Vineyard Worship Drops "The Name" the Third Single Off their Upcoming EP

Vineyard Worship releases their brand new Integrity Music single "The Name." The song is the third release off their forthcoming EP Breathe In, Sing Out. "The Name" is a hope-filled, upbeat, folk-rock song that proclaims the truth of Jesus Christ - who He was, who He is, and who He always will be.
You can listen to the single HERE.
Declaring the promises found in the many names and the very character of God, "The Name" is a hope-filled, upbeat, folk-rock song that proclaims the truth of Jesus Christ - who He was, who He is, and who He always will be. Driven by the powerful vocals of Anabeth Morgan ("You Meet Me Here," "Your Dwelling Place"), "The Name" is an uplifting praise song that will fill you with expectation as you approach Easter and praise the name above all names, the mighty name of Jesus Christ.
"The Name" releases April 8th and is the third and final single coming from the highly anticipated Vineyard Worship EP, Breathe In, Sing Out - Live from Anchour Studio, available everywhere May 13th!
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