Rhythm and Rhyme- Sojourn Music-Christian Emerging Artist

<BR>Sojourn Community Church began with a series of conversations about church, community, and beauty. There was a resounding hunger for a different kind of church -  something that was ancient and modern, beautiful and true. Those conversations gave birth to a church in Louisville, Kentucky’s urban core, a church that celebrated the creative beauty of our God and the creative glory of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

In 2006, They launched the 930 Arts Center, a gallery, music venue, and studio space in the Germantown neighborhood. <BR>(www.the930.org)

<BR>Sojourn Music has recorded 7 records of original music, and has led worship at national conferences for Advance The Church, The Resurgence, Acts 29, The Gospel Coalition, and Campus Crusade for Christ.

<BR>Sojourn music began with a rag-tag group of musicians from a variety of backgrounds. The Bible talks about how the church should be one body with many parts, and this is evident in Sojourn music. Musicians with backgrounds in jazz, country, and pop come together with musicians from indie and punk rock backgrounds, seeking to serve the Church with a sense of unity and beauty.

Since launching in 2000, Sojourn Music has recorded 7 albums of original music, including the critically-acclaimed album “Before the Throne”, an album of songs that work through the movements of the liturgy, and “Over the Grave”, an album of re-written and re-imagined hymns by Isaac Watts. “The Water and the Blood” is their newest release, a dark Americana album recorded live in the studio in January 2011