Don Moen

Christian music singer and songwriter

Don Moen - Christian music singer and songwriter
Born

June 29th, 1950
74 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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A prominent figure in contemporary Christian music, this individual gained recognition through songwriting and producing. Contributions include numerous worship albums and songs that became staples in churches worldwide. Over the years, the artist served as a worship leader and has been involved in various ministry initiatives. The 1997 album 'God Will Make a Way' achieved significant popularity and won several awards. The individual also hosted a television program dedicated to worship music, further fostering participation in spiritual music.

Released the album 'God Will Make a Way'

Produced widely sung worship songs such as 'Give Thanks' and 'I Will Sing'

Hosted a television worship program

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