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This is the Official Music Video for our reggae version of Israel Houghton's "Lord You Are Good" from Christafari's "Anthems" CD.

These are not actors, they are real people from genuine tribes that we ministered to in authentic costume. This video was filmed in various islands throughout Melanesia in the fall of 2015. During this mission trip, we ministered in 4 countries, on 8 islands and witnessed 17,167 decisions for Christ at our various outreach events in New Caledonia (Noumea & Lifou), Vanuatu (including Ifira), the Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea (Kokopo, Duke of York, Lae and Port Moresby).

CREDITS
Directed and edited by Obie Obien for Obiefilms http://www.obiefilms.com
Shot by Obie Obien
Written by Israel Houghton
Video Concept and Arrangement by Tiago Costa
Produced by Mark Mohr for Rank & File Film Co.

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Special thanks to all of the promoters, friends, dancers and players of instruments featured. We've never experienced such hospitality or seen such vibrant culture!

Dancers/Singers include:
Kokopo, Papua New Guinea: Pastor Gershon Passingan, Tabete Stanley, Pidik William, Walentan Tade, Gordon Mano, Randolf Stanley, Darius Stanley, Turapal Sam, Rupen Stanley, Wamling Joel, Mauel Pidik, Giri Turapal, Richard Lukara, Lusan Tiope, Steven William, Edward Tiope, Solomon Wartovo, Malcom Robin,
Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea: Patricia Nau, Jenny Satae, Jerimah Ilo Rupu, Danniella Aareitz, Lorraine Maela, Jita Bola, Benji Aisi, Shirley Peter, Bernadette Arabu, Vivian Ningis, Daisy Mirou, Thelma Kokoro, Ruth Mala.
Nouméa, New Caledonia: Pascal Mala, Daniel Sinyeue, Steve Iekawe, Esther Lancette, Estelle, Sarah Wowene, Nuncia Urene, Bernard Siapo, Lenine Makalu, Cedella Ajapunhya, Fekene, Saryana.
Lifou, New Caledonia. Troupe De Wetr Dancers: Ajapuhnya Cedella, Hne sarianah, Junie Costa.
And so many others. Special thanks to the Solomon Island Pan Pipers, The Chief Dancers of Lifou, and The Centre Culturel Tjibaou of New Caledonia.