The World Music Mission (WMM), an organization focused on multi-cultural worship and music/mission partnership will be presenting a concert on October 21st, 2010, at 7 pm at Christ Community Church in Franklin.
They will be performing music from their CD release “Sounds of Heaven” as well as welcoming international Christian artists Benny Prasad, Aradhna, Nikhil George and others.
This pan-national worship experience is centered in the vision from Revelation 7:9, where all tongues, tribes and people groups are seen worshipping together in the New Heaven. The WMM will share music and musicians from India, China, Haiti, South America and elsewhere.
The whole family is invited to this exciting night of global worship.
The WMM has been asked to send a team of worship leaders to serve with World Harvest missionaries as they come off the field to rest, worship, learn and recharge in Athens Greece.
We will be taking a team of 9 people to Greece and we are very excited to work with World Harvest and to serve these Kingdom Builders.
January 11-20 of 2010, the World Music Mission will be leading a trip to Nairobi, Kenya to lead worship at a retreat for missionaries in the field in Sudan.
The team currently consists of three musician/worship leaders who will also be providing tech and AV support for the conference. We would love to take more folks along if possible. Especially suited would be folks who sing and play an instrument, but anyone with a heart for the trip will be considered.
The cost of the trip will be just under $2000 and the funds would need to be raised by the middle of December. WMM will help as much aswe can, but our funds are certainly limited.
If this sounds like something you might be interested in, please contact Brent Cundall at Christ Community Church as soon as possible. Phone – 615-428-2292
The CD that we have been working so hard to finish is finally here!
“Sounds of Heaven” features over 30 musicians and singers from around the world, joining together to create a musical tapestry based on the vision in Revelation of the many tongues, tribes and people groups worshiping together. Featuring music from India, Jamaica, Haiti, Latin America and the United States the CD covers a lot of muscial ground in an attempt to share many different flavors of worship.
Click below to hear a sampler of the music on “Sounds of Heaven”.
The World Music Mission (WMM), an organization focused on multi-cultural worship and music/mission partnership will be presenting a concert to celebrate the release of their upcoming CD, on October 1st, 2009, at 7 pm at Christ Community Church in Franklin.
The concert will feature some amazing international musicians, including Indian guitarist Benny Prasad, and multi-ethnic musicians Aradhna, as well as Chinese, Haitian, South African and Native American singers and musicians. They will be joined by a gifted ensemble of local musicians and singers who are passionate about the idea of sharing worship experiences from around the world.
The concert and CD release are part of the WMM’s ongoing efforts to share worship and music of many different styles and cultures with people all over the world. With the vision from the Book of Revelations of all the tongues, tribes and people-groups worshiping together in Heaven as a guide, the WMM hopes to empower Christian musicians from all ethnic backgrounds to share their message with the world.
The WMM is partnering with the Together For Adoption conference to present this special multi-cultural worship experience. The concert will be the opening event for the Together For Adoption Conference, which will be help Oct. 2-3 at Christ Community Church.
The World Music Mission is thrilled to have Indian guitarist Benny Prasad involved in our first CD project, “Sounds of Heaven”. Benny is an amazing musician who has shared his gifts and his testimony in dozens of countries around the world.
Here is a video of Benny, performing live at Liberty University.
Be sure to come out and see Benny live in person at the CD kickoff concert on October 1st, at Christ Commubity Church inFranklin TN.
Recording has begun on the first WMM CD project, currently called “Sounds of Heaven”. The project will involve local WMM team members as well as Christan musicians from around the world.
The CD will include original music focusing on the vision in Revelations of the multitude of nations, singing in worship toegether in heaven. Ir will also include music by Indian guitarist Benny Prasad, as well as Aradhna, an Indian music group that sings Christian worship tunes in Hindi.
Please pray with Kurt Coble, Brent Cundall and James Gardner as they work to bring this project into fruition.
On Thursday January 29th, the WMM will be sponsoring a Creative Workshop wit singer/songwriter David Wilcox. David will be playing some songs, telling some stories and giving some insights into his creative process.
The event will be at Christ Community Church, in the Worship Center.
The WMM folks were out in force on June 25th, 2008 as they presented a Caribbean Night concert to raise money and awareness for the CCC Youth Mission trip to Jamaica.
WMM regulars Kurt Coble and Brent & Temple Cundall were joined by Damon Seale, Steve Bishop and Todd Cantrell for a lively evening of reggae, latin and island music. Jerk chicken was served for dinner and folks brought their beach blankets to spread out on the Fellowship Hall floor.
Over $100 was raised for the Jamaica mission, as the sounds of island music filled the air, causing many in the crowd to move their feet. It was another great night of fellowship for a good cause, and the World Music Mission was proud to be a part of it.
Thanks to everyone that came out! See you next time…
