Jaime Jorge National Benefit Concert Tour
Renowned violinist Jaime Jorge is returning to Australia this May for a special National Benefit Concert Tour sponsored by Hope Channel and Operation Life. Jaime’s itinerary is listed below. Please mark your calendars and plan to attend. It promises to be a powerful time of music, mission, and ministry. You will be truly blessed!
Jaime’s Concert Schedule
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Friday 9 May 1:00pm
Victoria Point Adventist Retirement Village
Friday 9 May 7:00pm
Gold Coast Central Adventist Church
Sabbath 10 May
Grey Nomads Camp, NNSW Conference
Sunday 10 May 6:30pm
Murwillumbah Adventist Church
Monday 12 May 7:00pm
Alstonville Adventist Church
Tuesday 13 May 7:30pm
Kempsey Adventist Church
Wednesday 14 May 7:30pm
Tamworth Adventist Church
Friday 16 May 7:30pm
Wallsend Adventist Church
Sabbath 17 May 11:00am
New Hope Adventist Church
Sabbath 17 May 7:00pm
Avondale University Church
Tuesday 20 May 7:30pm
Canberra National Adventist Church
Wednesday 21 May 7:30pm
Albury Adventist Church
Thursday 22 May 7:00pm
Dandenong Adventist Polish Church
Friday 23 May 7:30pm
Lilydale Adventist Church
Sabbath 24 May 5:30pm
Casey Adventist Church
About Jamie
Jaime Jorge began playing the violin at the age of five. Born and raised in socialist/communist Cuba, he was given many opportunities to develop his talent, including an offer to study in Russia at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory of Music in Moscow with some of the most excellent musicians of our time, if only he would renounce his faith in God. He refused. When Jaime was ten, miraculously, his family was given the opportunity to leave Cuba.
Jaime and his family moved to the United States, where Jaime received a Christian education and violin lessons with eminent violinist and teacher Cyrus Forough. Jaime dreamed of being a missionary doctor, and in 1994, he entered the University of Illinois School of Medicine. In 1996, he left medical school and a promising medical career to follow God’s call to devote his life to full-time music ministry.
Since 1988, he has performed over 5,000 concerts and played on six continents in over 80 countries. He has recorded and released 18 albums. He’s played in all kinds of venues including thatch-roof huts, high school auditoriums, small and large churches, Cathedrals, Stadiums, and the Lincoln Centre for performing arts in New York.
