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You donated $982 to Messiah's Musicians last month

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Shalom dear listeners, שלום מאזינים יפים I’m a bit late announcing it this month 😊, but as part of Messiah’s Music Fund , you all have donated $982 to Messianic musicians in February - thank you! Messiah’s Music Fund is a holy work for the King that tangibly blesses the artists on Chavah each month. Thank you for making it possible! Here are the exact figures: $782 in monthly donations - from 52 individuals who donate monthly to Messiah’s Music Fund $100 in one-time donation from The Orchard: ESsentials for Living (Jeff & Maggie). $100 from myself Since July 2020 when Messiah’s Music Fund began, you fine listeners have donated $17,549 to Messiah’s musicians . Thank you for blessing Yeshua’s musicians, fine Chavah fans. ♥ As a reminder, we distribute funds to the artists based on the number of times an artist’s songs are played on Chavah. Artists whose songs play more often on Chavah receive more financial support. We distribute funds once they reach a total $10 thresho

New music: The Beth Hallel Cantorial Choir - Atonement: A Yom Kippur Experience

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Shalom Chaverim שלום חברים We’ve added some fresh, beautiful Messianic Jewish music to Chavah: The Beth Hallel Cantorial Choir - Atonement: A Yom Kippur Experience “Atonement: A Yom Kippur Experience” takes 14 of the traditional pieces of Yom Kippur Liturgy and presents them in beautiful five-part A Capella, as sung by the Beth Hallel Cantorial Choir. The pieces, arranged and sung by Meuchad Ministry Director, Marc Vidito, along with his wife Dara and friends Steve Caswell and Jenni Seidner, are presented with richness and passion in a format heretofore unrecorded among the Messianic Jewish community. Marc says, “Nearly 15 years ago, our former lead cantor, Dr. Rick Smith, envisioned a Yom Kippur service that blended the more modern worship with our traditional rich liturgy. We began with the worship team singers harmonizing on key elements of the liturgical worship and weaving the songs and liturgy together into a seamless experience. A few years in, I formally wrote and recorde