Psalm 96:1 – 3 says,
“Sing to the Lord a new song; Sing to the Lord, all the earth. Sing to the Lord, bless His name; proclaim the good news of His salvation from day to day. Tell of His glory among the nations, His wonderful deeds among all the peoples.”
Here at the LIFEHUB we love music and the way it transcends language, borders, and culture and brings people together. When you visit our HUB you will be invited to join our time of worship, the Word, and prayer before hopping on our trucks for outreaches. Out in the communities music is part of everything we do.
In 2023 we had the amazing opportunity to host three volunteers from the USA, Canada, and Thailand, who shared our love of music by bringing hope and spreading joy to the LIFEHUB communities.
Meet Onyoo, a petite South Korean American lady who is a master cello player! She volunteered at the LIFEHUB for two months and we were able to rent "Cello Kim" for her. She and her cello journeyed many places in Sweet December. She played on the back of our carol truck, , performed at schools and gatherings in our border region, and for a LIFEHUB staff wedding! What a gift she and Cello Kim were to all of us!
Jordan was part of a team from Victoria, Canada. When here, his fiddle brought laughter and joy to children, youth and families. On one occasion when Jordan stood outside a banboo house and played his fiddle as we were dilivering FAMILY SACS and praying for to a family in crisis, dancing broke out! Suddenly a man ran up the hill and invited all of us to a wedding going on nearby. What a blessing God used Jordan and his talent to make it an even bigger celebration!
Sometimes people come wondering how their skills can make a difference. When Magdalena, a Polish young lady teaching in Bangkok, a professional pianist arrived with her ukulele and a few bags of chopsticks, she wondered that.
But as soon as she met the children, everything fell into place and she made instant friends. Music touches hearts, but most important was the joy that came in Magdalena's heart!
We are so blessed to host volunteers from all over the world who bring and share their skills and gifts.
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