THE STORY
Last fall in Nashville, several members of SPARK got to see ECHO performed live at the Bridgestone Arena by one of our favorite Christian bands, Elevation Worship. The song was infectiously upbeat with powerful lyrics and it made a lasting impression on us.
Only a few months later, COVID-19 wreaked havoc on the world. As Christian artists, we wanted to do something to help combat the global despair and uncertainty created by the pandemic, especially among the youth. We decided to collaborate with talented friends to cover ECHO and create a music video (collaborators are named and linked in the music video description box).
Ironically, we battled our own severe discouragement in completing the project due to repercussions from the virus. Exposure (outside our group) forced some collaborators to drop out and quarantine. The original venue for filming became unavailable due to the virus, and our producers became ill and had to delay filming indefinitely. It seemed that the music video was doomed before it started, and our message of encouragement would go unheard.
However, higher powers had a different plan, and with encouragement that flowed from the song lyrics themselves, the music video finally came together. Most everyone was able to participate and we filmed the video at an alternate location (downtown Salt Lake City) in just 3 hours.
We are confident that the message of ECHO can help to overcome life's trials, big or small, by reminding humanity (including ourselves) that there is hope for a bright future through the perfect love, saving grace, and continual encouragement of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
Only a few months later, COVID-19 wreaked havoc on the world. As Christian artists, we wanted to do something to help combat the global despair and uncertainty created by the pandemic, especially among the youth. We decided to collaborate with talented friends to cover ECHO and create a music video (collaborators are named and linked in the music video description box).
Ironically, we battled our own severe discouragement in completing the project due to repercussions from the virus. Exposure (outside our group) forced some collaborators to drop out and quarantine. The original venue for filming became unavailable due to the virus, and our producers became ill and had to delay filming indefinitely. It seemed that the music video was doomed before it started, and our message of encouragement would go unheard.
However, higher powers had a different plan, and with encouragement that flowed from the song lyrics themselves, the music video finally came together. Most everyone was able to participate and we filmed the video at an alternate location (downtown Salt Lake City) in just 3 hours.
We are confident that the message of ECHO can help to overcome life's trials, big or small, by reminding humanity (including ourselves) that there is hope for a bright future through the perfect love, saving grace, and continual encouragement of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
CHILDREN IN PAKISTAN DANCE TO ECHO
These children in New Hope Orphanage in Pakistan have been on strict lockdown for 6 months. It's awesome to see them dancing and enjoying the fun dance beat of ECHO.
(Learn more about the ministry that runs the orphanage along with a food drive that is saving many lives in a time of dire need, due to the pandemic-induced lockdown. Follow https://www.facebook.com/rayomair.evangelist)
(Learn more about the ministry that runs the orphanage along with a food drive that is saving many lives in a time of dire need, due to the pandemic-induced lockdown. Follow https://www.facebook.com/rayomair.evangelist)
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WATCH THIS high-energy music video with a message that will turn down the fear and turn up the FAITH & LOVE as we finish out 2020! PLEASE SHARE!
Posted by Spark Singers on Wednesday, October 28, 2020
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