Stuart Townend concert 19 Sep

Stuart Townend and band will perform at Rugby Baptist on the 19th of September as part of their Courage tour 2018. Doors will open 6:30pm for a 7:30pm start. Free refreshments will be available during the break. You can book tickets here. Please email the Rugby Baptist office or call 01788 570410 for more information.

You can also download the A3 poster, the A4 poster, or the flyer.

BIOGRAPHY

Stuart Townend is one of today’s leading worship songwriters. Hymns such as “In Christ alone”, “How deep the Father’s love” and “The power of the cross” are sung in churches around the world, while the skill and depth of his lyric writing has drawn some to compare his contribution to hymnody to that of Watts and Wesley.

Aside from writing, Stuart travels around the UK and abroad, leading worship at events and performing concerts on his own or with his band. An accomplished musician, arranger and producer, he also has years of experience in teaching and training musicians who serve in local church worship.

Stuart has featured on numerous live albums, and to date has recorded nine solo albums, the most recent of which is “The paths of grace”. He appears regularly on the BBC’s immensely popular Songs of Praise Programme. In June 2017 Stuart was delighted to receive from the Archbishop of Canterbury The Thomas Cranmer Award for Worship “for his outstanding contribution to contemporary worship music.”

Stuart’s most recent project was a video and audio recording of the song “Keep you here”, an honest and moving response to his brother’s recent journey with cancer.

Stuart is married with three grown up children, and lives in Brighton, UK.

DISCOGRAPHY

Say The Word - 1997 Personal Worship - 2001 Lord Of Every Heart - 2002 Monument To Mercy - 2006 Best Of Stuart Townend Live - 2007 There Is A Hope - 2008 Creation Sings - 2009 The Journey - 2011 The Ultimate Collection - 2012 The Paths of Grace - 2014 The Best Of Stuart Townend Live Vol 2 - 2015 In Christ Alone - The Songs of Stuart Townend & Keith Getty - 2016