Hebron Gospel Concert at Christ Church Congregational, Abbots Cross
Tuesday 3rd March 2020
You are warmly invited to a Gospel concert in Christ Church Congregational, Abbots Cross, featuring HEBRON on Tuesday 3rd March 2020 at 7.30pm.
HEBRON – which is the Hebrew word for fellowship and friendship, is made up of Simon Elman, Chrissy Rodgers and Helen Shapiro.
They present their Biblical Messianic songs in a variety of styles, including Folk, Jazz, Blues, Bluegrass and Hebraic. With close vocal harmonies and acoustic instruments (bass, guitars, ukuleles and banjo), Hebron’s music has broad appeal. In their concerts of testimony and songs, Hebron endeavours to declare a simple and clear Gospel message so needed today. Most of their songs are original compositions, with Biblical lyrics in English and Hebrew, with a distinctly Jewish flavour.
Here are a few more details about the members of Hebron:
Simon Elman was raised in a religious Jewish home in North London. He was a professional musician. In 1979, after hearing the Gospel on the radio for the first time, Simon gave his life to Yeshua. In 2007, the Lord called Simon to work among his own people, telling them the Good News of salvation.
Chrissy Rodgers was born in Pittsburgh, PA, USA and was wonderfully saved in 1974. Soon afterwards, the Lord called her into His full-time service and placed a special burden on her heart for the Jewish people.
Helen Shapiro, whose hit songs ‘Don’t Treat Me Like a Child’, ‘You Don’t Know’ and ‘Walking Back To Happiness’ sent her soaring into the charts at the age of 14, was raised in a traditional Jewish home. After searching the Scriptures and studying the Messianic prophecies, Helen discovered their fulfilment in Jesus, the Jewish Messiah and gave her life to Him in 1987.
Hebron Gospel Concert at Christ Church Congregational Church, Abbots Cross
Tuesday 3rd March 2020 at 7:30pm
Admission to the concert is FREE and everyone is welcome.
Abbots Cross Congregational Church address is Doagh Road, Newtownabbey BT37 9WQ.
You can find out more about Hebron on their website here.
