“I tell you, if these were silent, the very stones would cry out.” Luke 19:40

Friday, July 15, 2011

Videos from Myanmar

Shwedagon Buddhist temple in Yangoon

Kachin sport (combination of hacky-sack, soccer, and volleyball) using bamboo ball




Kachin pastors and lay leaders learning a new, indigenous worship song entitled, "Hallelujah Shakawn"

Hallelujah Shakawn
Kachin Wumpong Praise Song

Hale – hale – halleluja, shakawn, shakawn, hallelujah
                      (praise,      praise)


Ngai kamsham nag ai Karai wa gaw
(The mighty God whom I believe)

Chyaloi nhkoi na nang nga,
(is the never-changing, eternal One)

Gumring gumrat sanseng Karai.
(and Majestic Holy God.)

Ngai nawku nga ai Karai wa gaw
(The God whom I worship is)

Nachying galu kaba nga
(the Almighty, the highest One)

Grau htum chyoipra sumsing Karai nang hpe shakawn
(The holy, heavenly Lord, we exalt you God)

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