LIFE Worship Captures the Heartbeat of Unity with "One People"

"One People" is a song by LIFE Worship which captures the heartbeat of unity at work in their church community in Bradford, UK. Moved by the multiple nations and cultures thriving in their context, worship leaders Philippa Hanna, Nate Gardiner, and Isak Peterson set out to write an anthem of togetherness.
Listen to the song HERE.
Yet, "One People" isn't just a response to their localised experience, but a call for the Church to unite under one purpose and one God. In a time when the world seems more divided than ever, this song offers a hopeful message for healing and unity. LIFE Worship also emphasise the importance of believers' shared identity as part of the body of Christ. They hope that this new song can be part of calling the Church back to its core foundation.
Worship leader Philippa Hanna shared, "There is a focus on revival within the UK Church, with lyrics that call for spiritual renewal."
With "One People," LIFE Worship managed to highlight that theme of revival by lyrically blending fundamentals of the Christian faith with making space for people's heart cry. LIFE Worship offers "One People" as an anthem for the global Church. This theologically rich new song is a beacon of harmony to bridge denominational divides and help Christ followers worship in unity and experience revival.
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