The Zim Worship Project is more than music and singing and dancing. It’s a story of suffering and perseverance through desperate circumstances: economically, politically, physically and socially.
But ultimately, it’s a story of hope. Hope that God rescues His people.
Recorded in the weeks following highly-publicized and controversial elections, The Zim Worship Project is a music compilation CD that captures the heart of worship that defines Zimbabwean Christians, from an a capella service inside a thatched-roof hut at a youth conference, to two lively churches in Harare and Mbare, one of the poorest and historically run down places in the country.
It’s not about money; it’s relief.
It’s not about music; it’s worship.
It’s not about politics; it’s spiritual freedom.
It’s not about Western charity; it’s worldwide Christian collaboration.
100 percent of proceeds from The Zim Worship Project will meet urgent humanitarian needs of the people of Zimbabwe, including feeding and housing orphans in multiple locations around the country.
