David Wesley brought together 329 singers and 7 American Sign Language interpreters from 50 countries to perform a virtual choir rendition of the beloved hymn ‘The Solid Rock (My Hope Is Built On Nothing Less)’ in his original a cappella arrangement.
‘The Solid Rock’ holds a special place in church history since Edward Mote wrote it in 1834, and William B. Bradbury added the melody in 1863. This hymn reminds us that Jesus Christ is our only true foundation, and His grace gives us hope that will never fade.
David Wesley took on a big challenge when he decided to coordinate hundreds of singers from around the world. Each person recorded their part at home, following his carefully crafted a cappella arrangement.
The project shows how we can use today’s technology to praise God and build connections with other believers. What makes this even more special is that the team included sign language interpreters, so more people could join in worship.
This global choir tells a bigger story about God’s family. Even though the singers lived in different countries and spoke different languages, they came together to share the same message of faith.
When you hear all their voices blend together, it paints a picture of what heaven might sound like – people from every nation joining as one voice in praise.
Putting together 329 separate recordings into one beautiful song took real skill and dedication. Wesley kept the heart of the original hymn while adding fresh musical touches that speak to today’s listeners. He found a way to honor this classic song while making it feel new and relevant.
This project shows us something important about our faith – it connects us no matter where we live. In times when the world feels divided, seeing believers join their voices reminds us that we’re all part of God’s plan.
Let’s take inspiration from this virtual choir and find new ways to encourage each other in faith, always keeping Jesus as our solid rock and firm foundation.
WATCH: ‘The Solid Rock (My Hope Is Built On Nothing Less)’ Arrangement by David Wesley
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