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Story Behind Our Amazing Guinness World Record Attempt

On Friday, July 23, Every Nation Ministries made an official attempt to set the Guinness World Record for “The Most Languages Performed in a Song (Multiple Singers)” by performing “Amazing Grace” in 50 different languages.

Background on the attempt:

The Guinness World Record attempt was performed during EN2010, the world conference of Every Nation Ministries. Every Nation has churches and ministries in 61 nations and has a vision to plant a church in “every nation” of the world. Thus, singing “Amazing Grace” in 50 different languages was chosen for the Guinness World Record. In the Philippines, Every Nation is represented by Victory Church which has 14 congregations in Metro Manila and 42 provincial churches outside Metro Manila.

This world conference is only held once every three years – the previous conference, EN07, was held in Araneta Coliseum with more than 14,000 participants from 41 different nations. This time, EN2010 was held at the SMX Convention Center and featured 19,173 participants from 45 different nations.

The Story of Amazing Grace

Amazing Grace was written by John Newton, a former slave ship captain who came to Christ. Many people believe the melody of Amazing Grace is actually an old African folk song that Newton would have heard as the singing of the slaves wafted up from the hold of his slave ship. One of the most beloved Christian songs, Amazing Grace has been translated into almost every language in every nation. It is also referred to as the “National Anthem” of the Cherokee Indians, who sang Amazing Grace to encourage one another on the “Trail of Tears” as they were led on a forced relocation of almost 2,000 km on which 4,000 men, women and children perished.

On Friday night, July 23, participants of EN2010 celebrated “every nation” by singing “Amazing Grace” in 50 languages, including: Arabic, Mandarin, Zulu, Persian, Hindi, Spanish, Tagalog, Japanese, Cebuano and Cherokee Indian.

Full list of languages performed by Every Nation at EN2010:

  1. English
  2. Yoruba
  3. Japanese
  4. Zulu
  5. Spanish
  6. Mandarin
  7. Hindi
  8. Korean
  9. Persian
  10. Samoan
  11. Afrikaans
  12. Arabic
  13. Thai
  14. Ibo
  15. Cherokee
  16. Tagalog
  17. Greek
  18. Italian
  19. French
  20. Russian
  21. Burmese
  22. Swedish
  23. Norwegian
  24. Irish
  25. Hawaiian
  26. Dutch
  27. German
  28. Cantonese
  29. Bengali
  30. Setswana
  31. Portuguese
  32. Turkish
  33. Maori
  34. Tongan
  35. Malaysian
  36. Vietnamese
  37. Lao
  38. Cebuano
  39. Nepali
  40. Mongolian
  41. Indonesian
  42. Hokkien
  43. Xhosa
  44. Konkani
  45. Marathi
  46. Gujarati
  47. Lotha-Naga
  48. Tankhul
  49. Manipuri
  50. Sign language

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