The music begins and the drums begin to beat as the room fills with the sound of the Daraja African Children’s Choir. Dressed in their vibrant Kenyan costumes with radiant smiles, the children express the joy and hope they have found in Christ through song and dance.
Daraja means "bridge" in Swahili. The choir is an integral part of the ministry of The 410 Bridge (www.410Bridge.org). These children will help serve as a "bridge" between Kenya and America, communicating the needs of the many orphans and vulnerable children resulting from the drought, poverty and disease prevalent in their country.
The children of the choir will thrill you with their song and dance, but more importantly they will inspire you with their testimonies of love and hope. Many of the children are orphans and have suffered severe hardships in their young lives. The great news is, they have found the source of hope in Jesus Christ and share that hope in a very powerful way. Their performances are a blend of traditional African song and dance and contemporary Christian music.
The Daraja African Children’s Choir will be touring the southeast United States from June 1st until August 27th. They will perform weekly at the BigStuf Camps in Panama City Beach, Florida in addition to churches and schools.
If you are interested in booking a Daraja concert, please contact Suzanne McFadden at suzannem@410bridge.org. Please include in your e-mail the name and address of your church and what nights of the week are preferable for you. Limited dates are available so contact us soon to schedule your concert.