Praying for Zion & others in song

CMJ USA • May 11, 2020
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We offer you two prayerful songs to contemplate today

Zion from Aaron Shust beautifully portrays how the rebirth of the Nation of Israel fulfills God's promises to his people and points forward to the fulfilment of the promise of spiritual rebirth.

Star of David

In UK Blessing a virtual choir from more than 65 churches around Great Britain sing over their country the ancient Blessing that God commanded Aaron to pronounce over the people of Israel.

The churches put feet to their prayer by caring for the needy in their communities during the COVID19 pandemic. May we all follow their example after listening to their song.

Star of David

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