The Power of a Song

So the past few days I have not been able to play with the children 6 stones (a great game!) So I invited them inside and explained they needed to be quite and we listened to music on my CD player. Each child took turns picking out a CD.
Then it was Sony’s turn…She picked the cd “Come and Listen” that had songs on it from a Dance Fundraiser that we had for my dear friends the Byers before they left for Germany. I turned it on for her and then got distracted with talking to another child.
A few minutes later I heard a “sigh”. I looked over to see Sony with the speaker to her ear and tears in her eyes. She looked up at me and said one simple yet profound word, “Beautiful”. The Chorus was playing “This is what it means to be held, how it feels when the sacred is torn from your life and you survive. This is how it feels to be loved and to know that when everything fell you’d be H-E-L-D…”
Sony does not know what the words to this “English” song mean but you could see in her eyes that her spirit did. Just as ungodly music brings darkness to our souls, Godly music brings hope to our hearts even if it is another language.
Sony has listened to this song countless times since the first time. :) It is now known as "Sony’s Song" among the children here. Love crosses over all barriers…
Pictures of the children listening to music. :)


Pravallika talking into my guitar tuner and making different notes show with her voice!
1 comment:
oh i just cried happy happy tears. :) it is so amazing how God's spirit just leaps over those language barriers through music.
rach
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