The program included solo performances, original songs with guitars, and favorite hymns that participants and spectators at the screens could sing together. The hosts maintained a cozy atmosphere through numerous greetings written in chat and read out during the concert, of which there were many. Interestingly, their geography was very wide, ranging from different parts of Russia, Azerbaijan, and even Spain.
“Soon the Day Will Come” is not just words, it is hope, comfort, and a musical promise for believers, performed by a musical group. Spectators, seeing the words, could sing along with the performers, uniting in one choir despite the distance.
A special part of the evening was dedicated to prayer for the needs shared by the audience.
Throughout the entire program, one main thought sounded: "This time was not given to us in vain; it is in order to complete a reset of our thoughts and to prepare for the coming of the King of Kings."
At the end of the musical evening, the anthem “Jerusalem” was performed, which is so dear to many Christians. The lines, “There are no diseases there, the light does not go out there, Jerusalem... They live forever there, they sing songs, Jerusalem...” were the final life-affirming and encouraging words for all who expect Jesus.
Let the unstable situation in our world not extinguish the spirit, but rather give strength in the Lord to show love, compassion, and mercy to each other.
This article was originally published on the Euro-Asia Division’s news site