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Canela Hymn “Let Us Intercede”

Snapshots, South AmericaJuly 29, 2016Señor Admin

In Brazil, Tom used the musical analysis of Canela traditional songs to compose and then introduce a few Scripture songs back into a Canela village. An observer said “It was...

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Emberá children’s worship

Central America, SnapshotsJuly 29, 2016Señor Admin

In Panama, an elderly Emberá believer sang song after song for the six young people sitting in front of her. Suddenly, they erupted with applause, “That’s the song!” The traditional...

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Trauma Healing

Africa, SnapshotsJuly 29, 2016Señor Admin

Lament traditions are common in African cultures. Harriet Hill, director of the American Bible Society’s Trauma Healing Institute, found that when African Christians understood the structure of lament Psalms in the...

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Mwani worship

Africa, SnapshotsJuly 29, 2016Señor Admin

Wendy Atkins, who works with Africa Inland Mission, led a songwriting workshop with believers from four people groups in Mozambique. One of those, the largely unreached Mwani, previously had no…

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Choctaw hymns

North America, SnapshotsJuly 27, 2016Señor Admin

New England missionaries brought their hymn book to the Choctaw land of Mississippi in the early 1800s. Soon after, the Choctaw and missionaries among them were removed to Oklahoma. By...

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