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Hope Darst: No Fear Tour
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Hope Darst: No Fear Tour

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Living Word Church
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This fall, fear doesn't get the final word. Jon Reddick brings 18 special nights of worship and encouragement to cities across the country with the No Fear Tour, featuring powerful songs like "No Fear," "God, Turn It Around," and "I Believe It (The Life of Jesus)." Joining him is Hope Darst, whose worship anthems "Peace Be Still" and "Mighty Name Of Jesus" have become favorites in churches everywhere. Come expectant, sing loud, and leave reminded that God is bigger than whatever you're facing. Limited dates mean limited opportunities, so don't wait to secure your seats. A VIP experience with pre-show Meet & Greet and photo is available - don't miss out! Hope Darst is known as a trusted and passionate worship leader who has a heart for the local church and writing songs that serve both corporate and personal worship through powerful anthems such as the RIAA Certified Gold™ single Peace Be Still, Promise Keeper, If The Lord Builds The House, and Never Walk Alone. And now Hope is going back to her roots with the release of a live worship album, In The Mighty Name, set to release on April 18th across all platforms. The complete live worship video experience is available on Hope’s YouTube channel. The 15-song collection embodies bold declarations along with tender moments and heartfelt cries of surrender that have already resonated with listeners around the world. With songs like the global breakout single Mighty Name of Jesus, You Can, The Blood of Jesus and Hope’s version of Give Me Jesus (Upper Room), Hope lifts her voice in worship to invite us into a place where we will experience the power and presence of God. In this new collection of songs, Hope stays true to her commitment to run to the Lord in worship in every season of her life as a follower of Jesus, a wife and mother, and as a worship leader. These songs are filled with passion and vulnerability, and invites the listener to participate in these unique moments of corporate, personal, and spontaneous worship.
Sources: triblive

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