Artists
The Poverty Revolution Artist Partnership in affiliation with FH Canada provides artists and leaders the opportunity to leverage their God-given skills and talents and connect with new and current fans on a deeper level, while working together to create permanent solutions to the poverty crisis.
FH Canada is proud to partner with the following artists and advocates. Click 'Join Group' to become a member of their community partner group and click on their page to find out more about them.
It all started for Shiloh at the age of 7 when she was the youngest person ever to be admitted into the McGill University Voice program. At 8 years old, she was the youngest performer to appear on the television show 'DECIBEL', hosted by Natalie Simard and viewed by over one million people... By the time she was 9, she had already recorded her first full length gospel CD. Now nineteen years old, her first single "The Way We Are" has hit the Canadian Christian Radio Charts. Shiloh-Sheray is now touring and working on her second Solo album scheduled to be released later on this year.
"During the past year, God has caused a total shift in our thinking and the way we approach our ministry," says Leeland keyboardist Jack Mooring. His brother, the band's principal songwriter, lead singer and guitarist, Leeland Mooring begins to explain, "... He (God) has really been opening our vision to all the hurting people, especially the poor, around the world and making it clear we should help by being a part of spreading His kingdom. If we're not loving people, then we’re just making a bunch of noise. We don't want to sing another song if we're not taking care of the poor. If we're not being the hands and feet of Jesus, we might as well just stop making records and go home," says Jack.
Our story with Food for the Hungry continues to grow as we have visited Rwanda twice now and are heading back in March. We are committed to our friends there and are excited about what God's people are doing to help. From making mud bricks to hosting a VBS for 500 kids to witnessing our first cow giving ceremony for widows, we never know what our trips will entail. However, we always come back with much needed perspective, hearts closer to God and heads full of ideas (electricity in 2015!!!).
Connie Scott’s singing career began in 1983, at the age of 18, with the release of her debut album Heartbeat. This launched an impressive 7 album career that saw many top-seller lists, much airplay on the Contemporary Christian Music Charts and a parade of concert tours. Her signature vocal stylings quickly gained her critical acclaim - preliminary Grammy and Dove nominations, mainstream recognition including 3 consecutive CARAS (Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences) West Coast Music Awards for top Inspirational performer. Her latest recording ...a Renaissance is a collection of Connie’s hallmark songs from a 20+ year music ministry career. Two new songs that reflect her heart and continued passion for music highlight this project.
Find out how you can gain significant exposure in the industry while making a lasting impact in the world. For more information, email Grant Saip, FH Canada Community Partnerships.
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“Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves, for the rights of all who are destitute.”
Proverbs 31:8
