Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Chandesperans, Haitian Hymn Books Are Selling Well
Maybe it is a sign of hope that most Haitians want these days. Six months after the quake that ravaged the country, many things remain the same. There are still bodies trapped under the debris of the quake in most parts of Port-au-Prince. Yet, pledges of billions of dollars were made. It is hard to know who is responsible to clean up after all this time. Money is everything. Money is needed to get projects started, but the organizations that hold the purse seem to include a minority of people who discuss the plans and expenditures in English, French and Spanish. 90% of Haitians whose sole language is Creole are excluded.
At the same time, Haitians do not give up hope. They continue to pray for change and delivery. They find their support from hymns found in Chandesperans or Chants d'Esperance sold at La Presse Evangelique in Petionville and eslewhere in the country.
Canten con los Chicos Haitianos! Sing along with Haitian Children by getting a copy of this new 10-song CD for your youth group, sunday school and church activities.
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