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BY F2FA, 8:51am August 14, 2015,

Watoto Children’s Choir Uplift, Heal With Praise [VIDEO]

by F2FA, 8:51am August 14, 2015,
Watoto Childrens Choir

Watoto Childrens Choir

If you need some upliftment, one need only look to the Ugandan children of Watoto Child Care Ministries whose latest offering, “Oh What Love — Be Exalted,” is enough to not only move your feet, but your very spirit.

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In under four minutes, the Watoto children’s choir dance and sing their way in to viewers’ hearts as they praise God Almighty.

Watoto Child Care Ministries sprouted out of a need to care for the many widows and orphans that abounded in the East African nation during the height of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in 1994.

Since then, Watoto founders and husband and wife team Gary and Marilyn Skinner used their planting of their Watoto Church to build wholistic communities (including schools and community centers) around orphaned children by placing them in families and giving them the emotional, spiritual, and educational support they need to contribute to society and fulfill their respective destinies.

And now more than 10 years later, the ministry has reportedly ushered thousands of children and widows in to a better life.

Watch the Watoto children’s choir celebrate their Maker here:

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Last Edited by:Abena Agyeman-Fisher Updated: September 15, 2018

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