Hillsong's Ben Fielding and Reuben Morgan Form cxmmxns

Grammy-Award and Dove-Award-winning songwriters Ben Fielding and Reuben Morgan have united to form . From the pen of these two creative forces have come some of the most celebrated and sung worship anthems in the modern church: 'Goodness of God,' 'Who You Say I Am,' 'What A Beautiful Name,' 'Cornerstone,' and 'Mighty To Save' (to name a few)-sung by tens of millions of Christ-followers every week.
Morgan writes, "Our prayer is that these songs would be for everyone, but they would also serve local churches, worship pastors, and worship teams." is focused on being a major contributor to the next chapter of the global church's modern worship canon. In its debut offering -
Chapter 1 - its dedication to platforming both fresh and familiar voices alongside some of the world's most respected gospel music writers, recognizes
' commitment to being a collaborative worship movement.
Birthed in Sydney, Australia, is passionately committed to gathering worshippers worldwide and serving local churches with songs that everyone can sing. Worship, grounded in scripture, that unites believers around our common confession-CHRIST.
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