Comeback of the Good News -
4 successful German tours

Moving gospel songs, accompanied by the rhythm of African drums, are bringing a part of Africa straight to us. Music, dances and colourful costumes give us a taste of the joy of life and the cultural variety of Uganda - "the Pearl of Africa" as Churchill called this east African country north of Lake Victoria.

The Living Sound Gospel Singers, led by Steven Ogwang In Africa, the choir is well known beyond the borders of Uganda. Several times the group went on tours in vaious african countries and even to Europe: 1992, 1994, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2010. Everywhere thousands are reached through their gospel songs and artistic performance. The Living Sound Gospel Singers are members of the local "Redeemed of the Lord Evangelistic Church" in Kampala and minister in cooperation with various churches and Christian organisations. Now they are on tour in Uganda, reaching out to many churches.

After the terror regimes of Obote and Idi Amin the persecution of Christians has come to an end. The former underground churches are growing very fast. Through intensive missionary outreaches, many new churches are founded all over Africa. Steven Ogwang, musician and teacher, started the choir in 1980 and has led the group, which consists of about 30 singers, since then. The program of the choir consists of self composed and traditional songs from different tribes, cultures and languages. Their presentations are accompanied by local instruments, complemented by dances and personal testimonies of their faith. They encourage people to participate. The joyful and authentic testimony of their living faith in Jesus Christ is touching and encouraging.

Experience the Living Sound Gospel Singers life!