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CompassionArt: Creating Freedom From Poverty
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CompassionArt: Creating Freedom From Poverty
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CompassionArt is a charity that joins the dots between art and poverty. CompassionArt’s goal is to create Freedom From Poverty by raising money to help breathe life into the poorest communities, restoring hope and igniting justice.

It Started When…
Martin Smith (Delirious? frontman) found himself sitting in 5-star hotel rooms, then going to the slums to minister to the poor. The dichotomy of it all hurt him to the core. He decided to give back what he has: a microphone, a platform and the ability to write songs, and asked some of his closest friends to join him and do the same. His friends happened to be among the most well-known and gifted songwriters/artists in Christian music - Paul Baloche, Steven Curtis Chapman, Stu G (Delirious?), Israel Houghton, Tim Hughes, Graham Kendrick, Andy Park, Matt Redman, Martin Smith (Delirious?), Michael W. Smith, Chris Tomlin, Darlene Zschech. Together the group crafted songs to change the world, welcoming the help of some genre defining vocalists to record these songs on - Kirk Franklin, Amy Grant, Joel Houston, Leeland Mooring, Christy Nockels, tobyMac, CeCe Winans.

The end result…
A CD/DVD project titled CompassionArt: Creating Freedom From Poverty that is determined to engage people everywhere to help end world poverty. Featuring 14 brand new songs from 19 of Christian Music’s most accomplished artists and a 50-minute documentary of the movement, all the proceeds from the songs will directly impact the poorest of the poor around the world. Releasing January 27th, 2009, CompassionArt: Creating Freedom From Poverty brings inspiration to all who have taken part, all who will listen, and all who want to have a part in helping those less fortunate in our world.


Track Listing

1. Come To The Water - Chris Tomlin, Martin Smith, Kirk Franklin, Watoto Childrens Choir Listen to audio clip
2. Shout Praise- Israel Houghton, Darlene Zschech, tobyMac Listen to audio clip
3. King Of Wonders - Matt Redman, Tim Hughes, Joel Houston Listen to audio clip
4. Lead Me to the Rock-Paul Baloche & Lakewood Choir Listen to audio clip
5. We Wont Stay Silent- Tim Hughes & Steven Curtis Chapman Listen to audio clip
6. Highly Favoured- Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith, Watoto Choir Listen to audio clip
7. Filly My Cup- Martin Smith, CeCe Winanas, Lakewood Choir Listen to audio clip
8. Friend of the Poor- Andy Park & Leeland Mooring Listen to audio clip
9. King of the Broken- Darlene Zschech, Israel Houghton, Leeland Mooring, Lakewood Choir Listen to audio clip
10. You Have Shown Us-Paul Baloche, Steven Curtis Chapman, Chris Tomlin Listen to audio clip
11. Until The Day- Graham Kendrick & Darlene Zschech Listen to audio clip
12. Let it Glow- tobyMac & Kirk Franklin Listen to audio clip
13. So Great- Michael W. Smith, Christy Nockels, Israel Houghton Listen to audio clip
14. There is Always a Song- Martin Smith, Steven Curtis Chapman, Watoto Choir Listen to audio clip
15. There is Always a Song (reprise)-Watoto Choir Listen to audio clip
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Product Details

Average Customer Rating:
CD/DVD
Release Date: 01/27/2009
Label: EMI
Distributed By: Chordant (EMI)
ISBN-13: 099923696624
Product Code: 563279





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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

nice January 20, 2009
Reviewer: Anonymous from xela

This is a great deal.... offering 15 songs of many well-known artists, with a noble purpose... the needed people. good album wirh good cause.

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