Sound of Justice choir, the corporate choir of International Justice Mission (IJM), has launched the Echoes of Freedom album to promote the course of justice in a godly way.

The official unveiling of the album took place at the Arise concert, held at Agape House, New Testament church, East Legon in Accra on Sunday, April 13, 2025.

The album has 10 songs, namely Song of Freedom, The Justice Song, Occupy The land, One Thing and Rescue Song.

Other songs are Shout of Freedom, Broken Chains, I am Enough, I’ll Fight and Just One.

Media personality, Gifty Anti and Country Director of IJM, Janet Budu, unveiled the album, which was followed by a performance of all the songs on the album by the choir.

Media personality, Gifty Anti(right) and Country Director of IJM, Janet Budu, unveiled the album

The message of hope and justice ran through the songs in alignment with IJM’s commitment to spread God’s just nurture to bring freedom to everyone.

The Echoes of Freedom album was birthed from a place of using the message of salvation as preached by people of Christian faith to bring liberty to victims of child trafficking.

Gospel artiste, Eugene Zuta, who co-wrote the songs on the album, said his perception about freedom changed when he worked with IJM for five years.

Following his discovery and experience of the untold trauma victims of child trafficking go through at places such as Lake Volta, Eugene Zuta said it shaped his music ministry and had been focused on the messages of freedom and justice.

“There are not many songs on freedom and justice and what the bible says about the course of justice. All over the world, music is used as a tool for advocacy so this album is intended to soak the emotions and hearts of people in the fight for justice.

“Our God is a just God, who seeks freedom for everyone and with this album, we hope to trumpet the mission and vision of IJM to rescue victims of violence, child trafficking and restore survivors until they can thrive in freedom,” he stated.