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Posted on September 16, 2008 - by Frank

Art*Music*Justice

Campaigns Feature
Art*Music*Justice

This came from musician, Derek Webb:

ART*MUSIC*JUSTICE on tour this fall, benefiting both the International Justice Mission and Food For the Hungry.

The International Justice Mission (www.IJM.org) is a human rights agency that secures justice for victims of slavery, sexual exploitation and other forms of violent oppression. Food for the Hungry (www.FH.org) works in more than 26 developing countries providing disaster and emergency relief, and implementing sustainable development programs to transform communities physically and spiritually.

Derek is pleased to be joining Sara Groves, Brandon Heath, Sandra McCracken, and Charlie Peacock on this tour, running from September 19th-October 26th (Click here for dates), bringing not only the music of these tremendous artists but also telling stories of the great work of these organizations as they work for justice, advocate for the oppressed, and point towards the day coming when all things will be made right. More than just music, these unique evenings will bring with them opportunities to involve yourself in the stories of our poorest neighbors.

SHARE THE MUSIC

In addition, all of the artists on the tour are offering songs on NoiseTrade.com for the price of telling five friends or paying any amount you choose. Please help us spread the word by clicking “Embed This Music” at the top of the widget to promote this tour and these artists on your MySpace, Facebook, or favorite blog site.

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