 6!

The African Children’s Choir joins Tom in Studio A to preview their concert tonight in Baltimore. These 18 young singers, aged between 7 and 10 years, are all from Uganda. They are on a 9-month, nearly 50-concert tour of the United States. After Baltimore, they'll venture across the mid-Atlantic, up to New England and then out west to Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and Utah.Over the years, the African Children's Choir has performed for heads of state and shared the stage with celebrated artists such as Paul McCartney, Mariah Carey and others.Tonight, at 7 pm, they will be performing n Baltimore at St. Matthew Catholic Church at 5401 Loch Raven Blvd. The concert is free and open to all. Donations are welcome as they support African Children's Choir programs such as education, care and relief campaigns.

On December 13, 2017 and the Feast of Saint Lucy, Gene Wilhelm interviewed Tina Sipp, the Choir Manager of the African Children's Choir, a non-profit oganization that ministers to marginalized African children in order to provide them with a better future. Throughout the interview, Tina stressed that each of these children have incredible potential and that many have gone on to have professsional careers because they were given a chance. Enjoy the show, like RED-C Catholic Radio on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter at @REDCRadio. And remember, when choosing between the values of heaven and the values of earth, always round up! 00:20 Feast of St Lucy01:25 Local News, Including the RED-C Family Retreat10:08 Interview with Tina Sipp11:52 What is the African Children's Choir?16:14 The Origin of the African Children's Choir19:00 How this Organization is the True Work of Christ25:21 Tina's Personal Work with the Children31:09 The Virtue of Poverty Tina Learned from the Children34:18 The Formation of Tina's Heart Throughout Her Ministry39:37 Additonal Work Being Done in Africa45:39 The Story of Francoise50:34 Tina Urges Listeners Not to Overlook Africa

The African Children's Choir :: Creekside Church :: Sunday, June 18, 2017 Creekside was treated to a lively, praise-filled performance by the 47th African Children's Choir during it's CONNECT service. The African Children’s Choir is composed of African children, aged 7 to 10 years old. Many have lost one or both parents through the devastation of war, famine and disease. They represent all the children of a continent and they demonstrate the potential of African children to become strong leaders for a better future in their land. This concert was recorded with permission. For more information, visit http://www.africanchildrenschoir.com.

Steve Smith :: Creekside Church :: Sunday, May 28, 2017 Many are worthy of honor, but only One is worthy of our worship: The One who calms the storm. Guest speaker Steve Smith preaches from Matthew 14:22-34, where Jesus calms he storm for His disciples and teaches an eternally valuable lesson about His presence. Steve teaches that Jesus cares about us, controls our world, comforts us, and champions our faith. Whatever your storm, Jesus can calm it, and He is worthy of our worship. This sermon follows a brief announcement from Alan Crim about The African Children's Choir (coming to Creekside June 18th) and Bob Short's introduction of Steve as a candidate for the pastor position at Creekside.

Scott Lambie and his wife, Sarah, left a busy Austin existence for life in Uganda where they helped countless children leave the slums by way of the African Children's Choir. Check out his story and consider getting involved. 

During a visit by an African Children's Choir, Rev.Jonathan Currie talks about the sacrifice Jesus made for each of us at Calvary and what our response should be. Matthew 27. Sunday Evening 12th October 2014.

This week on Mom Talk Radio, Charles Scott, author of Rising Son - A Father and Son's Bike Adventure Across Japan. Veterinarian, Dr. Jenifer Chatfield gives tips on how to keep our pets healthy. Author, Josie Brown tells us about her newest release Totlandia. The Mom's Roundtable discusses keeping the kids busy during winter break. And, Julia Barnett Tracy talks about The African Children's Choir. This show is sponsored by Lands' End and Family Circle.

Don Fass interviews leaders and members of the famed African Children's Choir.