Download Malawi Worship Songs

Many of the songs played at CCBC are pretty much just like you would hear in the more contemporary U.S. churches. The worship team is very upbeat and enthusiastic, but every once in a while, they play a Chichewa song and the whole congregation gets about 50% even more exited. These songs are sung very loudly and typically accompanied by rhythmic clapping and dancing. I love to see the joy and enthusiasm Malawians show when worshiping in their 1st language. One week, there was a whole line of singers dancing in traditional style around the whole sanctuary.

In Phanda (pronounced more like Panda) they have no instruments, and of course all their songs were in Chichewa. One Person leads by singing a line, and then everyone repeats it. As far as I could tell, the leader was just whoever had a song they felt like singing next. They sang (and danced) for a long time. I was there for a baptism service, and they sang as we walked all the way to the river and during all the baptisms and all the way back.

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Stroupe began to make changes. He added something to the worship service that he calls "a sharing of concerns and joys" where congregation members stand up and tell anecdotes from their lives. "It's a way to get some of the spontaneity of the black church into our service," he says. "It's also a way for people to see that our lives are more alike than we think." At Palm Sunday service, a black woman got up to say she believes in miracles because the last of several boys in her family was graduating from college, despite the fact that so many young black men are on drugs, in jail or dead. Stroupe also changed Oakhurst's music, switching from stiffer Presbyterian hymns to songs from the black gospel tradition. At first the choir director resisted, purposefully playing off tune during gospel hymns. Now the church has its own mostly black gospel choir. No one in it knows how to read music, but they learn songs "by ear" and sing them from the heart. And, by most accounts, the music is heavenly. 17dc91bb1f