Worship in Ecuador

What does worship look like in Ecuador? I thought you would never ask! Our group was blessed with many worshipful moments that were rich in passion and adoration. The hope of God is very real among the poor. What do you notice about these clips? Do their voices sound convicting? You may not understand the words, but what do you feel they are saying?

This first group of brothers were all self taught. Their harmonies were excellent — and they were so excited to sing about the goodness of God. Having access to only one guitar when they were young, they would often play simultaneously to learn together.

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