New song featured in forthcoming Film, 'Sabina: Tortured for Christ, the Nazi Years' NASHVILLE, Tenn., Sept. 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Getty Music today released the official music video for Keith and ...

Music of the church, beginning with hymns and melodies stretched all the way to, and before, the reformation era in the 1500s with composer and theologian Martin Luther, has shaped and the songwriting ...

Why congregational worship is a feast we prepare all week long. The Christian musical landscape includes dozens of widely known worship leaders and recording artists but comparatively few hymn writers ...

GRAMMY-nominated artists Keith and Kristyn Getty invite audiences to an evening of beloved Christmas carols, newly released songs and modern hymns honoring the true meaning of the season through their ...

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It opens with the soothing “Hush-a-by (Come Unto Me and Rest)” and it is followed by the refreshing “Sun of My Soul (Shine)” and the gorgeous “Consider the Stars.” “Softly and Tenderly / Ashokan ...

Keith and Kristyn Getty have been at the forefront of the modern hymn movement over the past decade demonstrating the ability to successfully bridge the gap between the traditional and contemporary.

NASHVILLE (RNS) — Keith Getty’s life is usually filled with singing. Leading worship at Christian conferences. A national singing tour, including a standing-room-only hymn sing at the Grand Ole Opry ...

“Sing!,” a three-day worship conference led by modern Christian composers Keith and Kristyn Getty, returns to Nashville next week. The conference runs Monday through Wednesday at Gaylord Opryland ...

On December 18, they will be playing Carnegie Hall in New York. “It’s our sixth year at Carnegie and every year is special. It will combine music, dance, and celebration of Christmas. The second half ...

For most Americans, the holidays could not arrive fast enough. After experiencing what has to be the most divisive political campaign in our lifetimes, our collective breath still feels a little bated ...