'Beautiful Legend' Gathered Gospel Singers for a Night of Revival

By Christina Song

Hong Kong – March 20, Daniel Book Company organized a revival night named 'Beautiful Legend' in the hall of Hong Kong Baptist University. This event gathered many famous Cantonese gospel singers, for example, Jade Kwan, Ivy So, Frances Chiu, Eternity, etc,.

Rev. Wing-shin Leung, pastor of Rememberance of Grace Church, preached half-way through the concert. He said to the audience that even though everybody is sinful and ugly on one side, God will lead us and allow our lives to become a beautiful legend.

Along with singing, the singers gave their testimonies of how they came to faith and came to become recognized. They praised God in His power and grace, and they said little about their own talents and abilities. As they gave their testimonies, some started to tear, and they explained it as being deeply touched by the love of God.

An album named 'Beautiful Legend' is a compilation of all the songs sang by these singers, and it has sold over 10,000 copies in Hong Kong alone. Producer said, “The local pop music in Hong Kong talks about ‘formulized’ love stories, however, ‘Beautiful Legend’ touched the heart of the audience successfully through the deeper and genuine love that is conveyed."

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