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Amo O Senhor
Flávio Agra writes and sings in Portuguese. The translations and recordings are done by WEC missionaries, Karina Macleod and Susie Phaik
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Yàlla baax na
This Wolof song, Yàlla baax na, was recorded at a multi-ethnic worship seminar at Velingara, Gambia, in January 2003.
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Jisal Yéesu, jicim kareesool
WEC missionary Neil Barker recorded these songs in the context of specially arranged song writing workshops, based at a local WEC-related church.
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Isn’t this good news?
This Thai track is taken from a CD of Thai worship music. The words and music were written by staff at FEBC Thailand.
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Azerbaijani song
A number of Central Asia republics are seeing significant church growth and are beginning to develop their own forms of worship.
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Um Passo de Fé
Flávio Agra is a gifted composer and musician. He taught guitar at the WEC Missionary Training College in Brazil, but now runs a ministry called Portador da Gloria ('glory-bearer')
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Mik De Nä
The co-ordinator of CD Döyang Pü Shi project and songwriter is a WEC musician. This melody represents an Eastern Central Tibetan style.
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Sem-la Shidey Meyna
James Lhomi, a Lhomi-Tibetan Christian musician desires to reach Tibetans through shared fellowship and writting a range of songs in the Tibetan style
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Min Ajili Majdak
The title track on the CD For Your Glory is a very popular song in the Tunisian church and was written by a Tunisian believer.
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Gawahi de Masihi tu
Brother Ajit has recorded many songs, including many of his own compositions. He has a powerful ministry, both in song and preaching, and heads up the Amazing Grace Radio ministry
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Non bizi da Jainkoa?
Until recently only a small number of Christian worship songs existed in Euskara. Hal and Jane aim to encourage Basque people to write their own Christian music worship
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Sin Ti el Sol
This beautiful song of personal devotion was first composed in Spanish, and was featured on the Hechas Nuevas ('New Creation') CD by Arco Iris de Esperanza
