Unity

Garage Hymnal
Since forming in 2004, Garage Hymnal has sought to provide churches with congregational worship music - music we can all sing - that draws on a rich tradition of hymns and scripture. Take My Life, Garage Hymnal's debut album, hit the shelves in 2006. The sophomore album Bring on the Day followed soon after in 2007, and the band's self-titled album was released in 2009.

Garage Hymnal's fourth album, Unity, was released in July 2011. Centred on our life together as a church, the album is a passionate prayer for unity. The title track asks that we may be one just as God the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are one. Recorded live over three nights, it features the voices of 800 worshipers from many denominations. The album was produced by multi-ARIA award winner David Nicholas (Sting, George, Delta Goodrem.

Songs from these albums are now being sung at churches across the world.

Garage Hymnal has recently played at ONE at the Sydney Entertainment Centre (alongside preachers John Piper and John Lennox), Easterfest in Queensland (Australia's largest gospel music festival), Blackstump music festival, the hugely popular KYCK conventions in the Blue Mountains, a number of unique worship nights, as well as touring both Melbourne and Canberra. The band is also privileged to visit churches throughout Australia to assist musicians in their approach to congregational music - a feature of the band's schedule that sets it apart from many others. The joy of it all remains seeing individual hearts changed by the love of Christ as people worship God through song.