Ambassadors of Christ Choir has released a song titled ’BAHO’ which is true story of a mother and her daughter who survived the Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda in 1994.
The Ambassadors of Christ Choir (AOCC), wrote on their Youtube Channel that "BAHO is a true story of a mother and her daughter who survived the Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda (1994). It’s an account of their miraculous survival.
They said, “We thought we would never survive and we never imagined we would be here today after these many years”; “Ours is one of those stories many of which were never told, and we hope it inspires someone in the world today”.
These singers added that "Today, we are alive because the AUTHOR OF LIFE said LIVE. He came through for us, His amazing grace has been our stay and trust through the many days, months and years. And now we stand before you praising His Holy Name. We stand here today, because He said LIVE and we LIVED".
Ambassadors of Christ Choir is a church choir affiliated to the Seventh-Day Adventist church of Remera, Kigali (Rwanda). They began this ministry in the year 1995 and hitherto they thank God who has seen them grow from very humble beginnings to a greater service that has taken them to many mission fields across the African continent and beyond.
"We are Ambassadors chosen to proclaim the grace of Him who has called us from darkness to His marvelous light and our message in song goes to all nations and tongues." They Said.
WATCH ’BAHO’, A NEW SONG BY AMBASSADORS OF CHRIST
