Darlene Zschech's Daughter Weds

Australian worship leader and songwriter Darlene Zschech, best known for penning Hillsong Worship's "Shout to the Lord," announces over social media that her youngest daughter Zoe Zschech is married today. Twenty one-year-old Zoe is the youngest of Darlene and husband Mark's three children. Zoe is married to Matty Chops.
Darlene gushes, "Oh my goodness.. what a glorious day celebrating Zoe and Matt's wedding xx I will post more later .. but our hearts are as full as they can be xx thanks all for the texts and kind words and love for our family today, we are humbled by your kindness xx sweet dreams .. "
Zoe Zechech, like her mother, is also a worship leader and songwriter. She can be heard singing lead vocals on the song "Love and Wonder" written by Zoe and Bonnie Gray. The song can be found on Darlene Zschech's 2017 worship album Here I Am Send Me from Integrity Music. The album was recorded live with her team at Hope Unlimited Church on the Central Coast of New South Wales, Australia, and features 11 new songs penned by her along with guest writers like Martin Smith, Paul Baloche, Jenn Johnson and Leeland Mooring. Here I Am Send Me was Zschech's first project following a life changing cancer diagnosis in 2014.
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