Chans Responds to Social Injustice With "Let Me Find Thee"
Written By Calvin Venus
Let Me Find Thee | Indelible Grace Music [Chans Thomas Cover]
Chans Thomas was asked to respond to themed creative liturgy night in Houston for GoBU recently. The theme was Social Injustice and Chans had chosen to sing a song in response to the subject “Broken vs Bitterness”. Ultimately, social injustice is another manifestation of sin, so the only adequate response for our brokenness is to stand before a holy God in view of what gospel promises.

That’s when she found, “Let Me Find Thee” by Indelible Grace Music featuring Matthew Smith.
In this video I believe she delivers a soulful rendition encapsulating our longings for what believers to seek in Christ above all else. The song best fits her stance on the issue, to endure with the hope that soon we’ll be free from it all.
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I was invited to team up with Ecclessia Church Houston to track, mix and master this beautiful song called “Child of Glory” performed live by worship leader Paul Pelc. The original song was performed by The Modern Post. Produced by the talented Brian Eichelberger.
My name is Calvin Venus; I'm an Englishman living in America, a Houston-based producer/engineer with a full-service, 1200-square-foot private recording studio called A SafeHouse. I specialize in weird and wonderful music, ranging from rock to hip hop, jazz to gospel, and country to folk and more. My passion has given me the opportunity to collaborate with clients from all over the world.