Our Message
Our music reflects the same compassion that guides our outreach. It gives voice to our mission, reminding every listener that healing can come through both action and art
Many are in the midst of troubles facing troubles
“A candle loses nothing by lighting another candle”
As we mention our endeavors it is to lead by way of example. In some form or another we must shed light and we must team together and become a beacon of light for others to follow. Regardless of our differences and views, it’s important to let those weights go and agree to love and forgive each other. The feeling of love is not real because feelings come and feelings go.
The real love which is God’s love – the true love that comes from our heart. We must take this moment and come together and share the resources that God has blessed us with amongst those who are in need.
A Journey Thru Da Ghetto
Our theme song entitled “A Journey Thru Da Ghetto”
Dedicated to the late Dr Martin Luther King Jr and his wife, the late Coretta Scott King
A JOURNEY THRU DA GHETTO
Written By: Alvin Murphy & DeAndre Barnes
Performed By: DeAndre Barnes
Produced By: Alvin Murphy
Music Written By: Alvin Murphy
Drum Production By: DeAndre Barnes
Guest Musician: Cliff Dubois
Guest Soloist: Jocelyn Buchanan
So many times I wonder about all the pain I feel it inside
What’s going on with the journey and feel all the hurt from the people crying
So many casualties fallen victim to this society
Violently wrong no rules no fear of the unknown
Its foreign to you but the ghetto my home
No roof overhead, can barely be fed; father was lost so I never got lead
Mom tried to cover it hustling bad; doubled the jobs but we still lacked the cash
How can I see though the wrong; you feeling it too but we feel like we both alone
It’s a journey I take on my own
I’m tired of crying my people dying what we gonna do
Let’s pray together sisters and brothers what we gonna do
It’s a tragedy we face living in reality; can barely navigate a strategy
Take a look at all the faces capturing every ounce pain we paint a masterpiece
Of being disrespected then neglected every day we see it not accepted
Wonder when the world can hear it with the message
Covid caught our lives you see we still infected confused
I have a dream verbally sexually abuse the youth constantly get used
The world is ill with contagious fruits how can you think to heal
When the option death in the street or lock in a jail
Take the journey I hope you prevail
I’m tired of crying my people dying what we gonna do
Let’s pray together sisters and brothers what we gonna do
A Message of Hope for the Homeless
Original words and music, written by Alvin Lee Murphy. Guest vocalist, music accompaniment, and rearrangement of music by Pastor Brian Jones of Chicago, Illinois.
Special dedication to the homeless and those affected by Covid-19 in the USA.
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Read the Endorsement Here
Read the Endorsement Here